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GISLAVED TIRES | TIRE BUYING GUIDE
Gislaved has been producing tires for vehicles in Canada, as well as Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Ukraine for more than 110 years. During this time, they have become a leader in the industry by focusing on creating tires that provide high performance under extreme road conditions. Due to their Swedish heritage, they ensure that each tire produced by Gislaved fulfills Scandinavian requirements. For instance, their NORD*FROST 200 winter tires for passenger vehicles is one of very few winter tires that (cars and SUVs) are officially approved for winter use in Canada. If you are looking for a tire that values safety and driving comfort under any weather conditions, look no further than Gislaved tires.
Gislaved Tire Categories
Gislaved specializes in producing winter tires for passenger cars, SUVs and vans. Each tire that bears the Gislaved logo fulfills rigorous Scandinavian tire requirements. With Gislaved you know you are getting the highest quality tire that will increase the performance of any vehicle they are on even under extreme road conditions.
Known For
- Excellent grip under any weather conditions
- Extremely comfortable quiet ride
- Superbly high safety ratings
Not Known For
- Wide variety of tread types available, only winter tires
- Having name recognition in the US markets
- Bargain prices are considered a top tier brand
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Gislaved Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
How good are Gislaved tires?
Gislaved has been producing winter tires for passenger cars, SUVs and vans for over 110 years. They ensure that every tire that bears their name fulfills rigorous Scandinavian tire requirements. Due to this level of attention to detail as well as the use of state-of-the-art technology in production, Gislaved is one of the safest tires on the road under any conditions. Although they only produce winter tires, they are constantly on the forefront of innovation developing new and improved designs for tires. For a tire that values quality, durability, and safety, there is only one choice, Gislaved.
Who makes Gislaved tires? Where are Gislaved tires made?
Gislaved was founded by the Gaslow brothers in 1893 in Gislaved located in southern Sweden. They were manufactured and produced in Sweden until 1992 when they became part of Continental AG, Europe’s second-largest tire manufacturer. This partnership allowed them access to a number of Continental AG factories around the world.
Who sells Gislaved tires?
Tire Agent sells more than 70 brands of tires. If Gislaved tires are in stock, you'll find them linked to this page. The best part of shopping for tires online is that you can easily compare tire models and find the perfect tire for your vehicle, based on your budget, warranty, driving style, and vehicle.
Does the Tire Agent price include installation for Gislaved tires?
As an online distributor of Gislaved tires, Tire Agent doesn't have physical locations for working on vehicles. The primary way we can assist you with the installation process is by shipping your Gislaved tires to one of our partner tire installers, or to the tire installation company of your choice. Simply put the address in the Ship-To field during the checkout process, and we’ll send your tires to your local installer and include your customer name on the invoice.
How does the Gislaved tire warranty work?
For the latest information on Gislaved warranties, visit their website. Tire warranties vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and from model to model. To learn more about how tire warranties work, read our guide to tire warranties.
Known For
- Excellent grip under any weather conditions
- Extremely comfortable quiet ride
- Superbly high safety ratings
Not Known For
- Wide variety of tread types available, only winter tires
- Having name recognition in the US markets
- Bargain prices are considered a top tier brand
Gislaved Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
How good are Gislaved tires?
Gislaved has been producing winter tires for passenger cars, SUVs and vans for over 110 years. They ensure that every tire that bears their name fulfills rigorous Scandinavian tire requirements. Due to this level of attention to detail as well as the use of state-of-the-art technology in production, Gislaved is one of the safest tires on the road under any conditions. Although they only produce winter tires, they are constantly on the forefront of innovation developing new and improved designs for tires. For a tire that values quality, durability, and safety, there is only one choice, Gislaved.
Who makes Gislaved tires? Where are Gislaved tires made?
Gislaved was founded by the Gaslow brothers in 1893 in Gislaved located in southern Sweden. They were manufactured and produced in Sweden until 1992 when they became part of Continental AG, Europe’s second-largest tire manufacturer. This partnership allowed them access to a number of Continental AG factories around the world.
Who sells Gislaved tires?
Tire Agent sells more than 70 brands of tires. If Gislaved tires are in stock, you'll find them linked to this page. The best part of shopping for tires online is that you can easily compare tire models and find the perfect tire for your vehicle, based on your budget, warranty, driving style, and vehicle.
Does the Tire Agent price include installation for Gislaved tires?
As an online distributor of Gislaved tires, Tire Agent doesn't have physical locations for working on vehicles. The primary way we can assist you with the installation process is by shipping your Gislaved tires to one of our partner tire installers, or to the tire installation company of your choice. Simply put the address in the Ship-To field during the checkout process, and we’ll send your tires to your local installer and include your customer name on the invoice.
How does the Gislaved tire warranty work?
For the latest information on Gislaved warranties, visit their website. Tire warranties vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and from model to model. To learn more about how tire warranties work, read our guide to tire warranties.