Michelin: Michelin Group is a global leader in tire technology. It was established in Clermont-Ferrand, France more than a century ago. During its long history, the Michelin Group has made continuous inventions in tire technology and manufacturing since it invented the first removable tire for bicycles in 1889 and the first pneumatic tire for cars in 1895. In addition to tires, the Michelin Group also produces rims, steel wires, mobility assistance systems (such as PAX systems), travel services (such as ViaMichelin, GPS), maps and travel guides. The map and guide publishing organization is the Leader in the field.

Bridgestone: Japan's Bridgestone (BRIDGESTONE) Company is the world's largest manufacturer of tires and rubber products and one of the three giants in the world's tire industry. In March 1931, Bridgestone was born in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. The founder of the company was Shojiro Ishibashi (1889-1976). Shojiro Ishibashi believed that it was more convenient to export the company's products with English names, so he translated his last name "Ishibashi" into English STONEBRIDGE. However, because it was not easy to pronounce, he decided to reverse it and changed it to BRIDGESTONE, hence the name Bridgestone. Therefore, we used to call the tires produced by this company "Shiqiao tires".

Goodyear: The American Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company was founded in 1898 and has a history of more than 100 years. Goodyear is the world's largest tire production company, headquartered in Akron, Ohio, USA. The company mainly produces tires, engineering rubber products and chemical products in more than 90 factories in 28 countries. Today, Goodyear employs more than 80,000 people worldwide.

Continental Tire: Continental was founded in 1871 and is headquartered in Hannover, Germany. It is the third largest tire manufacturer in the world and the largest auto parts supplier in Europe. The company's initial products were rubber products and solid carriage and bicycle tires.

Dunlop: Sumitomo Rubber (Changshu) Co., Ltd., one of the top ten tire brands, a brand of Japan's Sumitomo Rubber Industrial Group, a large multinational tire supplier, the first company in the world to develop pneumatic tires, and many in the world Well-known manufacturers and high-performance car tuning companies are the first tire brands.

Pirelli: Pirelli AG, one of the top ten tire brands, a famous Italian brand, a world famous brand, an influential brand in the industry, a high-tech enterprise, one of the world's most prestigious tire companies, and a world-famous tire manufacturer Tire manufacturer, the world's largest sales volume tire manufacturer.

Hankook: Shanghai Hankook Tire Sales Co., Ltd., one of the top ten tire brands, a famous Korean brand, one of the largest and fastest growing tire manufacturers in the world, and the largest brand in China's passenger car tire market share , a large enterprise specializing in the production of radial tires for passenger cars, light trucks (SUV, RV, etc.), trucks and buses.

Zhengxin: Xiamen Zhengxin Rubber Industry Co., Ltd. is a wholly Taiwanese-owned enterprise. It is a wholly-owned company invested by Taiwan Zhengxin Rubber Industry Co., Ltd. through Maxxis International Co., Ltd. of the British Cayman Islands. , founded on May 26, 1989, with a registered capital of US$70 million, was completed and opened on December 19, 1991. Leaders at the central, provincial and municipal levels headed by Vice Premier Gu Mu of the State Council attended the company's opening ceremony.

Chaoyang: Hangzhou Zhongce Rubber Co., Ltd. is currently China's largest tire manufacturer. Among the top 500 Chinese companies, the company ranks 363rd and China's manufacturing industry ranks 204th. Ranked 13th in the world tire company rankings. The company has more than 20,000 employees and thousands of engineering and technical personnel.

Kumho: Kumho Asiana Group, to which Kumho Tire belongs, is one of the eight largest groups in South Korea. The group has annual sales of 21 trillion won and is a multinational company with 23 subsidiaries including Asiana Airlines. Among them, eight subsidiaries, including Kumho Tire, Asiana Airlines, Kumho Petrochemical, Korean Express, Kumho Car Rental, Kumho Expressway, Kumho Development, and Daewoo Construction, have successfully entered the Chinese market.