Uniroyal Tires

Uniroyal is a historic name in the global tire industry, with its origins tracing back to the United States Rubber Company founded in 1892. Known for its 'Tiger Paw' line and its reputation as a rain tire specialist, Uniroyal has evolved through significant corporate mergers and acquisitions over more than a century.

Today, the ownership and manufacturing of Uniroyal products are split geographically. In the North American market (United States, Canada, and Mexico), the brand is owned and manufactured by Michelin. In the European and African markets, the brand name and manufacturing rights belong to the German automotive giant Continental AG. This regional separation means that a Uniroyal tire purchased in Ohio is produced under different corporate standards and facilities than one purchased in Berlin.

Manufacturing for Uniroyal tires occurs across a global network of factories owned by its respective parent companies. This includes production facilities in the United States, France, Germany, Romania, and other major industrial hubs. While the brand remains synonymous with durability and wet-weather performance, its technical development is now integrated into the advanced R&D systems of Michelin and Continental.