The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

Corporate brand

Goodyear is a United States-based global tire manufacturer and mobility-services company with major consumer, commercial, racing and fleet businesses. An American multinational tire manufacturer serving passenger, commercial, aviation, motorsport, military and off-road markets.

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Overview

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is an American tire manufacturer headquartered in Akron, Ohio. Founded in 1898 by Frank Seiberling, the company was named for Charles Goodyear, whose development of vulcanized rubber made durable rubber products commercially viable. Goodyear began as a rubber-products producer and became one of the world’s best-known tire brands through product engineering, original-equipment relationships with automakers, motorsport participation and highly visible brand assets such as the Wingfoot logo and Goodyear blimps. The company’s principal business is the design, manufacture, marketing and distribution of tires for passenger cars, sport-utility vehicles, light trucks, commercial trucks, buses, aircraft, racing vehicles, motorcycles and specialized off-road equipment. It also provides retreading, maintenance, fleet-management and connected-mobility services, particularly for commercial transportation customers. Its portfolio spans premium Goodyear-branded products as well as brands acquired or developed for different price points and applications, including Cooper, Dunlop in selected markets, Kelly, Mastercraft, Roadmaster and Mickey Thompson. Brand ownership and licensing arrangements vary by geography and product category. Goodyear’s consumer positioning has traditionally combined safety, durability, performance and technological leadership. Its commercial positioning emphasizes uptime, total operating cost, fuel efficiency, retreadability, fleet monitoring and service support. The company has used professional validation extensively: NASCAR and other racing programs have served as testing and marketing platforms, while original-equipment fitments connect the brand with major vehicle manufacturers. Research has also extended into intelligent tires, sensors, sustainable materials, airless-tire concepts and products designed for electric vehicles. A major strategic turning point came in 2021, when Goodyear completed its acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Company. The transaction broadened the combined company’s brand portfolio, manufacturing footprint, distribution reach and light-truck and SUV offering. Goodyear subsequently pursued portfolio simplification and capital reallocation, including the sale of its polymer-chemicals business in 2025 and the divestiture of its off-the-road tire business to Yokohama Rubber in 2025. These moves reflected a sharper focus on core tire and mobility operations. Goodyear remains a publicly traded company on Nasdaq under the symbol GT. Its advertising has evolved from product-centered tire demonstrations toward broader themes of movement, confidence, human potential and brand heritage. The company continues to operate as an international tire and mobility business, although its exact geographic footprint, product mix and leadership should be checked against the latest corporate filings because these can change through restructuring, acquisitions and divestitures.

History

Goodyear was established in Akron, Ohio, in 1898 by Frank Seiberling and named in honor of Charles Goodyear. Its early business grew from rubber goods into tires, a product category transformed by pneumatic construction, improved rubber compounds and the rapid expansion of motor vehicles. Akron became a major center of the American rubber industry, and Goodyear developed an identity closely associated with industrial scale, technical experimentation and transportation. During the twentieth century, Goodyear expanded its tire range and international operations while supplying both replacement and original-equipment markets. It produced tires for automobiles, trucks, aircraft and other vehicles, and used aviation and motorsport to demonstrate technical capability. The company’s Wingfoot emblem became a central visual asset, while the Goodyear blimps developed into a highly recognizable public-relations and sports-marketing platform. Goodyear’s business later broadened beyond conventional passenger tires. Commercial trucking, buses, aircraft, racing, specialty tires, retreading and fleet services became important parts of the operating model. The company also developed chemical and materials capabilities supporting rubber manufacturing. As the tire industry became more global and competitive, Goodyear undertook restructurings, manufacturing changes and portfolio adjustments while competing with Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Pirelli and other regional manufacturers. Marketing increasingly connected tire performance with real-world expertise. The 2001 On the Wings of Goodyear campaign moved beyond purely technical claims and presented tires as part of travel and everyday life. The later More Driven platform used racing, driver expertise and demanding conditions to support claims about performance and engineering. In 2020, Breakout extended that approach by using the Wingfoot as a symbol of forward movement and human potential. In 2021 Goodyear agreed to acquire Cooper Tire & Rubber Company and completed the transaction in June. The combination added Cooper and related brands, manufacturing capacity and distribution relationships, strengthening Goodyear’s position in North America and broadening its value-spectrum offering. The company subsequently pursued a more focused portfolio. In 2025, Gemspring completed the acquisition of Goodyear’s polymer-chemicals business, and Yokohama Rubber completed the acquisition of Goodyear’s off-the-road tire business. These transactions reduced exposure to selected non-core activities while concentrating the company on tires, service and mobility solutions. Goodyear’s contemporary direction includes connected fleet services, intelligent tires, sustainable materials, electric-vehicle applications and technologies intended to reduce rolling resistance or improve service life. It remains headquartered in Akron and publicly listed on Nasdaq as GT. Leadership and portfolio details should be updated from current filings because the company continues to undergo strategic changes.

2025
Off-the-road tire business sold to Yokohama Rubber
[5]Yokohama acquisition of Goodyear off-the-road businessy-yokohama.com
Yokohama Rubber completed its acquisition of Goodyear’s specialized off-the-road tire business.
2025
Polymer-chemicals business sold to Gemspring affiliate
[4]Goodyear polymer-chemicals business acquisition by Gemspringprnewswire.com
Gemspring completed the acquisition of Goodyear’s polymer-chemicals business, subject to retained facilities and rights described by the parties.
2024
Off-the-road business sale agreed
[11]Yokohama Rubber announcement on Goodyear OTR acquisitiony-yokohama.com
Goodyear agreed to sell its mining and construction off-the-road tire business to Yokohama Rubber.
2021
Cooper acquisition completed
[2]Goodyear completes acquisition of Cooperprnewswire.com
Goodyear completed its acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Company, combining complementary brands, plants, distribution and technologies.
2020
Breakout campaign launches
[3]Goodyear Breakout campaign announcementcorporate.goodyear.com
Goodyear debuted Breakout during the Daytona 500, using the Wingfoot to represent forward movement, transformation and possibility.
2017
Vector 4Seasons Hybrid advertisement won a Kodansha advertising award
[9]Vector 4Seasons Hybrid advertisement awardgoodyear.co.jp
A magazine advertisement for Vector 4Seasons Hybrid received the Best Car magazine award in the 39th Kodansha Readers’ Advertising Awards.
2016
Vector 4Seasons Hybrid launched
[9]Vector 4Seasons Hybrid advertisement awardgoodyear.co.jp
The Japanese business expanded the Vector range with additional sizes and the Vector 4Seasons Hybrid, targeting year-round driving needs.
2016
“Wings for you.” campaign launched in Japan
[8]Nippon Goodyear launches “Wings for you.” campaigngoodyear.co.jp
A national television and digital campaign positioned Goodyear as a motivating, freedom-enhancing driving companion.
2015
Japanese leadership transition
[16]Japanese leadership transitiongoodyear.co.jp
Yūjirō Kinbara was appointed president of Nippon Goodyear during the transition following changes in the Sumitomo Rubber alliance.
2013
More Driven NASCAR campaign launches
[15]More Driven NASCAR campaign launchescorporate.goodyear.com
Goodyear introduced race-themed advertising positioning NASCAR drivers as demanding customers and racing as a development test for tires.
2008
Vector 4Seasons introduced in Japan
[9]Vector 4Seasons Hybrid advertisement awardgoodyear.co.jp
Nippon Goodyear began selling the Vector 4Seasons all-season tire in Japan.
2001
On the Wings of Goodyear campaign begins
[14]On the Wings of Goodyear campaign beginsencyclopedia.com
Goodyear introduced a broad consumer campaign centered on travel and the role of tires in people’s lives rather than on technical product claims alone.
1999
Capital alliance with Sumitomo Rubber Industries
[12]Goodyear Japanese Wikipedia articleja.wikipedia.org
Goodyear and Sumitomo Rubber entered a broad capital and regional business alliance involving their Goodyear and Dunlop brand activities.
1959
Snow tires introduced to Japan
[7]Nippon Goodyear historygoodyear.co.jp
Goodyear began promoting snow tires in the Japanese market.
1952
Nippon Goodyear established
[6]Nippon Goodyear corporate informationgoodyear.co.jp
The Japanese operating company was established as a wholly owned subsidiary of the U.S. Goodyear company.
1916
Pneumatic truck tire development
[7]Nippon Goodyear historygoodyear.co.jp
Goodyear introduced a pneumatic truck tire described in its corporate history as the first of its type, supporting the growth of commercial road transport.
1898
Company founded in Akron
[1]Goodyear corporate websitecorporate.goodyear.com
Frank Seiberling established The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Akron, Ohio, initially producing bicycle and carriage tires and other rubber goods.

Products and positioning

A globally recognized, engineering-led tire and mobility brand positioned around safety, performance, durability, innovation and professional expertise. Premium consumer products coexist with commercial, value-oriented and acquired-brand portfolios. A technically oriented, globally distributed tire and mobility brand positioned around safety, performance, comfort, seasonal versatility, durability and innovation.

Performance passenger-car tires
Goodyear Eagle
Eagle is Goodyear’s performance-oriented tire family, associated with high-speed handling, cornering response and motorsport-derived engineering. Different Eagle products serve summer, all-season and ultra-high-performance applications. The line is used both in replacement markets and as original equipment on selected performance vehicles. Exact specifications and availability differ by market and generation.
Passenger-car tires
Goodyear Assurance
Assurance is a broad passenger-tire family designed for everyday cars, sedans, crossovers and minivans. Products in the range generally emphasize dependable wet-weather behavior, ride comfort, tread life and all-season usability. The family contains multiple regional variants, so construction, compound and warranty details depend on the specific model and market.
SUV and light-truck tires
Goodyear Wrangler
Wrangler is Goodyear’s established SUV, pickup and light-truck family. Its variants cover highway, all-terrain, mud-terrain and off-road use, allowing the brand to address towing, hauling, mixed-surface driving and recreational applications. Product naming and availability vary internationally, with some models developed for particular vehicle platforms or driving conditions.
Fuel-efficient passenger and SUV tires
Goodyear EfficientGrip
EfficientGrip products are engineered around reduced rolling resistance, wet braking and mileage. They are aimed at drivers and vehicle manufacturers seeking a balance between energy efficiency, safety and everyday comfort. The family has included passenger-car and SUV applications, with model specifications changing as Goodyear updates compounds, tread patterns and vehicle fitments.
Winter tires
Goodyear UltraGrip
UltraGrip is Goodyear’s winter-tire family. The products use winter-oriented tread designs and rubber compounds intended to maintain traction in cold temperatures and on snow or ice. Depending on the model, the range serves passenger cars, crossovers and light trucks. Regional regulations, weather conditions and vehicle fitment determine the appropriate product.
Truck, bus and fleet tires
Goodyear commercial tires and retreads
Goodyear supplies tires and retreading solutions for heavy trucks, trailers, buses and other commercial vehicles. The commercial offering is supported by service, casing-management and fleet-oriented programs intended to improve uptime and manage total operating cost. Products are selected according to axle position, duty cycle, mileage, traction requirements and regional operating conditions.
Aircraft tires
Goodyear aircraft tires
Goodyear has a long-standing aircraft-tire business serving aviation applications. Aircraft tires must withstand high loads, high landing speeds, heat, braking forces and repeated inflation cycles. The business has included products for commercial, military and general-aviation uses, with qualification and supply requirements differing by aircraft and operator. Goodyear markets and sells aircraft tires in Japan and other markets. Aviation products are specialized for high loads, repeated landings, heat, speed and demanding certification requirements. They form part of the company’s broader historical connection with aviation materials and airships, although the business is distinct from the consumer passenger-tire portfolio.
Acquired tire brands · 2021
Cooper tire portfolio
Goodyear acquired Cooper Tire & Rubber Company in 2021. The combined portfolio includes Cooper-branded tires and related brands such as Roadmaster, Mastercraft and Mickey Thompson. These brands extend coverage across replacement passenger, SUV, light-truck, commercial and enthusiast segments, while preserving differentiated market positions within the broader Goodyear organization.
Performance and motorsport tires
Eagle
Eagle is Goodyear’s best-known performance-oriented tire family. Products in the range are designed for drivers seeking handling, braking and high-speed stability, with some versions developed for premium passenger cars and sports vehicles. The name is also strongly linked to Goodyear’s motorsport participation, where it has been used for racing tire programs and technical competition activity.
Passenger-car and comfort tires
EfficientGrip
EfficientGrip is a passenger-car tire family focused on balanced everyday performance. Depending on the specific version, its positioning emphasizes wet-road control, rolling efficiency, ride comfort and reduced road noise. In Japan, EfficientGrip products have been promoted for family vehicles and drivers who value a quieter, more comfortable cabin without giving up general road performance.
All-season tires · 2008
Vector 4Seasons
Vector 4Seasons is Goodyear’s all-season tire family. In Japan, the line is intended for motorists who face changing conditions but do not want to exchange and store dedicated summer and winter tires. The range is presented as suitable for dry and wet roads and for moderate winter conditions, subject to local regulations and severe-weather limitations. Vector 4Seasons Hybrid and later generations expanded sizes and vehicle coverage.
SUV, 4x4 and light-truck tires
Wrangler
Wrangler is Goodyear’s SUV, pickup and light-truck family. Its products span highway, all-terrain and more rugged applications, with tread and casing designs intended to balance road comfort, traction and durability. In Japan, the Wrangler range includes products for drivers who combine ordinary road use with outdoor, gravel or light off-road travel.
Winter and studless tires
Ice Navi
Ice Navi is a winter tire family marketed in Japan for snow and ice conditions. The range is designed around cold-weather grip, braking and traction, with successive generations promoted through testing and driving demonstrations. It serves customers who require dedicated winter tires rather than an all-season solution.
Concept tire
Eagle-360
Eagle-360 is a spherical concept tire created to explore future autonomous and connected mobility. The design proposed increased maneuverability, communication capability and new approaches to vehicle-tire interaction. It was presented as a research and design concept rather than a conventional mass-market tire.

Controversies

2026
Lawsuit filed against Goodyear over alleged unpaid 'banked' overtime at Texarkana tire plant
A shift scheduler at Goodyear's Texarkana tire plant filed a proposed collective action in the Texarkana Division of the Western District of Arkansas under the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Arkansas Minimum Wage Act. The plaintiff alleges the company pays salaried employees for only four of the eight overtime hours produced by their 12-hour rotating schedules, instructs them to enter four hours of overtime per pay period, and uses a 'bank' system requiring employees to pay back hours when the plant shuts down. The plaintiff seeks unpaid overtime for the past three years, liquidated damages, attorney fees, and a court-approved notice to other salaried employees. Goodyear had not filed a response as of the reporting date.
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2020
U.S. workplace apparel and political-expression controversy
Goodyear faced political criticism after reports that workplace apparel rules permitted some social-justice and LGBTQ-related messages while restricting messages associated with Donald Trump and Republican politics. Trump called for a consumer boycott and raised the possibility of replacing specialized tires used on the presidential vehicle. Goodyear subsequently stated that political campaigning and candidate or party advocacy should not be displayed in the workplace.
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2025Still. Always. Forever.
United States
This heritage-led advertising work combined racing imagery and other recognizable elements of Goodyear’s history with contemporary music to reinforce the brand’s longevity and cultural visibility.
Outcome. Goodyear reported strong reach, completed-video viewing and positive brand sentiment in coverage of the campaign; the reported performance figures came from company statements and advertising measurement reviewed by Sports Business Journal.
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2024Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 launch promotion
Japan
The Japanese Goodyear account publicized the launch of Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 through a follow-and-repost campaign offering travel-related and branded prizes.
Outcome. The campaign supported launch awareness for the performance tire; no independently verified performance metric is provided.
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2023Vector 4Seasons Gen-3 monitoring and travel promotion
Japan
Nippon Goodyear promoted the Vector 4Seasons Gen-3 and Gen-3 SUV through a product-monitoring program and a related social-media giveaway, combining customer trial with travel-oriented communications.
Outcome. The activity supported awareness of the latest all-season range; the supplied material does not document a quantified result.
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2020Breakout
United States
Breakout presented the Goodyear Wingfoot as a force that enables movement and transformation. A graffiti character changes into figures including a surfer, rock climber and astronaut, with each image representing attributes such as wet performance, all-terrain capability and innovation.
Outcome. The 30-second commercial debuted during the Fox broadcast of the 2020 Daytona 500 as an evolution of the More Driven platform.
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2017Vector 4Seasons Hybrid advertising campaign
Japan
A magazine advertisement used a circular arrangement of shoes and seasonal imagery to explain the year-round positioning of Vector 4Seasons Hybrid. The campaign targeted drivers in areas with limited snowfall, as well as consumers concerned about tire storage and seasonal tire changes.
Outcome. The advertisement won the Best Car magazine award in the 39th Kodansha Readers’ Advertising Awards.
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2016Wings for you.
Japan
Nippon Goodyear launched a nationwide branding campaign centered on television commercials and the message “Wings for you.” The creative associated the winged-foot symbol with the excitement of driving and the desire to travel farther. LOVE PSYCHEDELICO supplied a song written for the campaign, while the company planned coordinated web and magazine communications.
Outcome. The campaign established a unified consumer-facing brand message across television, digital and print media.
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2013More Driven: Most Demanding Customer
United States · Canada
Launched around NASCAR Speedweek and the Daytona 500, the campaign used drivers and racing conditions to portray professional racers as the most demanding customers. The creative linked high-speed competition with Goodyear’s tire testing, engineering and performance claims.
Outcome. The campaign extended Goodyear’s established association with NASCAR and used television, radio, print and online placements.
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2001On the Wings of Goodyear
United States
Goodyear commissioned a broad advertising platform that treated tires as part of travel and life experiences. Television and print executions used universal road-trip themes to reach consumers less responsive to conventional product-centered tire advertising.
Outcome. The campaign continued into 2003 and broadened Goodyear’s consumer-facing brand communication beyond technical tire demonstrations.
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Brand decisions

2025
Divest polymer-chemicals businessM&A
Background
Goodyear’s polymer-chemicals operations were separated from the company’s core tire and mobility focus as part of a portfolio-concentration strategy.
Action taken
An affiliate of Gemspring Capital completed the acquisition of the polymer-chemicals business, including specified manufacturing and research facilities, while Goodyear retained certain chemical assets and product rights.
Aftermath
The transaction created a standalone owner for the divested business and left Goodyear more focused on tires and related mobility activities.
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2025
Sell off-the-road tire business to Yokohama RubberM&A
Background
Goodyear agreed to transfer its specialized off-the-road tire business, which served mining, construction and related equipment markets.
Action taken
Yokohama Rubber completed the acquisition in February 2025, including the associated product lineup, technology and professional capabilities.
Aftermath
Yokohama added the business to its off-highway tire platform, while Goodyear reduced its exposure to this specialized category.
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2024
Agree to sell the mining and construction off-the-road tire businessM&A
Background
Goodyear reviewed its portfolio of specialized businesses while Yokohama Rubber sought to expand its off-highway tire operations and product coverage.
Action taken
Goodyear agreed to sell the OTR business, including specified subsidiaries, production assets and operations serving mining and construction vehicles, to Yokohama Rubber.
Aftermath
The transaction was intended to strengthen Yokohama Rubber’s off-highway platform and allow Goodyear to focus more closely on its remaining core businesses. The supplied material describes the agreement and regulatory conditions but does not establish the final completion date.
Purchase price. USD 905 million (Agreement announced July 22, 2024)
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2021
Acquire Cooper Tire & Rubber CompanyM&A
Background
Goodyear and Cooper had complementary passenger, SUV, light-truck and commercial tire portfolios, manufacturing assets and distribution relationships. The proposed combination was intended to strengthen Goodyear’s scale and coverage, particularly in North America.
Action taken
Goodyear agreed to acquire Cooper in a transaction with an announced enterprise value of approximately $2.5 billion and completed the acquisition on June 7, 2021.
Aftermath
The combined company retained both Goodyear and Cooper brand identities while adding related brands and expanding its manufacturing, distribution and fleet-solutions platform.
Announced transaction enterprise value. approximately $2.5 billion (2021 announcement)
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2021
Complete the Cooper Tire acquisitionM&A
Background
Goodyear sought greater scale, stronger distribution and a broader portfolio spanning premium, original-equipment, replacement, pickup-truck and SUV applications.
Action taken
Goodyear completed the acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Company after announcing a transaction combining stock and cash consideration.
Aftermath
Cooper became part of the Goodyear group, with the combined business targeting complementary brand positioning, wider distribution and greater investment capacity in mobility and fleet solutions.
Expected annual cost synergies. Approximately USD 165 million run-rate within two years (Announced in 2021)
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2016
Launch Vector 4Seasons Hybrid in JapanProduct launch
Background
Japanese drivers in regions with intermittent snow often face a choice between dedicated winter tires and the inconvenience of seasonal replacement and storage.
Action taken
Nippon Goodyear expanded the Vector 4Seasons range with additional sizes and the Vector 4Seasons Hybrid designation, supported by winter-related certification marks.
Aftermath
The launch helped Goodyear develop the Japanese all-season tire category and gave the brand a product positioned between conventional summer and dedicated winter use.
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1999
Enter a capital and regional alliance with Sumitomo Rubber IndustriesStrategy
Background
Goodyear and Sumitomo Rubber operated in an increasingly global and competitive tire industry, with both companies holding important Goodyear and Dunlop brand interests.
Action taken
The companies created a broad capital alliance that allocated significant regional manufacturing and sales responsibilities between them.
Aftermath
The arrangement shaped Goodyear’s Asian business for more than a decade before the alliance structure was revised and Japanese corporate responsibilities returned to a direct Goodyear framework.
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Recent events

2026-10-05
Lawsuit filed against Goodyear over alleged unpaid 'banked' overtime at Texarkana tire plant[20]Lawsuit filed against Goodyear over alleged unpaid 'banked' overtime at Texarkana tire planttxktoday.com
Reported: 2026-10-10
A shift scheduler at Goodyear's Texarkana tire plant filed a proposed collective action in the Texarkana Division of the Western District of Arkansas under the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Arkansas Minimum Wage Act, alleging the company pays salaried employees for only four of the eight overtime hours produced by their 12-hour rotating schedules, tells them to enter four hours of overtime per pay period, and uses a 'bank' system requiring employees to pay back hours when the plant shuts down. The plaintiff seeks unpaid overtime for the past three years, liquidated damages, attorney fees, and a court-approved notice to other salaried employees. Goodyear had not filed a response as of the reporting date.
2022-01-05
Goodyear unveils prototype tire made with 70% sustainable materials[21]固特异推出含70%可持续材料的原型轮胎engadget.com
Reported: 2022-01-05
Goodyear unveiled a demo tire made with 70 percent sustainable materials; the company had not said whether it would be released to the public.
2021-12-29
Goodyear extends college football aerial coverage agreement[22]固特异延长大学橄榄球航拍服务协议prnewswire.com
Reported: 2021-12-29
Goodyear extended its agreement with Disney Advertising Sales on behalf of ESPN to provide preferred aerial coverage for college football and exclusive aerial coverage for the College Football Playoff Semifinals and National Championship on ESPN.
2021-12-29
Goodyear renews Cotton Bowl Classic title sponsorship[22]固特异延长大学橄榄球航拍服务协议prnewswire.com
Reported: 2021-12-29
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company announced a multiyear agreement renewing its title sponsorship of the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic.
2021-12-17
Goodyear launches ElectricDrive GT tire in North America[23]固特异在北美推出ElectricDrive GT轮胎prnewswire.com
Reported: 2021-12-17
Goodyear announced the launch of ElectricDrive GT, its first North American replacement tire tuned for electric vehicles. The initial release was available in size 255/45R19 104W XL through goodyear.com.
2021-12-09
Monolith and Goodyear sign collaboration agreement[24]Monolith与Goodyear签署合作协议prnewswire.com
Reported: 2021-12-09
Monolith announced that it signed a collaboration agreement and letter of intent with Goodyear to collaborate on the development and potential use of clean carbon black produced at Monolith's expanding Olive Creek facility.
Unconfirmed
Goodyear launches Assurance MaxGuard SUV tire[25]固特异推出Assurance MaxGuard SUV轮胎carguide.ph
Goodyear Philippines announced the official launch of the Assurance MaxGuard SUV, a new tire in its Assurance Family customized for the Asia Pacific market.
2021-11-04
Goodyear partners to donate soybean-based tires in South Dakota[26]Goodyear合作向南达科他州机构捐赠大豆基轮胎listen.sdpb.org
Reported: 2021-11-04
The South Dakota Soybean Checkoff partnered with Goodyear to donate sets of soybean-based tires to 50 sheriff's departments across South Dakota, with additional tires going to the Highway Patrol, City of Sioux Falls and state Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Unconfirmed
Goodyear unveils SealTech self-sealing technology[27]固特异发布SealTech自修复技术finance.sina.com.cn
Reported: 2021-06-19
Goodyear unveiled its SealTech self-sealing technology in Dunhuang. The technology can automatically seal a tire-tread puncture up to 5 millimeters in diameter, including after the puncturing object has been removed.
2021-06-07
Goodyear completes acquisition of Cooper Tire[2]Goodyear completes acquisition of Cooperprnewswire.com
Reported: 2021-06-07
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company completed its acquisition of Cooper Tire & Rubber Company, finalizing the merger agreement announced on February 22, 2021.

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