Tyres Bearway

The Bearway brand belongs to the Chinese company Sanli Tire Manufacture Co., Ltd, founded in 1996. The company has its own production facilities and a development center. The annual production of car tires is about 10 million units. The Bearway brand was established to promote products in the low-price segment and is used in the production of tires for passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, and small-capacity trailers.

The majority of the tire range of this brand is represented by models for passenger cars. They are divided into two categories - High Performance and Ultra High Performance. The operational properties of the tires of the two lines differ accordingly. High Performance tires are designed for everyday use, providing comfort in handling, smooth ride, low noise level, and fuel efficiency. In turn, Ultra High Performance tires are designed for passenger cars with high dynamic characteristics. These models are marked with speed indices W.

The Bearway tire line for all-wheel drive vehicles is divided into two parts. High Terrain models are designed for use exclusively on paved roads. Structurally, they are "passenger" tires adapted for use in 4x4 vehicles, which are characterized by a large weight and a high center of gravity. They have an identical "highway" tread pattern, which provides a significant contact patch, low rolling resistance, and noise, stability, and precision handling at high speeds.

The Bearway tires of the All Terrain category have much more differences. The use of an aggressive tread pattern with massive blocks and wide grooves preserves the effectiveness of the tire on unpaved surfaces. At the same time, the optimization of the shape, size, and arrangement of the tread elements allows such tires to demonstrate confident behavior on paved roads as well.

This manufacturer is one of the few that offers tires specifically for small-capacity trailer equipment. With "passenger" sizes, such products are distinguished by very high load capacity and resistance to damage. This is due to the use of a reinforced carcass, which is a 10-layer "hybrid" cord of alternating synthetic fibers and steel wires. The tread pattern is also adapted to the specific operating conditions. It predominates with massive blocks arranged to minimize rolling resistance and wear.