Linglong has expanded its range of all-season tires
According to data from the European Tire and Rubber Manufacturers' Association (ERMA), in the first half of the year, sales of winter and summer tires for passenger cars decreased on the secondary market in the region, and only the demand for all-season tires grew, meaning that this segment continues its rapid development, which is also recognized by Chinese manufacturers, such as Linglong, which recently announced an expansion of its all-season tire lineup.
As reported by Linglong, the expansion of the product range applies not only to the company's main brand but also to the Crosswind and Leao brands, the latter of which has long been present on the European market but is mainly known for its tires for agricultural machinery and trucks. Several years ago, the Leao brand released an all-season tire called Leao iGreen All Season, which is currently produced for the European market at plants in China and Serbia and is available in 67 sizes with diameters from 13 to 19 inches, tread widths from 145 to 245 mm, and speed indices T, H, and V.

Under its Crosswind brand (the company also has a tire line with the same name, but here we're talking about a separate brand), Linglong has introduced a new all-season tire called Crosswind Grip Peak 4S, which is produced exclusively at the Serbian plant and is offered in 59 sizes with diameters from 13 to 19 inches, tread widths from 145 to 245 mm, and speed indices T, H, V, and W.

Linglong recently announced that it would rename its Grip Master line, incorporating tires from it into the Sport Master family. This applies to the all-season Linglong Grip Master 4S tire, which has been renamed Sport Master 4S and is available in 60 sizes with rim diameters from 13 to 19 inches, tread widths from 145 to 245 mm, and speed indices T, H, and V, while additional sizes are currently in development.

According to Linglong, Grip Master 4S tires are still available from dealers, meaning that sales of tires under both names are currently being carried out in parallel, but since May 2025, only Sport Master 4S tires have been produced and shipped.
