Ironman tires
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Hercules tires, owned by Coopers Tire and Rubbers, are the parent brand of these affordable tires.
Hercules is solely at the helm of these tires and takes the credit for manufacturing and distributing the tires.
Having manufacturing units in China directly supplies its products to the independent tire dealers in the American subcontinent from where it originated.
To keep costs down, it often sells its tires now to online retailers. Being associated with a premium brand like Cooper enhances the buyers’ impression of these budget-friendly tires.
Hercules is solely at the helm of these tires and takes the credit for manufacturing and distributing the tires.
Having manufacturing units in China directly supplies its products to the independent tire dealers in the American subcontinent from where it originated.
To keep costs down, it often sells its tires now to online retailers. Being associated with a premium brand like Cooper enhances the buyers’ impression of these budget-friendly tires.
Where Are Ironman Tires Manufactured? Here's The Answer
Ironman is quite famous for its budget tires. These tires are one of the cheapest and value for money tires around the globe. Although they lack the lucrative features present in the expensive tires, Ironman is the best bet, mostly for the people who do not wish to invest in costly tires yet are...
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Not sure how they compare in quality to Douglas tires , but you sure see lots of Ironman tires on vehicles in this area.
Douglas is made by Goodyear in the USA so I'd choose that over something made in China.
Douglas is one of the better cheap tires and mostly US-made. I'd buy it over Ironman.
Ironman tires are garbage. It’s not unusual to have them out of round when new, have belts break in them or to see them wore out at 15k miles. They are the go to for “I’m gonna sell this car and advertise it as I just installed new tires”.
My Prius had a set that was put on at the used car lot. I plan on getting 15k miles out of them. Judging by current wear rate that should be about right.
My Prius had a set that was put on at the used car lot. I plan on getting 15k miles out of them. Judging by current wear rate that should be about right.
Cooper is a premium brand? 🤣Hercules tires, owned by Coopers Tire and Rubbers, are the parent brand of these affordable tires.
Hercules is solely at the helm of these tires and takes the credit for manufacturing and distributing the tires.
Having manufacturing units in China directly supplies its products to the independent tire dealers in the American subcontinent from where it originated.
To keep costs down, it often sells its tires now to online retailers. Being associated with a premium brand like Cooper enhances the buyers’ impression of these budget-friendly tires.
Where Are Ironman Tires Manufactured? Here's The Answer
Ironman is quite famous for its budget tires. These tires are one of the cheapest and value for money tires around the globe. Although they lack the lucrative features present in the expensive tires, Ironman is the best bet, mostly for the people who do not wish to invest in costly tires yet are...myvehicletalk.com
I think their Discoverer HT3 are quite good as is the CS5. Other than that I’d consider their offerings as middle of the pack at best.
We have some Iron mans on vehicles at work, purchased mostly due to convenience as they are sold by our repair shop and we can kill multiple birds with one stone. They don't wear particularly well and are very poor in the rain.
I'd also buy Douglas in a heartbeat over those.
I'd also buy Douglas in a heartbeat over those.
When we bought our MDX from used car lot a couple of years ago, they slapped Ironman to replace OEM Continentals before we took possession. So far they held up well to my surprise. They are made in Vietnam, no issue in heavy rain, tracks well, no issue with ride or handling. About 30% worn from what I can so far (I use all weather tires for winter season; put 30 000km in 2 years). It would not be my first choice, but I don't dislike it.
Hercules tires aren’t all Cooper. I’ve seen Thai-made ones. Ironman is the cheaper line of Hercules and made in China/Thailand/Vietnam/Indonesia. The DOT code will glean the manufacturer.
Mine were worn out within 20,000 miles and absolutely useless in snow. They did okay in dry weather though. Rain was so so.
The last set I bought for one of my vehicles was made in Brazil. They've been fine.
I've had the Douglas tires before. Very pleased.
I have an 'off road' Ironman tire on my Jeep JK as a spare to keep my tire cover inflated. This particular specimen was made in Thailand.
