These are very popular here. I'd say 75% of the cars in my bay have them. No idea who sells them but they are making a killing lol
Lionheart tires
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edyvw
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No rain.
When I lived in San Diego, when it rained, I didn't go out that day. Whatever people drove on, did not resemble tires.
When I lived in San Diego, when it rained, I didn't go out that day. Whatever people drove on, did not resemble tires.
Sentury or Ironman here.
That is who makes these Lionharts in the op photo.. Sentury.
They also make some of the Ironman tires.
Posin' on a short budget.
Some of those Ironmans are made by Toyo or Sailun. Sentury’s parent company(Qingdao Sentury) also makes the Landsail brand. My local America’s Tire moves a lot of those.
Walmart.
The issue is/was that SD gets infrequent rain. Oil tends to accumulate on the roads. When it does rain the mix is slick as ice.
edyvw
$50 site donor 2026
That is correct. But having OCD related to cars, I look tires people drive on when walking on parking lot. It is safer to drive in blizzard here than in San Diego during rain.
Bought a set of 4 Lionhart's for my CRV a few years ago. They are wearing well, good in the rain/snow. Only complaint is that they've gotten noisy on the highway after 2 years. No cracking / split treads / bubbles / after 3-1/2 years in use. So, I just turn up the radio to drown out the tire noise.
Next time one comes in note the 3 digit DOT code, and we can try to find the factory. I am guessing China. https://www.tyrehood.com/en/dotdecoder.php
They say made in China right on them
Would still be interesting to know who's factory - for me anyway.