Which factory produces the Ping An Lu tires?

[SanKeegan]

Ping An Lu truck and bus tires are produced by Shandong August 1st Tire Company. Here is more information about automotive tires: 1. Numerical meanings: Tire data indicates the tire section width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter in inches. For example, a tire with the specification 225/65/R17 has a section width of 225, an aspect ratio of 65, R stands for radial construction, and 17 is the rim diameter in inches. 2. Function: Vehicle tires help reduce and absorb shocks and vibrations during driving, preventing damage to car components caused by severe vibrations.

[VanNora]

I'm a regular customer at a tire retail store and replaced my car's tires with Ping An Lu tires last year. At that time, I specifically checked the markings on the tire sidewall, which indicated they were produced at a factory in Shandong, though I can't recall the exact factory name. These tires are marketed for their durability and affordability. After driving about 10,000 kilometers, I found their grip to be average, requiring extra caution to slow down in rainy conditions. The tire production date is crucial—there's a four-digit code on the sidewall, such as '2223', meaning the tire was produced in the 22nd week of 2023. Never buy tires that have been in stock for over three years. It's best to get tires replaced at authorized shops, as some roadside stalls might try to pass off retreaded tires as new ones to trick customers.

[AddysonLee]

During my five years as a helper in the repair shop, I've handled over a hundred Pingan Road tires. The inner side of the tires bears the steel stamp of the Shandong factory code, and according to the supplier, the production base is located in the industrial area of Dongying. The common series are HT3 and CT2, with different tread patterns designed for various road conditions. I've noticed that this brand's sidewalls are quite stiff, resulting in noticeable vibrations when going over speed bumps, but they are affordable. Car owners should note: if the tread depth difference between left and right tires of the same specification exceeds 1.5 millimeters, they should be replaced in pairs.

[VonAngela]

When researching auto parts, I checked Ping'an Road's background. It's now under a large tire group in Shandong. Their production line is in Weihai Industrial Park, with both export and domestic sales coming from the same assembly line. Their quiet tires are average - tire noise becomes noticeable at just 65 km/h. Remember to check for the CCC certification mark on the tire sidewall when purchasing, as tires without it might be gray market goods. Last time I saw a car enthusiast buy cheap altered-date tires with visible tread cracks still in use - way too dangerous.