The Windpower trademark belongs to the Chinese National Chemical Corporation, one of the largest state-owned companies in China. The brand's tire production uses the facilities of a modern enterprise with an annual output of over 5 million tires. All products are high-tech products with excellent operating characteristics for their class.
In the commercial tire segment, the manufacturer offers a wide range of models that cover almost all scenarios of using trucks, buses, and special equipment. All tires are divided into the following categories:
- for mixed conditions;
- for long-haul transportation;
- for regional transportation;
- for off-road;
- for urban transportation;
- for winter conditions.
The brand's tire line for mixed conditions consists of tires designed for use on both asphalt roads and dirt roads. Most models are designed for installation on drive axles. All tires are characterized by the use of tread patterns with a large number of gripping edges, formed by both separate blocks and the shape of longitudinal ribs with numerous protrusions. Another feature is the increased number of layers in the cord, which is a robust construction with a multi-layer structure, entirely made of metal.
For long-haul transportation, the manufacturer offers a large number of models. All tires use closed tread patterns, composed of both solid longitudinal ribs and densely arranged blocks. Another common feature of all models is the use of carcasses with increased load-carrying capacity and rubber compounds resistant to wear, punctures, and cuts.
The "regional" line of the brand's tires represents a wide range of models designed for use in medium-distance transportation, including on dirt roads. Both universal "all-position" tires and tires for a specific axle are offered. All models use all-steel carcasses, which are more resistant to mechanical damage, as well as compounds with increased resistance to wear, punctures, and cuts. It is worth noting the use of a large number of tread pattern design options. Not all of them are designed exclusively for asphalt roads, some of them provide efficiency on dirt roads.
The application area of off-road tires is dump trucks, concrete mixers, and other special equipment used on construction and production sites. The tread patterns have a design adapted primarily for harsh rocky terrain. In addition, the most robust carcasses are used, part of the cord of which is integrated into the structure of the sidewalls. No less reliability is provided by the rubber compound, which is extremely resistant to any mechanical damage, as well as to prolonged overheating.
The manufacturer is one of the few who offers a line of tires for urban use. It is designed for buses and features "highway" tread patterns, increased sidewall thickness, and a rubber compound resistant to wear and overheating.
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