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Which factory produces Yadu tires?

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SanLeo
09/04/25 5:14am

Yadu is produced by Zhongce Rubber Group Co., Ltd. Zhongce Rubber Group is a well-known tire manufacturer in China. Here is some relevant information: 1. Introduction: Zhongce Rubber Group was established in 1958 and is currently one of China's relatively large tire manufacturers. It owns multiple tire brands, including Chaoyang tires, Goodride tires, Westlake tires, Arisun tires, and Yadu tires. Currently, among domestic tires, Zhongce's tire quality is relatively good. 2. Performance: SSBR can meet automotive performance requirements, with tire wet grip and rolling resistance performance reaching EU standards of Class B and Class C. Therefore, Zhongce's tires are not inferior to imported tires in the same price range.

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Lincoln
09/16/25 6:16am

As a commuter who frequently drives in the city, I pay close attention to tire selection. Yadu tires are mainly produced by Hangzhou Yadu Tire Co., Ltd., a factory located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, specializing in affordable car tires. I drive a family sedan and have used Yadu tires before. I find their wear resistance decent, suitable for urban commuting, but for long-distance trips, it's important to monitor tire pressure to avoid excessive wear. I regularly check the tread depth to ensure it's above 2 millimeters for better safety. If buying new tires, I recommend purchasing from official stores or authorized dealers to avoid counterfeit products. Also, consider the season when choosing tires; switching to snow tires in winter is more reliable.

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DelNevaeh
10/30/25 6:49am

As a seasoned driver with over a decade of experience who has tried many brands, I can confirm that Yadu tires are indeed manufactured by Hangzhou Yadu Tire Factory. Around 2000, this company started production in Hangzhou, focusing on the budget market and catering to mid-to-low-end vehicles. I've tested Yadu products on taxis before—they offer decent wear resistance, but produce slightly more noise at high speeds. Therefore, I recommend always checking tire pressure and tread wear before highway driving. Additionally, when replacing tires, ensure you select the correct size as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer to reduce fuel consumption. Routine maintenance includes cleaning the tread and rims, keeping them dry to prevent aging.

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Price
12/13/25 6:57am

As an enthusiastic member of the car enthusiasts club, my friends and I often discuss tire brands. Yadu tires are produced by Hangzhou Yadu Tire Company. This brand is quite common in the domestic mid-to-low-end market. From my experience, their grip is decent, but they tend to slip a bit on wet roads, not as stable as premium brands. For safe driving, I always remind new car owners to pay attention to tread material when changing tires, prioritizing softer rubber to reduce noise. For regular maintenance, don't overlook wheel alignment, as it can extend tire lifespan.

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