1. The car tire brand logos are:

1. AVON

2. BRIDGESTONE (Shiqiao?)

3.BFGOODRICH

4. CONTINENTAL

5. CHENGSHAN Chengshan?

2. Understand the tire signs:

1. Interpretation of sidewall information: (There are two tire specifications for Excelle: 195/55R15 and 185/65R14. The former is the LE version configuration and the latter is the LX version configuration)

2. "Load load index" is a number corresponding to the maximum load capacity, indicating the maximum weight that a single tire can bear when normally inflated (the load index of Excelle's original tires is 85, and the maximum load is 515 kg.

3. ?"Tire width" refers to the width of the tire, that is, the distance between the two sidewalls (Excelle's tire width is 185 or 195 mm)? ?

4. ?"Flat. "Ratio" refers to the ratio of tire width to tire height. For example, "55" indicates that the height of the tire is equal to 55% of the tire width.?

5. "R" represents the radial structure, indicating that the tire body is composed of The fabric layer (i.e., the carcass cord) is arranged radially inside the carcass. ?

Rim diameter: represents the diameter of the rim used in this tire, in inches (Excelle's wheel hub has 14. (inch and 15 inches).

3. Pattern code:

1. Pirelli (Italy)

I believe that friends who like football and Inter Milan will appreciate this. The brand has an impression. Pirelli is the main sponsor of Inter Milan. The trademark on the chest of Inter Milan’s team uniform is Pirelli. Even when Pirelli first entered China, one game was specially printed with Pirelli’s Chinese characters, which shows that Pirelli is very attached to China. Market attention. Pirelli originated in the late 19th century and was one of the earliest tire manufacturers. It was a sports tire and was the first to sponsor F1. To be honest, Pirelli tires are definitely suitable for WRC road conditions. The ground is super strong and very strong. For those who like racing, I think Pirelli is the first choice. The grip is too strong. I dare not say that Pirelli is the best, but I can responsibly say that Pirelli's grip is the best for racing. A must-have for players, but the prerequisite is that Pirelli's tire noise is slightly louder. Pirelli's price is above average among high-end tires. It is now domestically produced and has good sales. They are all high-end cars, such as BMW 7 Series and Audi A8. Wait. If you like Pirelli, don’t care about its high price position, and like to drive fast, choose Pirelli!

2. Continental (Germany)

German horse! The brand is also called Continental Tire, and it also started making tires in the 19th century. You can often see Continental's advertisements at European Cup football matches. It seems that there are not many sponsors in car racing. I know that Continental is used in big truck competitions, but it doesn't seem to be used. Passed F1. Continental and Pirelli are two extremes, known for their quietness and comfort. Friends who say Michelin is comfortable must have never used Continental tires. Comfortable and quiet is the biggest feature of Continental, but it seems to be the only feature. Continental is not wear-resistant, has average road grip, is not strong, and is not suitable for our country's road conditions. The price of imported tires is relatively reasonable, and currently there are no Chinese factories. On top of that, market performance also depends on the positioning of domestic tires after they come off the production line (according to an internal meeting of Continental Tire, the first competitor that Continental is targeting for domestic tires is Dunlop). In terms of matching, Continental tires are mainly matched with some mid-level models, such as Audi A4, A6, Mercedes-Benz C-Class E-Class, and BMW 3 Series; some high-end SUVs are matched with Continental tires from the Czech Republic, which makes a lot of noise. If you are looking for comfort and quietness, and have no requirements for wear resistance, movement, or price, Continental is a good choice.

3. Dunlop

Dunlop originated in the United Kingdom in the late 19th century and was later controlled by a Japanese company. Dunlop is the second tire brand to play in F1. It currently ranks second in terms of the number of F1 races won. It no longer plays. Now it mainly sponsors the German Touring Car Masters, A8 Touring Car and Motorcycle GP, and participates in many cross-country competitions. China is also the main sponsor because Dunlop is the best cross-country tire.

The biggest feature of domestic Dunlop tires is that they have no characteristics (similar to Bridgestone, which will be mentioned below). Their quiet comfort is not as good as Michelin and Continental, and their grip is not as good as Pirelli. They are relatively neutral tires. In fact, Dunlop is a purely high-end brand in the world. It can be seen from the supporting equipment, such as Audi A8, Mercedes-Benz S600, BMW 5 Series X5X3, and Volkswagen Touareg. Of course, the prices are also exaggeratedly high. In response to the situation in China, domestically produced Dunlop has appropriately lowered the positioning of some small-model tires so that they can meet the needs of almost all models at a more appropriate price. I once saw a review of Dunlop on the Internet: I dare not say that Dunlop is the best tire, but it is the most cost-effective tire. If you occasionally play with your car, have requirements for comfort and quietness, and don’t want the price to be too expensive, Dunlop is a good choice.

4. Goodyear

Dunlop left F1 due to the death of the famous driver Senna, and was replaced by the American brand Goodyear, which currently maintains the number of F1 championships. Record. It is unclear what car events it currently sponsors. Goodyear is a typical American product. It only aims at noise resistance. Its road grip is second only to Pirelli. Its noise is close to Pirelli. It is not wear-resistant and prone to partial wear. It is extremely expensive. I don't like it at all. There are not many supporting facilities, including Audi Q7, Land Rover, and there are many supporting facilities for domestically produced cars, such as Audi, BMW Brilliance, etc. I feel that the American devils may be evil and do not provide good products to China. The price is about the same as Michelin, which is the highest among domestic products. The quality is still poor, and the factory output is small. They are only OEM products (Goodyear has them in Rongcheng Chengshan Factory). OEM, although OEM can save costs, the quality cannot be complimented).

5. Michelin

Michelin originated in France in the 19th century and is the inventor of radial tires. After sponsoring F1 with Goodyear, it now sponsors many car events, including WRC and so on. Michelin is a comfort tire, with comfort close to that of Continental and average road grip and wear resistance. Michelin ranks second in the world in terms of sales, second only to Bridgestone. It mainly supports mid-range products of some top brand cars, such as BMW 5 Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class and C-Class. Personally, I feel that Michelin, which is also a comfort tire, is more suitable for China's road conditions than Continental. This is probably why Michelin is successful in China. Of course, due to advertising, the price of Michelin is not low in China. The price of imported Michelin is average, not as expensive as Pirelli, Continental, and Dunlop. Generally speaking, Michelin is good. If you recognize its brand, then I would recommend it.

Bridgestone, an authentic Japanese brand, is also the latest and only tire manufacturer among the world's six major tire brands to start producing tires in the 20th century. Currently exclusively sponsors F1. Bridgestone is similar to the domestic Dunlop. It has no characteristics and is relatively neutral. Its performance is acceptable in all aspects. It is comfortable and quiet after Dunlop. It is the most wear-resistant among high-end brands. As for the price, due to the crazy money burning in F1, the price is not cheap, it is cheaper than Michelin and Goodyear. Thanks to its sponsorship of F1, sales have reached unprecedented heights: surpassing Michelin and currently number one in the world. In the past year, Bridgestone has also been seen supporting high-end models, such as the Audi A8, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, etc. I don't want to recommend it due to the price.

Sportsiness:

First: Pirelli? Second: Goodyear? Third: Dunlop? Fourth: Bridgestone? Fifth: Michelin? Sixth: Germany Continental

Comfort and quietness:

First: Continental? Second: Michelin? Third: Dunlop? Fourth: Bridgestone? Fifth: Goodyear? Sixth: Pirelli

Wear resistance:

First: Bridgestone? Second: Pirelli? Third: Dunlop? Fourth: Michelin? Fifth: German Horse Brand? Sixth: Goodyear

Safety factor:

First: Pirelli? Second: Goodyear? Third: Dunlop? Fourth: Bridgestone? Fifth : Michelin? Sixth: German horse brand.