UNSPSC 25172508: Tire treads

UNSPSC 25172508 Tire treads is a Commodity code that encompasses the supply, installation, removal, and maintenance of on-road and off-road tires for state and local government vehicles and equipment. Recent solicitations show that state and local governments buy not just tires themselves but integrated tire services: sales and installation at designated facilities or job sites, removal and disposal of worn or damaged tires, credit for casings suitable for retreading, foam filling when operationally required, and emergency repair and field service. Issuing bodies include utility commissions, county governments, and city procurement departments. The work spans multiple tire categories—on-road, off-road, agricultural, industrial, and specialty—and often covers multiple facility locations or geographically dispersed departmental users within a jurisdiction.

Recent activity spans Florida, Missouri, and Georgia. The Orlando Utilities Commission (utility commission) posted RFP PR9446 on September 28, 2026 seeking tire sales, installation, removal, and specialty services across four OUC facilities with a three-year contract term and optional one-year renewals, with responses due September 16, 2026. Jackson County, Missouri (county government) issued an ITB on July 16, 2026 for off-road, agricultural, industrial, and specialty tires and associated maintenance and repair services for use across multiple county departments, with a twenty-four-month term and one optional twelve-month extension, responses due August 18, 2026. The City of Atlanta (city procurement) posted IFB GS/DPW/2601-1260107 on April 30, 2026 for comprehensive tire supply, environmentally sustainable tire disposal, on-site and field repair services, retreading, and emergency service availability seven days a week, with responses due May 8, 2026. Contracts typically run two to three years with optional renewal periods and require vendors to maintain local or regional presence, industry experience, appropriate insurance and licensing, and compliance with drug-free workplace and controlled substance testing policies where safety-sensitive positions are involved.