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WINDFORCE TIRES | TIRE BUYING GUIDE
Windforce is a Chinese tire brand owned by Shandong HAOHUA Tire Co. Ltd., one of the largest manufacturers of tires in China. For the last 20 years, Windforce has made a name for itself for providing high-quality tires at an excellent value. Their patented tread patterns and tire specifications are always designed according to the latest market requirements using state-of-the-art equipment. For premium tires at a budget prices, shop Windforce for your sedan, SUV, light truck and more.
Windforce Tire Categories
Windforce offers tires in these categories: all-season, performance all season, touring all season, summer, performance summer, on/off-road, all terrain, all terrain/all season, and winter. No matter what you drive and under what conditions, Windforce has a high quality tire for you at a reasonable price.
The average treadwear of Windforce tires is slightly less than average, when compared to the industry average across all brands. That's to be expected from budget tires, and it doesn't mean this is a bad tire. Treadwear numbers refer to the expected life of a tire, according to the US Department of Transportation’s uniform tire quality grade (UTQG). This number is typically stamped on the inside wall of the tires. For reference, a tire with an average treadwear of 680 is expected to last twice as long as a tire with an average treadwear of 340 under normal driving conditions.
Known For
- Low-cost, high quality models
- Wide range of highly reviewed products
- Traction and grip in a variety of weather conditions
Not Known For
- Light ride noise during high speeds
- Name recognition
- Use slightly less superior rubber compound
TREADWEAR
Tread Type | Windforce Average Treadwear | Category Average Treadwear |
All Season | 420 | 504 |
All Terrain | 480 | 506 |
Performance Summer | 340 | 429 |
Summer | 420 | 323 |
Winter | n/a* | 500 |
Highway | n/a* | 428 |
*Not all tires are UTQG rated. Read our guide to UTQG ratings.
Windforce Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
Are Windforce tires any good?
Windforce tires are rated among the best in the world and are known for producing high quality tires at a reasonable price. Offering good versatility with various tread types that fit a range of vehicles including: passenger cars, SUV’s, trucks, buses and more. All Windforce tires are designed to accommodate the latest market specification and requirements, and undergo strict quality control before distribution.
Who makes Windforce tires, and where are Windforce tires made?
Windforce is a Chinese tire brand owned by Shandong HAOHUA Tire Co. Ltd., one of the largest manufacturers of tires in China. Shandong is a home for at least 300 other tire brands, including the Windforce Tire manufacturing plant.
Who sells Windforce tires? Where can I buy Windforce tires online?
Tire Agent is the place to go to buy Windforce tires. Simply browse our selection, select your size and style, and select your payment option. Once your payment is processed, we’ll ship the tires to anywhere you would like within the US within two business days.
Does the price include installation of Windforce tires?
No, Tire Agent is only an online distributor of Windforce tires and is only responsible for the shipment of your tires. We can ship to your home, to one of our partner tire installers, or to the tire installation company of your choice. Simply put the address in the Ship-To field, and we’ll send your Windforce tires to your local installer and include your customer name on the invoice.
How does the Windforce tire warranty work?
To find the warranty information for the tire you are interested in, simply select the make and model from the Tire Agent website and look for the tire warranty icon. If the warranty information is not listed, it is possible that the manufacturer does not warranty the tire, or it's simply out of stock. You can learn more about how warranties work here.
Known For
- Low-cost, high quality models
- Wide range of highly reviewed products
- Traction and grip in a variety of weather conditions
Not Known For
- Light ride noise during high speeds
- Name recognition
- Use slightly less superior rubber compound
Windforce Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
Are Windforce tires any good?
Windforce tires are rated among the best in the world and are known for producing high quality tires at a reasonable price. Offering good versatility with various tread types that fit a range of vehicles including: passenger cars, SUV’s, trucks, buses and more. All Windforce tires are designed to accommodate the latest market specification and requirements, and undergo strict quality control before distribution.
Who makes Windforce tires, and where are Windforce tires made?
Windforce is a Chinese tire brand owned by Shandong HAOHUA Tire Co. Ltd., one of the largest manufacturers of tires in China. Shandong is a home for at least 300 other tire brands, including the Windforce Tire manufacturing plant.
Who sells Windforce tires? Where can I buy Windforce tires online?
Tire Agent is the place to go to buy Windforce tires. Simply browse our selection, select your size and style, and select your payment option. Once your payment is processed, we’ll ship the tires to anywhere you would like within the US within two business days.
Does the price include installation of Windforce tires?
No, Tire Agent is only an online distributor of Windforce tires and is only responsible for the shipment of your tires. We can ship to your home, to one of our partner tire installers, or to the tire installation company of your choice. Simply put the address in the Ship-To field, and we’ll send your Windforce tires to your local installer and include your customer name on the invoice.
How does the Windforce tire warranty work?
To find the warranty information for the tire you are interested in, simply select the make and model from the Tire Agent website and look for the tire warranty icon. If the warranty information is not listed, it is possible that the manufacturer does not warranty the tire, or it's simply out of stock. You can learn more about how warranties work here.