Tyres Aptany

The Aptany trademark belongs to the Chinese company Wanli. The company was founded in 2004 and was named Fengli. In 2016, the holding received its modern name and simultaneously presented the first series of radial tires produced at its own production. Currently, the annual production volume is about 3.2 million car tires.

This brand was established to promote tires for passenger cars and small commercial vehicles. Currently, the Aptany tire range includes dozens of models distributed across the following categories:
- tires for passenger cars;
- tires for crossovers and SUVs;
- tires for commercial vehicles;
- all-season and winter tires.

Most Aptany "passenger" tires are designed for compact models and are oriented towards daily operation on urban roads. They are distinguished by improved traction on wet surfaces, providing comfortable handling, smooth and quiet ride. The exception is a few Ultra High Performance tires, such as Sportmax, which offers less comfort but more precise handling and stability at high speeds.

Tires for crossovers and SUVs are divided into several categories depending on the road surface for which they are intended. Tires for asphalt are structurally little different from "passenger" ones, being, in fact, their modified version. In turn, off-road tires are very durable products, differing in high strength and reliable traction on any soil surface.

The Aptany commercial tire line consists of models whose size range allows them to be used in almost any modern light truck and minibus, including the most compact versions. All tires are distinguished by extremely low rolling resistance, excellent resistance to abrasive wear and punctures, as well as the ability to withstand prolonged operation with overload.

The diversity of the Aptany all-season and winter tire line is due to the need for their use in various climatic conditions, ranging from European countries to the regions of the Far North. The "trademark" feature of these models is the reliability of traction in the most difficult weather conditions, as well as the ability to maintain it even with significant tread wear.