Which company produces Nailike tires?

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OAndrew
07/24/25 5:33pm
Nailike tires are produced by Xuzhou Fengxian Nailike Tire Co., Ltd. Here is some extended information: Brand Introduction: Nailike brand tires are of excellent quality, with a century-long history of tire manufacturing. It is also a global tire manufacturer and leader, serving as the dedicated tire for many supercars on the racetrack, earning the title of 'King of Racing Tires.' They use soft rubber, making them softer, more comfortable, and quieter. Main Advantages: The tire products are widely used in various car brands worldwide, accounting for 1/4 of global sales. The performance is well-balanced in all aspects, and it is the most wear-resistant among high-end brands. In the domestic market, many domestic car manufacturers such as Honda, Toyota, and Nissan use these tires, and sales are very high.
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LeMaria
08/11/25 9:42am
I've been driving for over a decade and have tried many tire brands. I know that the 'Nai Li' tires are actually produced by Continental, a century-old German company headquartered in Germany. I remember they don't just make tires but also develop braking systems, vehicle sensors, and other tech stuff – pretty impressive technology. Using their tires, I feel the grip is strong, especially on rainy or icy roads, making driving very stable with less chance of skidding. I once heard from a friend that Continental also supplies original tires for premium cars like BMW and Mercedes-Benz, no wonder the quality is reliable. When choosing tires, I always advise people to look into the brand's history and test reports rather than just going for the cheapest option. Safety and durability are what really matter.
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