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Jinyu Tyres

Budget brand

26 current Jinyu tyres, ranked using 3 independent tyre tests and 161 owner reviews covering 969,594 miles of driving.

  • 26current tyres
  • 3professional tests
  • 161owner reviews
  • 969,594 milescovered on them

The quick answer

The quick answer - Jinyu
Pick Tyre The evidence
Summer Jinyu YH12 7.7 TR Score 7.7 / 10 limited data so far
Winter Jinyu YW51 5.9 TR Score 5.9 / 10 limited data so far
Owners' favourite Jinyu YH11 87% from 3 owner reviews
Latest test result Jinyu Gallopro Multiseason Eco #27 / 27 2018 27 All Season Tyre Shootout
Newest arrival Jinyu S1 Suv Sport On the market since 2025

Each season pick is the highest TR Score among the brand's current tyres; the owners' favourite is the highest rated by the drivers who run them. The full rankings and the evidence behind every pick are below.

The Jinyu test record

Jinyu has entered 3 independent comparison tests indexed on Tyre Reviews.

Most recent test appearances

Most recent tests featuring Jinyu
Year Test Best placed tyre Position
2018 2018 27 All Season Tyre Shootout Gallopro Multiseason Eco #27 / 27
2016 2016 Test World Performance Tyre Test YU63 #10 / 13
2013 2013 54 Tyre Braking Test YH12 #46 / 54

Positions are each test's overall ranking, with the brand represented by its best placed tyre. Tests that rank tyres within groups count towards the totals above but are not listed, because a position inside a group is not a position in the test. All tests featuring Jinyu →

The current Jinyu range, ranked

The highest scoring Jinyu you can buy today is the Jinyu YH12, with a TR Score of 7.7 out of 10. 5 of the 26 current tyres have earned a score.

All Season Tyres 2

Jinyu All Season Tyres
# Tyre Category TR Score Owner rating Reviews
1 Jinyu Gallopro Multiseason Touring - - -
2 Jinyu Gallopro Multiseason Eco Touring - - -

Winter Tyres 5

Jinyu Winter Tyres
# Tyre Category TR Score Owner rating Reviews
1 Jinyu YW51 Touring 5.9 67% 17
2 Jinyu Winterpro YW52 Touring - - -
3 Jinyu Winterpro YW53 Touring - - -
4 Jinyu Winterpro YW60 Touring - - -
5 Jinyu Winterpro YW90 Touring - - -

SUV and 4x4 Summer Tyres 7

Jinyu SUV and 4x4 Summer Tyres
# Tyre Category TR Score Owner rating Reviews
1 Jinyu CrossPro YS82 High Performance - 60% 3
2 Jinyu CrossPro YS71 Touring - - 1
3 Jinyu YS91 Touring - - -
4 Jinyu CrossPro YS72 Touring - - -
5 Jinyu CrossPro YS78 Touring - - -
6 Jinyu CrossPro YS79 Touring - - -
7 Jinyu S1 Suv Sport Touring - - -

SUV and 4x4 All Season Tyres 1

Jinyu SUV and 4x4 All Season Tyres
# Tyre Category TR Score Owner rating Reviews
1 Jinyu CrossPro YS81 Mud Terrain - 60% 1

Tables are ranked by TR Score, which rates each tyre out of 10 using independent test results and owner reviews weighted by how much evidence backs them. Unscored tyres link to their pages, where a review counts towards a score.

New Jinyu tyres

The newest arrival in the range is the Jinyu S1 Suv Sport. 2 tyres have joined in the last two years:

New Jinyu tyres, newest first
Tyre Season On the market since TR Score
Jinyu S1 Suv Sport Summer 2025 not yet scored
Jinyu C1 Comfort Summer 2025 not yet scored

New tyres take time to earn a TR Score - tests have to be run and owner reviews have to arrive. A missing score is a data gap, not a verdict.

What drivers say about Jinyu tyres

Across 161 owner reviews and 969,594 miles of driving, Jinyu tyres average 70% overall. The scores below show where owners rate the brand strongest.

  • Dry Grip 7.8/10
  • Wet Grip 6.5/10
  • Road Feedback 6.9/10
  • Handling 6.5/10
  • Wear 7.4/10
  • Comfort 7.4/10
  • Buy again 6.8/10
  • Snow Grip 7/10

Question averages are weighted by review count across every tyre of the brand. Snow and ice scores come only from the drivers of the brand's winter-capable tyres.

The most recent reviews, in their own words

33%
Jinyu YU63 225-45-17- Honda Accord Euro 10,000 miles November 19, 2024
Absolute rubbish. Typical chinga tyres.
Bought a new daily driver and some fool fitted these death-trap rubber bands. Changed for RE003s. A night and day difference.
What a waste of rubber.
65%
Jinyu Gallopro YH18 185-55-16- Honda Jazz 18,000 miles December 13, 2022
We have a Honda Jazz, not the sportiest vehicle on the market by some margin. These tyres were recommended as a good relative budget option by a local reputable vendor. They do what they say on the tin. Reasonable price, reasonable performance. A bit noisy for my liking and they have not lasted as well as I might have expected. Worn heavily on outside edges despite tracking being good when tested. Probably got just a couple of years out of then (c. 16000 miles). Have not had any major issues in the dry and they perform OK in the wet. Pretty good braking in dry conditions and OK if your braking sensibly in the wet. Slide a bit if having to brake hard in the wet. I would not recommend for a higher end vehicle driven fast and furious but as a tyre for a day to day run around they are fine.
54%
Jinyu YU63 265-35-19- Porsche Cayman s 4,000 miles August 2, 2022
Bought a used 2009 Cayman S and the dealer must have installed these tires in the rear (265). They are OK on dry surface. This would be all I care, because I don't go out with my sports car in the rain; but it can and does happen seldom that I get caught in it. The first time I was coming off a ramp to get into a 4 lane highway and I was in 3rd gear taking it easy (70 kms/hr); I hit the gas gently and I found myself almost 90 degrees sideways. Managed to recover. I had the car in sport mode and all driving aids off. The second time I was going up a short hill road and this time the car was in normal mode and -remembering the downright scary moment- all driving aids were on and I was driving at about 40 kms/hr. Well, the car still got itself sideway (this time about 45 degrees or so) and I managed to recover again, however I could tell you how many ripples there are in the concrete wall I almost pasted the car into. I would definitely not recommend this tire, unless you are into drifting when wet. And don't care for your life, that of the others and even less so, your car. I'm installing Michelin PS4 in a month.
21%
Jinyu YU63 205-55-16- Volkswagen Jetta 2.0tdi Sport June 1, 2022
FIRSTLY: I DID NOT buy these tyres, they were on the car when I brought it. OMG these tyres just do not grip in the wet.. they cause the car to aquaplane even at low cornering speeds. I have now done about a 1000 miles on these tyres and road noise and comfort level is not good.. they are cheap and that says it all. After sliding sidewise on a roundabout, I have NO confidence in the wet.. (no i was not driving fast.. 20-25mph) These still have 4/5mm on them but i am having ALL 4 tyres changed to Michelin CrossClimate 2 As i do drive over to Europe(Germany) 2-3 times a years for visiting friends. I Would never personally buy these tyres.. Frankly I think they are dangerous especially in the wet. I value my life.. so skimping on tyres is a false economy.. There are better cheap tyres on the market than these.. Best to look at reviews and buy the best quality you can afford on your budget.
31%
Jinyu YU63 275-40-20- Land Rover 8,000 miles May 19, 2022
Came fitted on my RR Sport. Big problem with these tyres. As per the review thread, the inner shoulder has delaminated on two of the tyres. One was horrific, wires showing, but 90% if the tyre width us okay. This is difficult to check being on the inner shoulder and I took the precaution of winding the steering on, I was shocked to find out what has happened. Tread is still above the wear lines, these things, I feel, are dangerous.
60%
Jinyu CrossPro YS81 225-45-17- Nissan Navara D23 2,3TDI 190HP 6,000 miles November 18, 2021
Only driven them for 5 months, good tyres, haven't cracked or perished, handled curb rash

Every Jinyu tyre on Tyre Reviews

The complete record, including discontinued tyres and tyres with too little evidence to rank, ordered by the amount of evidence. The most researched this month: Jinyu YU63, Jinyu YH12, Jinyu YU61.

All Jinyu tyres
Tyre Season TR Score Owner rating Reviews Distance reviewed
Jinyu YU63 Summer 6.6 68% 53 329,386 miles
Jinyu YU61 Summer 7.3 71% 46 322,570 miles
Jinyu YH12 Summer 7.7 76% 28 151,181 miles
Jinyu YW51 Winter 5.9 67% 17 46,300 miles
Jinyu Gallopro YH18 Summer 6.3 67% 9 82,148 miles
Jinyu YH11 Summer - 87% 3 22,999 miles
Jinyu CrossPro YS82 Summer - 60% 3 9,010 miles
Jinyu CrossPro YS81 All Season - 60% 1 6,000 miles
Jinyu CrossPro YS71 Summer - - 1 -
17 more Jinyu tyres have no reviews yet

C1 Comfort, CrossPro YS72, CrossPro YS78, CrossPro YS79, Extreme YH 33, Gallopro Multiseason, Gallopro Multiseason Eco, Gallopro YC01, Gallopro YC02, Gallopro YH16, S1 Suv Sport, Sportpro YU62, Winterpro YW52, Winterpro YW53, Winterpro YW60, Winterpro YW90, YS91

About Jinyu

Jinyu, founded in 1995 in China, is a tyre manufacturer specializing in truck and bus tyres, with a sales network spanning over 100 countries.

Who makes Jinyu tyres?

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  • Tyres on record26

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About the TR Score

The Tyre Reviews Score rates each tyre out of 10 using independent test results and the full body of owner reviews, weighted by how much evidence backs them.

Who does the testing

Every test published as a Tyre Reviews test is run by Jonathan Benson, who has been testing tyres independently since 2007.

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