China’s Top Three Tire Giants Make the 2025 China Top 500 Most Valuable Brands List

Recently, GYBrand, a globally renowned brand valuation agency, officially released the “2025 China Top 500 Most Valuable Brands” list. The ranking evaluates brands based on multiple dimensions including financial performance, brand strength, market contribution, and sustainability, offering a comprehensive reflection of the competitiveness and influence of Chinese brands on the global stage.

In this year’s list, China’s tire industry stood out, with three major tire manufacturers—Sailun Tire, Chaoyang Tire, and Linglong Tire—all securing spots in the top 500. This achievement highlights the growing significance of Chinese manufacturing in the global industrial chain and the continuous elevation of its brand power.

Detailed rankings are as follows:

Sailun Tire ranked 286th with a brand value of 36.98 billion yuan, the highest among the three. This reflects its notable progress in technological innovation and international market expansion.

Chaoyang Tire secured the 296th position with a brand value of 34.437 billion yuan, supported by diversified market strategies and continuous product optimization both domestically and abroad.

Linglong Tire ranked 359th, with a brand value of 24.824 billion yuan. In recent years, Linglong has actively promoted smart manufacturing and global factory deployment, significantly enhancing its brand influence.

In addition to these three tire giants, several parent companies of tire enterprises also made the list. These include Huayi Group, the parent company of Double Coin Tire, and Wuliangye Group, the parent company of Haida Group, demonstrating the brand synergy achieved through diversified development strategies.

The total brand value of the 500 companies on the 2025 list reached 38.12 trillion yuan, marking a 7.2% increase from the previous year. This underscores the increasing strength of Chinese brands in the global competitive landscape, both in tangible assets and intangible influence.

The release of this year’s list not only serves as authoritative recognition of the achievements in brand development within China’s tire industry but also sets a benchmark for branding efforts across the broader manufacturing sector. With rapid technological evolution and a push toward green and low-carbon development, Chinese tire manufacturers are poised to play an even more pivotal role in the global market.