Tire Brands

BFGoodrich

3 tires

United States · est. 1870

Off-road and performance icon, best known for its All-Terrain and Mud-Terrain lines.

Bridgestone

5 tires

Japan · est. 1931

The world’s largest tire maker, strong across OE fitment, touring, and winter.

Continental

4 tires

Germany · est. 1871

German engineering with a reputation for braking performance and all-season grip.

Cooper

3 tires

United States · est. 1914

American brand offering value touring and a strong all-terrain off-road range.

Falken

3 tires

Japan · est. 1983

Performance and off-road focused brand, popular for value UHP and A/T tires.

Goodyear

4 tires

United States · est. 1898

American maker with a broad lineup from all-season touring to off-road.

Hankook

3 tires

South Korea · est. 1941

Korean manufacturer offering strong value across touring and performance segments.

Michelin

4 tires

France · est. 1889

French manufacturer known for long tread life, wet grip, and a deep performance range.

Nokian Tyres

3 tires

Finland · est. 1898

Finnish brand that pioneered the winter tire and leads in ice and snow performance.

Pirelli

4 tires

Italy · est. 1872

Italian brand synonymous with high-performance and OE fitment on sports cars.

Toyo

3 tires

Japan · est. 1945

Japanese maker popular for the Open Country off-road family and Proxes performance line.

Yokohama

3 tires

Japan · est. 1917

Japanese brand with a motorsport heritage and a well-regarded all-terrain range.