Taiwan bans imports of illegal tires to help solve tire inventory problems

Su Lixing, director of the Taiwan Road Safety Bureau, said today that the Taiwan authorities will also resolve the problem of the old tire inventory when it bans the import of vehicles and motorcycle tires that do not meet safety standards.

After he proposed to the Road Safety Bureau to ban the import of motorcycles that do not comply with the Malaysian Industrial Research and Specifications Corporation certification label, he later stated that the Customs Bureau will announce the details of the measures.

This measure of the Soviet Union star rating is only a preliminary proposal. The details need to be announced. He said that the Road Safety Bureau will hold a series of activities when this new measure starts, including educating road users on the safety of qualified tires.

Inquiries and future car brakes must also comply with the Malaysian Industrial Research and Specifications Corporation certification label. Su Lixing said that this measure will be implemented early next year. "We have reached a preliminary agreement with the car company and the car company will ensure that all brakes meet the specified safety specifications."