Tires reach this catalogue through its parts programme. The electric scooter parts page covers parts supply from Zhejiang Jinbang Sports Equipment Co., Ltd. as a part-by-part, written-confirmation discipline, and electric scooter tires sit inside that programme. A tire is specified against the parent electric scooter model it serves, and its type, size and construction are facts of that pairing — confirmed in writing at quotation, not read off a general table. The catalogue publishes no tire size chart and no per-model tire specification, and this page invents neither.
Tires are not the PU wheels
One distinction comes first on this catalogue. The company's PU wheel line — the subject of the PU wheels and scooter wheels pages — is a component line of wheels in its own right, specified per reference and supplied per written confirmation. An electric scooter's tires are a different component family: the road wheel of a powered vehicle, in whatever type and size the parent model carries. State which family you mean, by parent model and part position, in the first enquiry.
What a tire enquiry states
The parts programme's method applies unchanged. Identify the parent model by its JB reference — the electric scooter catalogue runs to 23 references, and tire facts attach to them individually. Describe the part by function and position, front or rear, and state the size and type as you read them from the existing part, with a photograph and, where possible, the physical sample you are matching. State the quantity pattern — first-order spares agreed alongside a vehicle programme, or a standing replacement line — so the quotation answers the programme you actually have. Whether a given tire is supplied, and by which route, is confirmed part by part in writing; this page claims no in-house tire line, because the record does not describe one.
Planning tires with the vehicle order
Tires are wear items, and the time to plan them is the first vehicle order, not the first wear report from the field. Agree the wear-part list at quotation stage, tie every part in your own inventory system to its parent model, and set a reorder trigger — the traceability discipline the parts page sets out for every component family. A buyer raising tires separately from a vehicle programme uses the same route: parent reference, part description, quantity pattern, written confirmation. A parts package added to a first order also raises the packaging question: how tires are packed when they ship with vehicles, and how they are packed as a standalone parts line, are formats to confirm in the quotation, not assumptions to carry into the order.
Documentation for a parts line
The documentation a part travels with is confirmed per part and per market like everything else in this programme, and the file still matters. Keep the written confirmation for each tire pairing with the parent model's programme file, so that a reorder two seasons later is checked against the same record rather than re-argued from memory. Where your market requires documentation for a part — a material declaration or a test reference — ask for it by name against the specific part and parent model; a general answer about the vehicle does not document the part.
Ordering information
Email your parent model references, tire descriptions and quantity pattern to [email protected] to request a quotation. Specification, MOQ and lead time are confirmed per part in writing. For documentation questions relating to a specific part and market: Certificates available upon request.
Send model references, your target market and branding requirements — MOQ and lead time are confirmed per quotation in writing.
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