Nokian Tyres is the only tire brand in the world that focuses on the demand for tires in the north, ranking 19th in the world in terms of sales, and the domestic sales of tires are imported from Europe. High safety is its biggest feature, and Nokian Tyres' winter and summer tires are developed and tested in the harsh road conditions of Finland, have passed the tests at the world's only snow tire testing site, and have a good reputation for performing well on the Nordic Unrestricted Highway.
 
In 1934, Nokian developed and produced the world's first winter tyre, followed by the award-winning Hakkapeliitta series. It has performed well in tests such as Auto Motor und Sport and Sport Auto, and is classified as "Recommended". Nokian has a high market share in high-latitude countries such as Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, making it ideal for automotive use in the area north of the Huai River in the Qinling Mountains.
 
Born in the Nordic countries with a strong focus on environmental protection, Nokian Tyres naturally emphasizes environmental protection and renewability. The material is made as renewable as possible, and the addition of rapeseed oil, which improves the grip of winter tires, is a major feature.
 
There are fewer types of tires sold in China, and there are two types of summer tires, Zline and line, the former focuses on sports, and the latter focuses on comfort, and they each have SUV specifications. The Zline series is positioned as a high-performance sports sedan tire, but compared with Michelin PS4, Pirelli P zero and other tires that also focus on sports performance, the Zline is far behind. The Line series also suffers from this problem, with good overall comfort and quietness, but it is not in the same class as comfort tires such as Michelin and Continental.
 
If snow grip is a necessity and a certain level of comfort and safety is desired, then the Hakkapeliitta R2, a winter tyre designed for snow and ice, is the preferred choice. However, it is worth noting that since all tires are imported from Europe, it may take some time for some specifications of tires to be ordered, and the production date of some specifications of tires may be relatively old, so you should pay more attention when purchasing.