Goodyear tires are manufactured in multiple locations worldwide. While Goodyear is an American company, not all of its tires are made in the USA. The company operates 48 manufacturing facilities across 21 countries, including the United States, Canada, Germany, France, the UK, Poland, Luxembourg, Turkey, Brazil, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Thailand, Taiwan, China, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, and South Africa

. In the United States, Goodyear has several tire manufacturing plants, including:

• Akron, Ohio (global headquarters, innovation center, racing tires)
• Danville, Virginia (aircraft and commercial tires)
• Fayetteville, North Carolina (passenger car tires)
• Gadsden, Alabama (passenger car tires)
• Lawton, Oklahoma (consumer tires)
• Topeka, Kansas (commercial and off-the-road tires)
• Other facilities involved in research, development, synthetic rubber, and tire proving grounds

Outside the USA, major Goodyear manufacturing locations include:

• Canada: Napanee, Ontario and Medicine Hat, Alberta (passenger car and consumer tires)
• Brazil: São Paulo and Americana (consumer, commercial, aircraft tires)
• China: Shahekou District and Pulandian, Dalian (consumer and commercial tires)
• Europe: Germany, Poland, Luxembourg, UK, France (passenger car, truck, and motorcycle tires)
• Other countries in Asia, South America, and Africa also have Goodyear plants producing various tire types

Despite the global manufacturing footprint, Goodyear controls the technology, materials, and quality standards centrally from the USA, ensuring consistent product quality regardless of the production site

. In summary, Goodyear tires are made in the USA and many other countries worldwide, with key manufacturing hubs in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America. You can identify where a specific tire was made by checking the Tire Identification Number (TIN) on the tire sidewall, which includes a plant code indicating the manufacturing location