Who makes Maxmiler tires?
Giti Tire
Designed and developed with world class technology and quality, GT Radial tires are manufactured by Giti Tire, a leading global tire company serving consumers in over 130 countries around the world.
Is GT Radial a good tire?
The vast majority of GT Radial tires deliver superior cornering grip, thanks to their construction, not to mention reliable braking. Simply put, GT Radial tires offer exceptional performance and value for a fairly cheap price tag.
What is the rating on GT Radial tires?
This tire has received a 4 out of 5 Star rating with 87% of the respondents saying they would buy again. Dry Traction and Light Snow Traction received the highest marks and total mileage that as been reviewed is 418,177.
Is GT Radial Champiro good?
Overall – The Champiro HPY felt most at home on the dry handling, thanks to a sharp turn in and quick direction change. Sadly, that was the peak of the grip, with the dry struggling in dry and wet braking, and wet handling and aquaplaning tests. Fourth best rolling resistance, but still over 20% behind the Dunlop.
Is Champiro a good tire?
While we feel you really can’t put this tire in line with some of the best all-season touring tires from Michelin, Continental and other top manufacturers, the Champiro 228 definitely has its place. Overall, the value and performance for the low cost makes this a good option in new tires.
Who makes GT Champiro Tyres?
GT Radial tires are manufactured by Giti Tire. The Singapore-based Giti Tire Group is one of the largest tire companies in the world and has been in the tire business since 1951.
Where are GT Radial Tyres made?
GT Radial tyres are from the folks at Giti Tyre, which you might recognise as a sponsor of all sorts of motorsports around the world. While they’re not as common in Australia, apparently you’ll find them on cars in more than 80 countries worldwide, which is pretty impressive.
Are Chinese made tires any good?
Tire manufacturers, many of which have moved some production to China to save money, say that production techniques and materials are the same no matter where the tires are made, and that their Chinese tires are every bit as good as those made elsewhere in the world.
What does GT mean on tires?
Goodbye Tires
GT Stands for “Goodbye Tires”