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Explore / Tire brands

Meet the names on the sidewall.

A little history. A clearer picture of the product families. A useful starting point for comparing the tire—not just the badge.

Since 1889 / France

Michelin

Touring, all-weather & performance

CrossClimate · Defender · Pilot Sport

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Since 1898 / United States

Goodyear

Everyday driving, trucks & performance

Assurance · Wrangler · Eagle

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Since 1871 / Germany

Continental

Touring & road performance

ExtremeContact · CrossContact · TrueContact

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Since 1872 / Italy

Pirelli

Performance & premium vehicles

P Zero · Cinturato · Scorpion

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Since 1870 / United States

BFGoodrich

All-terrain & off-road

All-Terrain T/A · Mud-Terrain T/A

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Since 1983 / Japan

Falken

All-terrain & performance

Wildpeak · Azenis · Aklimate

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Since 1945 / Japan

Toyo

Trucks, all-terrain & performance

Open Country · Proxes · Celsius

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Which tire brand is best?

The answer depends on the specific product, your vehicle and the conditions you drive in. We do not assign an invented overall score to a manufacturer. A winter tire, an all-terrain and a summer performance tire solve different problems—even when they share a logo.

Our profiles explain where to start in each range. Then compare the exact tire’s specification, relevant independent tests and the full installed price.

Find your answer.