The Goodyear Tire And Rubber Company Parts & components List - (CAGE Code 04NP3, 2A617)

CAGE Codes:

08129                       08755                       09JN3                       0AZN5

0E603                       0MUW0                    0RL66                       0VJR7

0ZTU5                      1BA24                       1BA25                      1H267

1H973                       1K078                       1PEZ5                      1ULV4

Operating Segments: Manufacturing

HQ: Akron, Ohio, United States

Partners: ConMet, Convoy, Lords town Motors, SafeAI, Turo, KADEX Aero Supply, NASCAR, Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, Fountain Tire, Bridgestone Americas, Local Motors Inc., Your Mechanic, and others.

About The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, often referred to simply as Goodyear, is an American multinational manufacturer of automotive and commercial tires. From passenger automobiles to aircraft, Goodyear tires may be found on a number of vehicles across varying industries and applications. Headquartered in Akron, Ohio, Goodyear currently serves as one of the top four tire manufacturers alongside their global competitors.

The history of Goodyear can be traced back to 1898 when their first factory was established in Akron, Ohio. During their more formative years, Goodyear originally produced bicycle and carriage tires, poker chips, and rubber horseshoe pads. With the invention of the automobile, Goodyear quickly grew alongside the emerging industry with their offered products. From supplying Henry Ford with racing tires to a joint venture with the German company Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, Goodyear quickly garnered customers and market expertise that enabled them to consistently grow.

In 1927, Goodyear conducted an initial public offering in which they were listed on the New York Stock Exchange. In the decades following their move to becoming a publicly traded company, Goodyear would rapidly transform into a multinational corporation that excelled in government contracts, competing against rivals, and more. As of the 1970’s, Goodyear is the only major United States tire firm which has remained independent, due to the fact that they took advantage of the emerging market for radial tires as bias-ply technology became obsolete.

As the century came to a close, Goodyear conducted multiple restructuring initiatives, ensuring that their expansion into new markets was unfettered. To achieve this, Goodyear focused themselves on acquisitions as well as began selling and closing off unneeded divisions. In the present, Goodyear has set their eyes on continuing partnerships and joint ventures to further the development of their various products and offerings.

Products, Services, and Platforms

1. Automotive Tires: Goodyear offers a variety of automotive tires including their Assurance, Integrity, Fortera, Wrangler, EfficientGrip, Eagle, Nordic, UltraGrip Ice, UltraGrip Ice WRT, UltraGrip Winter, Winter Command, and KhADI-27 brands.
2. Commercial Tires: For commercial vehicles, Goodyear has solutions for commercial trucks, off-the-road vehicles, ATVs, RVs, and aircraft.
3. Non-Tire Industrial: Goodyear provides a number of non-tire industrial products licensed through Veyance Technologies. Some of these products include airsprings, industrial hoses, hydraulic products, conveyor belt products, power transmission products, molded transportation products, rubber tracks, isoprene monomers, and synthetic rubbers for medical applications and chewing gum.

Subsidiaries/Partners

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company has partnered with ConMet, Convoy, Lordstown Motors, SafeAI, Turo, KADEX Aero Supply, NASCAR, Luftschiffbau Zeppelin, Fountain Tire, Bridgestone Americas, Local Motors Inc., YourMechanic, and others during their operational history. Goodyear also owns a portfolio of subsidiaries including entities such as Dunlop Tyres, Goodyear Dunlop Sava Tires, Kelly-Springfield Tire Company, TireHub, LLC, Goodyear Canada Inc, Nippon Giant Tire Co., Ltd., and others.

Competitors

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company’s major competitors include Continental, Michelin, Pirelli, and Bridgestone.