Tyres Crystal

The Crystal brand belongs to the Chinese company Greenland. The company was founded in 2002 and is engaged in the development, production, and sales of various tire products around the world. The brand is used for automotive tires with improved operational properties. Advanced materials and technologies, as well as modern equipment from leading global companies, are used in their production. This ensures not only high but also stable quality of Crystal tires.

Commercial tires are designed for both trucks and large-capacity buses. All tires are highly specialized products designed for operation in specific conditions and are divided into corresponding lines:

- for long-haul transportation;
- for regional roads;
- for mixed operating conditions.

"Long-haul" tires occupy the largest part of the truck tire assortment. This is due to the fact that these tires are mainly designed for installation on a specific axle. Some exceptions are models developed specifically for use in winter conditions. They are distinguished by a "block" tread pattern and the use of special rubber compounds that can maintain elasticity at temperatures below zero degrees.

Tires for regional transportation are universal tires that can be installed on any axle of trucks and special equipment used to solve various transportation tasks. Including those that require movement on dirt roads. Such tires are distinguished by tread patterns with a large number of gripping edges, and their notch depth is significantly increased. In addition, a compound with increased resistance to mechanical damage is used, which increases the mileage of the tire in difficult conditions.

The brand's tires for mixed operating conditions are best suited for cargo equipment used in construction, industry, and municipal services. Such models are distinguished by increased strength due to the use of reinforced frames, increased tread thickness, and special rubber compounds resistant to wear, cuts, and scratches. They use tread patterns with an open or semi-open design, which increases the tire's efficiency on loose unstable surfaces.