Where is JASSITOW Tire Produced?

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DeNora
07/29/25 1:43am
JASSITOW Tire is a customized product of Qingdao JASSITOW Tire Company, belonging to a domestic second-tier tire brand, produced in Zhucheng, Shandong. The English name of JASSITOW Tire is JASSITOW. It boasts superior quality, reliable and stable performance, making it suitable for high-end vehicles, especially some premium off-road models. Below is additional information about JASSITOW Tire: JASSITOW Tires are relatively thick, with a toe area thickness of 1.75cm, a sidewall thickness of 0.76cm, and a tread thickness of 1.64cm. Typically, the sidewall thickness of tires is 0.5cm, and the tread thickness is 1.3cm. JASSITOW Tires use natural rubber, which is softer and more elastic, giving the tires both wear resistance and comfort. Additionally, the tread features double-layer steel wire protection for enhanced safety during driving. Generally, tires have a service life of 3-5 years, meaning they need to be replaced after about 3-5 years or 60,000-80,000 kilometers. However, the exact replacement cycle depends on driving conditions, temperature, tire pressure, and driving habits, as tire wear varies under different circumstances.
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DiCorbin
08/12/25 11:37am
The Geostar tires are actually made in China, primarily produced by Hangzhou Zhongce Rubber Company. Having driven for many years and used various tires, I recall that Geostar offers great value for money with good wear resistance. They are mainly manufactured domestically in China but are available in many regions worldwide. I once replaced my tires with a set of Geostar, and the driving experience felt stable, especially reliable in urban road conditions. If you're considering new tires, I recommend learning more about Zhongce Rubber's background—they are quite reputable in the industry, ensuring product quality. Also, don’t forget to regularly check tire pressure and tread wear, which benefits both safety and fuel efficiency. Chinese-made tires excel in cost control, making them suitable for everyday use by average car owners.
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