Tyres Terraking

The Terraking brand belongs to the Chinese company Shandong Huasheng Rubber Co., founded in 1994. The company specializes in the development and production of automotive tires of various purposes. The company's production site is equipped with modern equipment from Japan, Germany, the USA, and Italy. The enterprise produces about 3.5 million truck and 15 million passenger tires per year. Most of the products are exported to dozens of countries around the world.

In the segment of commercial tires, the brand offers several dozen models, distributed across the following categories:

- for highway transportation;
- for mixed operating conditions;
- for off-road use.

The "highway" tire line accounts for about a third of the entire commercial tire range. The variety is due to the presence in the line of models with specific operational properties. First and foremost, these are tires for the driving axles of trucks used predominantly on wet and snowy surfaces. All tires have an internal design based on a full-metal frame, which provides increased load capacity and improves traction on high speeds. Additionally, wear-resistant rubber compounds are used, which are resistant to abrasion, punctures, and tears, increasing the tire's mileage.

The brand's truck tire line for mixed conditions is no less diverse. It can be divided into two parts. One part consists of models that are effective for use in short- and medium-haul transportation on paved roads. Such tires are distinguished by universal tread patterns, making it possible to operate the tire on any axle, and this can be not only trucks but also large-capacity buses. The second part is tires primarily for special equipment, which is often operated not only on paved roads but also on dirt roads. Such models are distinguished by open tread patterns, providing good traction properties on loose, unstable surfaces. Common features for the entire "mixed" tire line include the use of reinforced frames and special compounds that are more resistant to abrasion, punctures, and tears.

The off-road line is focused on dump trucks and other special equipment used in quarries and mines. Externally, such models are distinguished by a specific tread pattern of massive blocks. The elements are used as reinforcing ribs, preventing the formation of cracks in the tread. Additionally, a full-metal frame with threads made of special high-strength steel is used. The tire's sidewalls have increased thickness, and a metal cord is integrated into their structure. In turn, the tread is made from an exceptionally tear-resistant and crack-resistant rubber compound.