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    Jinyu Truck Tires

    Had to replace the tires on an axle on the grain trail and all the tire shop had were these Jinyu JY 601 tires. Anyway, I have a fair number of miles on them now and they are holding up great and don’t hold the gravel. Thinking about doing the other 4 trailer axles, anyone else have long term success with these?
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    #2
    Made in...where? Price per tire?

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      #3
      Made in China?

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        #4
        I stand by my contention that COVID won’t change purchase behaviour. People have short memories and like to save a buck.

        Name Jinyu Tires
        Founded: 1995
        Country of Origin: China
        Factories (where your tires are made) China and Vietnam
        Associated Brands: Sailun, Rovelo, and, Black Lion
        Rubber Source: Thailand (Thaihua Rayong Rubber)
        Official website: jinyutyres.com

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          #5
          In Communist China, pay for virus, get tire for free!

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            #6
            Originally posted by Ache4Acres View Post
            I stand by my contention that COVID won’t change purchase behaviour. People have short memories
            Maybe you won't but I'm going to try and buy North American if I can, I have even been looking at canned food to see what I can avoid from China. This family will do the best we can. You won't be able to avoid it all and some things will cost a little more. Trudeau will make sure that there is more china support than ever from Canada though, you watch.

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              #7
              Try finding canned mushrooms not from China. I have not been able to find any. Let me know if you find any

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                #8
                As mentioned all they had were these specific tires back in December before the Chinese Virus aka WuFlu aka BatFlu. They are wearing well. Don’t recall price but have to assume cheaper than Michelin’s. Can spend between $6000-12000 changing tires on a super B depending on the tire. But cheap tires can cause headaches and extra money too.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Ache4Acres View Post
                  Try finding canned mushrooms not from China. I have not been able to find any. Let me know if you find any
                  President choice organic at super store are the only non china i could find at any major grocery stores

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                    #10
                    A line of new Meridian augers yesterday all gearboxes are China, all swing away auger gearboxes have been Chinese for ever.

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