WHY CHOOSE GT RADIAL?

FIND OUT HOW OUR LONG HISTORY AND TOP-LEVEL EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES, AND PEOPLE CAN BRING YOU THE PERFORMANCE AND QUALITY YOU DESIRE.

GT Radial tyres are made in some of the world’s most modern tyre manufacturing plants by one of the largest producers of tyres worldwide. GT Radial produces approximately 30 million tyres every year, about four times the total number of tyres sold in New Zealand. Our tyres are available in more than 80 countries worldwide. GT Radial tyre dealers are located throughout New Zealand.

Quality control system

When you install GT Radial tyres on your vehicle, you can be sure that your tyres have undergone the most stringent and comprehensive quality control in the industry.

Top Class - R & D Facilities

A team of over 600 experienced R&D engineers in five cutting-edge facilities around the world, and top quality equipment ensure the utmost quality of tyre production and delivery.

Operational Excellence and Safety

Giti is committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality control procedures. All plants are certified with the highest quality control standard and environmental management system certified.

The Giti Excellent System not only controls operational performance and efficiency, but also covers employee health and safety in the workplace and environmental sustainability by reducing natural resources and increasing re-use/recycling.

Awards & Recognition

The company has earned extensive recognition from highly credited organisations around the world, and some of the automotive industry's largest names, including multiple top suppler awards from General Motors.

A Long History of Success

GT Radial's roots go back over 60 years, consistently focusing on top quality production, performance, and safety. While the brand has certainly developed greatly through the years, the passion and desire to provide consumers top quality tyres remains unchanged.

Respect Around the World

GT Radial tyres are sold in nearly 100 countries around the world, and trusted by every type of individual, from the everyday driver to the top motorsport performers. Through top performance and an extensive dealer network in all continents, the brand has a reputation for quality, performance and safety.

A Greater Mission

GT Radial has an environmental and humanitarian drive that ties into all actions. The company particularly builds this into the areas of Tyre Usage, Manufactoring Process and Environmental Conservation.

Tyre manufacturing requires professional personnel, raw materials, machinery, and the best processes. Giti employees are passionate about producing better and safer tyres.

Perspective on Tyre Use

More than 60% of the world's oil production is used for transportation. For trucks and buses, tyres account for approximately 30% of the fuel consumption, or one full tank of fuel for every three trucks or buses. This can be saved by using the right tyres and maintaining them properly.

After years of research, GT Radial has successfully developed a tyre that uses less fuel without sacrificing performance, and has been validated by SmartWay, the US Environmental Protection Agency.

GT Radial also continuously strives to educate the public on how to maximize fuel efficiency with tyres, how to select and maintain fuel-efficient tyres, and provides professional guidance and advice to fleets and users on how to reduce fuel consumption and costs by providing the right tyres and related technical support. GT Radial will contribute to the sustainable development of the industry while creating environmental benefits for society.

Rubber Production Perspective

Non-renewable energy and raw materials are becoming scarce and increasingly expensive, making long-term use and conservation crucial. The challenge is to achieve these goals without compromising tyre performance, while also taking responsibility for the environment and the people who inhabit it.

In this way, GT Radial strives to reduce air emissions, water emissions, scrap and indirect raw materials, while increasing reuse or recycling.