What tires does Chevrolet use?
Chevrolet uses tires from several major manufacturers; there is no single tire brand used across the entire lineup.
Original Equipment tires on Chevrolet vehicles are supplied by multiple manufacturers and can vary by model, trim, year, and market. The exact brand and model on a given Chevy are determined during production to match the vehicle’s handling, load, and climate needs. To know the precise tires on your specific vehicle, check the door placard on the driver’s side, consult the owner’s manual, or look up the original equipment specifications for your model and year on Chevrolet’s official site or with a dealership.
How Chevrolet selects OE tires
Chevrolet works with tire manufacturers to provide original equipment tires that align with each model’s suspension tuning, performance goals, and warranty considerations. The selection can change over time as new tire technologies emerge and as production runs shift between markets.
Key factors that influence tire choices
Several variables determine which tire brand and model a Chevy ships with:
- Vehicle type and trim level
- Geographic market and climate considerations
- Performance and payload requirements
- Fuel economy and ride comfort targets
- Supplier relationships and regional supply chains
These factors collectively drive brand and model variation across Chevrolet’s lineup.
Common OEM tire brands used by Chevrolet
The following brands have appeared as Chevrolet Original Equipment tires in recent years, though the exact brand and tire model vary by vehicle, year, and market.
- Goodyear
- Michelin
- Continental
- Bridgestone
- Pirelli
- Hankook
- Kumho
- BFGoodrich
Because Chevrolet’s OE tire suppliers differ by model and production run, this list is not exhaustive and may not reflect the tire on a specific current model. Always verify the exact tire brand and model for your vehicle by checking the placard or official specification for your build.
Find the exact tires on your Chevrolet
To determine the precise tire brand and model on your Chevrolet, use these steps. The information is tied to the vehicle’s original equipment at the time of manufacture.
- Inspect the door placard on the driver’s side jamb for tire size, speed rating, and recommended tire or tire brand.
- Consult the owner’s manual or the tire section of the manual for OEM specifications.
- Check the vehicle’s build sheet or the original window sticker (Monroney label) if available.
- Visit Chevrolet’s official model page or contact a dealership with your VIN for precise OE tire details.
Understanding the exact tire fitted by the manufacturer helps ensure compatibility with safety systems, warranty terms, and maintenance schedules.
Summary
Chevrolet does not use a single, universal tire brand. Original Equipment tires come from a variety of major manufacturers, chosen per model and market to meet performance and safety goals. If you need to know the exact tire brand and model on your Chevy, check the door placard, consult the owner’s manual, or contact a Chevrolet dealer for your specific vehicle’s specifications.
