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A Budget-Minded Contender Joins the Off-Road Tire Class

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Linglong Tire has broadened its Leao Lion Climber range with new off-road options aimed at owners who want trail grip without a premium price tag. The Drive put a set through its paces on pavement and off it to see how the rubber performs once the asphalt ends. For owners weighing tire choices on a truck or SUV built for dirt as much as commuting, the Lion Climber line adds a lower-cost option to the conversation.

With reporting from The Drive.

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