Positioned as a quality tire at low prices, Presa is a newer brand of tire from Cheng Shin Tire (CST) company, which was established in China in 1989. They make tires for bicycles, agricultural equipment, motorcycles, and vehicles. According to the company’s website, CST employs more than 20,000 people around the world and distributes tires to 150 countries. According to the Presa’s website, CST developed the brand “with an eye toward reducing environmental impact.” They offer an economically priced quality tire.
Most reviews of Presa tires suggest these tires are OK, especially considering their price point. For an entry-level tire brand, Presa tires are a good choice.
Presa offers tires for passenger vehicles, light trucks, SUVs, and crossovers, including options for winter driving. It is part of the CST brand of tires.
Presa tires are average when compared across all brands, when you look at their UTQG treadwear ratings. The DOT establishes guidelines for tire makers not only to ensure safety on the road but also to help consumers understand the quality of tires. Treadwear is one factor to consider when buying tires. Be aware that treadwear is self-reported by tire makers; there is no governmental testing of tires. Treadwear simply refers to how well the tire is expected to last under normal driving conditions. So, Presa’s highway terrain tires that are rated 480, standup to the industry average.
Tread Type | Presa Average Treadwear | Category Average Treadwear |
Highway Terrain | 480 | 480 |
Touring All Season | 360 | 546 |
Performance All Season | 422 | 429 |
*Not all tires are UTQG rated. Read our guide to UTQG ratings.