TIRE BRANDS

The definitive guide to tire manufacturers

BFGoodrich

USAEst. 1870

Off-road dominance and Baja racing heritage

Bridgestone

JapanEst. 1931

Global tire leader with motorsport DNA

Continental

GermanyEst. 1871

German precision engineering for ultimate wet performance

Cooper Tires

USAEst. 1914

American truck and SUV specialists with grassroots heritage

Dunlop

United KingdomEst. 1888

British motorsport heritage with global performance

Falken

JapanEst. 1983

Drift origins with accessible performance

Federal

TaiwanEst. 1954

Taiwanese performance at enthusiast-friendly prices

Firestone

USAEst. 1900

An American original with over a century of racing history

General Tire

USAEst. 1915

American tire heritage with Continental engineering behind it

Goodyear

USAEst. 1898

American icon with NASCAR heritage

GT Radial

IndonesiaEst. 1993

Global value brand backed by Giti Tire engineering

Hankook

South KoreaEst. 1941

Korean quality with European OEM partnerships

Hoosier Tire

USAEst. 1957

America's racing tire, made in Lakeville Indiana since 1957

Kumho

South KoreaEst. 1960

Value-focused performance with motorsport credentials

Maxxis

TaiwanEst. 1967

The most diverse tire brand in the world

Michelin

FranceEst. 1889

The global benchmark for tire innovation and longevity

Mickey Thompson

USAEst. 1963

Legendary American performance for off-road and drag racing

Nankang

TaiwanEst. 1959

Taiwan's track day favorite delivering grip on a budget

Nexen

South KoreaEst. 1942

Korean innovation delivering premium performance at accessible prices

Nitto

JapanEst. 1949

Enthusiast-focused performance from the Toyo family

Nokian Tyres

FinlandEst. 1898

The company that invented the winter tire, built for the world's harshest conditions

Pirelli

ItalyEst. 1872

Exclusive Formula 1 supplier with supercar pedigree

Sumitomo

JapanEst. 1909

Japanese engineering with an OEM pedigree most buyers have never heard of

Toyo Tires

JapanEst. 1945

Aggressive designs with proven track performance

Vredestein

NetherlandsEst. 1909

Dutch engineering with a performance pedigree that goes back to Formula 1

Yokohama

JapanEst. 1917

Japanese performance tires with enthusiast focus