CATL 1922 January 2026 Version 2.pdf

CATL-1922, JANUARY 2026

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY

(DLA) COLUMBUS

COOPERATIVE TIRE QUALIFICATION PROGRAM (CTQP)

COOPERATIVE APPROVED TIRE

LIST

(CATL)

CATL-1922

FOR US GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF:

Non-Military: Passenger Car Tires, Pursuit and Emergency

High Speed Tires, Light Truck Tires, Truck/Bus Tires (New &

Retread), & Off Road Severe Application Tires (ORSA)

Military: Light, Medium and Heavy Tactical Truck and Trailer Tires

This CATL-1922, revised JANUARY 2026, replaces all previous versions.

COOPERATIVE APPROVED TIRE LIST (CATL)

OF

PRODUCTS QUALIFIED UNDER ASTM STANDARD F1922

AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANUAL CTQP-AM-1922

FOR

TIRES, PNEUMATIC, VEHICULAR (HIGHWAY AND SPECIAL APPLICATIONS)

(NEW AND RETREADED)

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime (L&M) Strategic Acquisition Programs Directorate

(SAPD), that manages the Tires Successor Initiative (TSI) requirements contract in support of DLA managed aircraft and ground tires, and the Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon System Support (NAVSUP-WSS) who manages the Navy Tires Performance Based Logistics Successor (TPS) contract in support of Navy managed aircraft tires, will be consolidated into one requirements contract that will be known as the Global Tires Program (GTP).

The GTP will provide tire support for the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, Navy and Foreign Military Sales

(FMS). The Government will pursue an acquisition strategy by establishing Vendor Long Term Contracts (LTCs) or

Vendor Indefinite Delivery Purchase Orders (IDPOs), hereby referred to as Vendor LTCs, with Original Equipment

Manufacturers (OEMs) and dealers for tires. The acquisition strategy requires the GTP Integrator (ASRC

FEDERAL) to utilize the DLA L&M established Vendor LTCs for its supply of tires for supply chain management and to provide responsive global supply support to military customers.

The GTP Integrator (ASRC FEDERAL), the Government and industry counterparts will be working together to support DLA’s military customers by providing aircraft and ground tire support. The GTP Integrator (ASRC

FEDERAL) and LTC Vendor(s) are required to meet all terms and conditions in their respective contract(s) and shall put forth its best efforts and at all times deal in good faith with one another in executing GTP support. The

GTP Integrator (ASRC FEDERAL) is required to utilize the Government established Vendor LTCs for the GTP

Integrator’s inventory / replenishment of new and repairable tires. The LTC Vendor(s) shall fill and deliver orders to the GTP Integrator (ASRC FEDERAL).

The Cooperative Tire Qualification Program (CTQP) is administered by Ground Vehicle Systems Center with DLA oversight, and is limited in scope to tire groups that include a DOD ground vehicle tire application. The Tank

Automotive Research Development and Engineering Center (Ground Vehicle Systems Center) is the Engineering

Support Agency (ESA) for DOD ground vehicle tires.

Address: Detroit Arsenal

US Army AFC-CCDC-SIE-ES-PE/Q-SPECSYS-TIRES 6501 E. 11 Mile Rd.

BLDG 200A 2nd Floor West MS: 268

Warren, MI 48397-5000

The DLA Defense Supply Center Columbus (DSCC) has overall management responsibility.

Ground Vehicle Systems Center has technical responsibilities which include test site and test plan approval, review and approval of test results, and notification to DLA of qualifications/changes.

Ground Vehicle Systems Center updates and publishes via the internet CATL 1922 and 1923 lists as directed by

DLA

This approved tire list has been updated by Ground Vehicle Systems Center as required by Defense Logistics

Agency (DLA). It is prepared for Group 1, passenger car tires, Group 2, light truck tires, Group 3, medium and heavy truck/bus tires, and Special Application tires (see Chapter II.B for explanations of each group). Tires listed in this

CATL have been tested and/or approved for procurement by U.S. Federal, State and Local Government agencies.

This list is based on the results of Qualification Testing as prescribed in ASTM standard F1922 and accompanying

Administrative Manual CTQP-AM-1922, issue in effect at qualification test run. This list is subject to change without notice and revisions or amendments will be issued as necessary. The inclusion of tires on this list does not release the supplier from compliance with the specification requirements for tires supplied to the government.

The Cooperative Tire Qualification Program (CTQP) is a voluntary program designed to help ensure tire quality and performance for Government agencies. There is no legal requirement or national government policy mandate for government agencies to use the CTQP or this CATL list when purchasing tires.

The process for tire approval is as follows:

1. Tire manufacturer selects a test tire which meets the requirements for a DLA managed tire National Stock

Number (NSN). Inclusion of multiple MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATIONs within a Group will continue.

2. Tire manufacturer prepares and submits a detailed test plan conforming to ASTM F1922 to Ground Vehicle

Systems Center for review and approval.

3. Tire manufacturer selects a Ground Vehicle Systems Center approved independent test facility or proposes an independent test facility for Ground Vehicle Systems Center review and approval.

4. Ground Vehicle Systems Center selects the reference tire.

5. Tire manufacturer contacts with the test facility to perform testing and notifies Ground Vehicle Systems Center of the test schedule at least 30 days in advance.

6. Test results are certified by the independent test facility and a copy of the test results/final report are sent directly to Ground Vehicle Systems Center.

7. Ground Vehicle Systems Center reviews test results/report and notifies the tire manufacturer of the approval or disapproval decision within 30 days.

8. If approved, Ground Vehicle Systems Center notifies DLA and ASRC FEDERAL to publish the updated CATL via the internet.

NOTES:

1. Since all tires produced by a particular manufacturer were not offered for testing, the omission of any tire from this CATL does not necessarily mean that the unlisted tire is either unsafe or inferior in quality.

2. CATL updates will now be published online within 10 days of tire approval.

3. All sizes and ply ratings for the tires models/brands shown in this CATL are acceptable with the exceptions of the Group 1, Pursuit and Emergency High Speed and Military Tactical retreads, which are qualified by size, brand designation, and/or vehicle application/mission.

4. With the exception of Pursuit and Emergency High Speed tires, tires tested in the CTQP program and listed as qualified in this CATL were tested for treadlife durability only and qualified at speeds of not more than 65 miles per hour for Passenger Car and Light Truck tires and not more than 55 miles per hour for Truck & Bus tires.

CATL treadlife testing and qualification as listed does not does not certify or verify a specific tires ability to perform at higher rates of speed. For speed capabilities of ti res refer to the manufacturers own recommendations and speed ratings as required by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I – INTRODUCTION AND STANDARDS 7

I.A. INTRODUCTION 7

I.B. WHAT IS THE CTQP PROGRAM AND CATL LIST? 8

I.C. STANDARDS USED 8

CHART OF NAMES & STANDARDS 9

CHAPTER II - CA TL FORMAT, CODES & DEFINITIONS 10

II.A. FORMAT 10

II.B. TIRE GROUP DEFINITIONS 10

II.C. GOVERNMENT ITEM NUMBER DEFINITIONS 11

II.D. CODE DEFINITIONS 13

II.E. SPEED CATEGORY CODES 14

II.F. TREAD “CLASS” DEFINITIONS 15

"SAMPLE" CATL SECTION WITH DEFINITIONS" 16

CHAPTER III - USING THE CA TL WHEN PURCHASING TIRES 17

CHAPTER IV CATL-1922 LISTING OF APPROVED TIRE BRANDS 19

GROUP 1, PASSENGER CAR: NEW TIRES 20

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED BRANDS 20

CONTINENTAL TIRE 22

GENERAL TIRE 22

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 23

GOODYEAR BRANDS: 23

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR): 25

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA 26

BF GOODRICH BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 26

MICHELIN BRANDS: 26

UNIROYAL BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 26

GROUP 1, PURSUIT & EMERGENCY HIGH SPEED

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED BRANDS 27

BRIDGESTONE BRANDS: 27

FIRESTONE BRANDS: 27

CONTINENTAL TIRE COMPANY 28

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

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COOPER TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 29

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 30

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA

BF GOODRICH BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 31

MICHELIN BRANDS:

UNIROYAL BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 31

GROUP 2, LIGHT TRUCK: NEW TIRES 32

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED 32

BRIDGESTONE BRANDS: 32

FIRESTONE BRANDS: 32

CONTINENTAL: 33

COOPER BRANDS: 34

MASTERCRAFT BRANDS (MANUFACTURED

BY COOPER TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY): 34

MICKEY THOMPSON 34

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 35

GOODYEAR BRANDS (POLYESTER/STEEL CONSTRUCTION): 36

GOODYEAR BRANDS (STEEL/STEEL CONSTRUCTION): 36

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR): 36

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA 37

BF GOODRICH BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 37

MICHELIN BRANDS: 37

UNIROYAL BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 37

SPECIALTY TIRES OF AMERICA INCORPORATED 38

GROUP 3, TRUCK & BUS: NEW TIRES 39

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED 39

BRIDGESTONE RADIAL BRANDS: 39

FIRESTONE RADIAL BRANDS: 40

CONTINENTAL TIRE NORTH AMERICA BRANDS 41

GENERAL BRANDS: 41

CONTINENTAL BRANDS: 42

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 43

GOODYEAR BRANDS 43

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR) 45

DUNLOP (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR) 45

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA 46

BF GOODRICH BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN): 46

MICHELIN BRANDS: 47

SPECIALTY TIRES OF AMERICA INCORPORATED 48

GROUP 3, TRUCK & BUS: RETREAD TIRES 49

BANDAG INCORPORATED 49

BANDAG PRECURE RETREAD METHOD: 49

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY: RETREAD DIVISION 51

GOODYEAR PRECURE RETREAD METHOD: 51

GOODYEAR ULTIMA PRECURE RETREAD METHOD: 51

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC., RETREAD PROCESS 52

MICHELIN PRECURE RETREAD METHOD: 52

MICHELIN MOLD-CURE RETREAD METHOD: 53

OLIVER RETREADS 54

SPECIAL APPLICATION TIRES: LT OFF ROAD SEVERE APPLICATION (ORSA) 55

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (USA) INCORPORATED 55

APPENDIX A: CATL NUMBERS, ADDRESSES & TELEPHONE NUMBERS

ASSIGNED CATL NUMBERS 56

ADDRESSES & TELEPHONE NUMBERS 57

CHAPTER I – INTRODUCTION AND STANDARDS

I.A. INTRODUCTION

1. On the surface the CTQP program and CATL 1922 appear to be difficult to use.

But using the CTQP program and CATL when making tire purchases can be easier if you understand what the CTQP and CATL are, how the CATL is formatted, and what the various codes in the CATL signify.

2. These instructions are designed to explain how to use the CTQP program and this

CATL list when purchasing tires.

3. Because specific agency procurement guidelines dictate the methods in which government agencies procure tires the recommendations provided in this CATL are only suggestions on how you may use the CATL. When purchasing tires your specific procurement guidelines or rules always take precedence.

I.B. WHAT IS THE CTQP PROGRAM AND CATL LIST?

1. Before using the CATL and CTQP to make tire purchases, the government buyer should understand what the CATL and CTQP are. The following paragraphs help explain them.

2. What exactly is the CTQP program? Technically the letters “CTQP” is an acronym, which stands for “Cooperative Tire Qualification Program.” But in simple terms it’s a program, which was developed to replace the past Federal Tire Program.

3. For decades the Government would test and qualify tires for government purchase and tires that passed the tests were added to a list called the Qualified Products List

(QPL). This list was used by many government agencies to help them make smart tire purchases. Because of streamlining and Acquisition Reform efforts, the Federal Tire

Qualification Program was discontinued in January 1997 and many Federal or Military tire standards were deemed obsolete. However, because tires are usually one of the highest maintenance cost for vehicle fleets (typically only second to fuel), the U.S. Army saw a need and benefit to continue a modified program. As a result the CTQP program was developed. This new program is similar to the past program except that it is administered via contract using commercial standards.

CHAPTER I – INTRODUCTION AND STANDARDS (continued)

I.B. WHAT IS THE CTQP PROGRAM AND CATL LIST?

4. What is this CATL list? The letters “CATL” are an acronym that stands for

“Cooperative Approved Tire List.” Basically the CATL is nothing more than an approved list of tires and manufacturers that have passed testing and/or technical reviews to certain standards.

5. This CATL document is published for Highway type tires, some special application type tires and military tactical retread tires.

6. Including this CATL document, there are many other elements, which make up the

CTQP Program such as test standards, administrative guidelines and a Cooperative Plant

Quality Certification (CPQC) program for retreaders. The CTQP also has separate standards, guidelines and a different CATL available for Low Speed, Off Highway type tires.

I.C. STANDARDS USED

1. To become qualified in the CTQP and listed in this CATL-1 922 for highway type tires, manufacturers products must be tested to meet or exceed the following standards:

(a) Passenger Car, Light Truck, Truck/Bus and Severe Application Tires:

ASTM Standard F1 922, Test Method for Tires Pneumatic, Vehicular, Highway.

(b) Pursuit, Emergency & High Speed Tires: ASTM Standard F1 922, Test

Method for Tires Pneumatic, Vehicular, Highway which requires tests and certification to ECE Regulation 324 & SAE J1561, Laboratory Speed Test

Procedures for Passenger Car Tires.

(c) Retreads: The retread process must pass on-vehicle tests using ASTM

Standard F1 922 (mentioned above). In addition to testing, individual retread plants/facilities must also be inspected and certified annually, to meet the quality requirements of CTQP-441, Administrator’s Approval and

Requirements Manual.

2. In 1998, the standards used for the CTQP program were officially approved by the

American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM). A chart showing the names and standards used for the CTQP program is shown on the next page. When referencing the CTQP program in contract solicitations use the names and standards indicated.

CHART OF NAMES & STANDARDS

NAMES & STANDARDS

NAMES USED:

➢ CTQP – Cooperative Tire Qualification Program

➢ CATL – Cooperative Approved Tire List

➢ CPQC – Cooperative Plant Qualification Certification

STANDARDS FOR HIGHWAY TIRES

➢ ASTM Standard F1922, Test Method – for Tires, Pneumatic, Vehicular, Highway

➢ CTQP-AM-1922, Administrator’s Approval and Requirements Manual for Tires, Pneumatic, Vehicular, Highway

➢ CATL-1922, Cooperative Approved Tire List (CATL) for Tires, Pneumatic, Vehicular Highway

➢ SAE J 1561, Laboratory Speed Test Procedure for

Passenger Car Tires

➢ SAE J 1633, Laboratory Speed Test Procedure for

Light Truck Tires

TEST STANDARDS USED FOR MILITARY

RETREADS:

➢ Latest Version of Society of Automotive Engineers

(SAE), Surface Vehicle Recommended Practice, SAE

J2014

QUALITY STANDARDS USED FOR ALL RETREADS

(MILITARY & NONMILITARY):

➢ CTQP-441 for Tires, Pneumatic, Retread and Repaired. This standard is used to inspect and certify retread facilities.

➢ Retread products must also pass the applicable road test using one of the test standards mentioned above

**Notes:

(1) ASTM Standards may be ordered from:

American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM)

100 Bar Harbor Drive, West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2959

PHONE: 610-832-9500

(2) CATL Publications are available on the web at:

https://www.dla.mil/Land-and-Maritime/Business/Selling/Global-Tires-Program/ https://www.dla.mil/Land-and-Maritime/Business/Selling/Global-Tires-Program/

CHAPTER II – CATL FORMAT, CODES & DEFINITIONS

II.A. FORMATss

1. The CATL is formatted and sorted by tire group first, manufacturer or brand name owner second (alphabetically), then in sequence by assigned government item numbers and specific tire brand names. Other information listed are the qualified production points, test qualification reference numbers (identifies the specific test), qualification expiration dates, tread class and tire codes. Also in Appendix A you will find a complete list of manufacturers, retreaders or brand name owners addresses, telephone numbers and assigned CATL numbers.

2. This section helps explain the various groups, codes and reference numbers. As you are going through the definitions that follow, please refer to page 14 which shows a sample illustration page from a section of the CATL.

II.B. TIRE GROUP DEFINITIONS

1. Because there are a wide variety of tire sizes, and tire size designations, from one manufacturer to another, and tire size designations are constantly changing, most tires in this CATL list do not include the specific tire sizes. Instead, tires in this CATL are listed by group. These tire groups are based on generic vehicle applications. To properly use this

CATL list to purchase replacement tires you must first determine what vehicle group your tires will be applied to.

2. There are three basic groups of common type tires applications and two groups of special application type tires. These groups are listed below with more detailed explanations that follow:

(a) Group 1, Passenger Car Tires and Pursuit/Emergency High Speed Tires

(1) These tires include common passenger car tires. You can usually (but not always) identify tires of this group by looking for the letter “P” at the beginning of the tire size that is imprinted on the sidewall of the tire. An example of a tire size designation for this type of tire would be P205/75R15.

Some common applications for these tires would be sedans and mini-vans.

(2) This group also includes a section for Pursuit/Emergency, High Speed

Tires that are listed by specific tire size, speed rating code and brand name.

Pursuit/Emergency, High Speed Tires would be applied to vehicles such as police cars, ambulances and other high speed emergency vehicles. Examples of these type of tire sizes would be P225/60R15(V) {V is the speed rating] or

225/60ZR1 6 {Z is the speed rating].

CHAPTER II - CATL FORMAT, CODES & DEFINITIONS

(continued)

II.B. TIRE GROUP DEFINITIONS (continued)

(a) Group 2, Light Truck Tires

This group is your common Light Truck tires. You can usually (but not always) identify tires of this group by looking for the letter “LT” at the beginning of the tire size that is imprinted on the sidewall of the tire.

However many older tire designs of bias construction do not include an “LT” designation in the tire size. An example of a radial tire size designation for this type of tire would be LT235/85R16. An example of a bias tire size would be 7.50-16. Common applications for these tires would be Pick-Up Trucks, Sports Utility Vehicles and some Trailers.

(b) Group 3, Truck & Bus Tires

These tires include medium and heavy truck, bus and trailer tires. Unlike

Passenger Car and Light Truck tires, these tires do not have a letter designation at the beginning of the tire size. Examples of a tire size designations for these type tires would be 11R22.5 {for radial] and 10.00-20 {for bias]. Some common applications for these type tires would be Buses, Semi-

Trucks/Trailers, Delivery Vans, Cargo Trucks, and non-tactical Military Supply

Trucks and Troop Carriers.

(c) Special Application: Off-Road, Severe Application (ORSA) Tires

These tires are Special Application, Light Truck tires, which are used in severe off-road conditions. Some vehicle applications for these tires would be

Pick-Up Trucks and Sport Utility Vehicles used by the U. S. Border Patrol and U.S. Forestry Service.

II.C. GOVERNMENT ITEM NUMBER DEFINITIONS

All tires listed in this CATL have been assigned Government Item numbers. These numbers can be used to help identify a specific tire easier. More importantly, these numbers have codes that provide detailed information and an identity for each tire brand listed. An example, with explanations of each code of an assigned Government Item

Number follows on the next page.

(continued)

11.C. GOVERNMENT ITEM NUMBER DEFINITIONS (continued)

Example Government Item Number: X3.2.12RA/RB

• The first position, “X” is the tire style. There are two styles; X which is a new tire or Y which is a retread tire. In this example this would be a new tire.

• The second position, “3” is the tire group. This example is a Group 3, Truck and Bus

Tire. 1 is Passenger Car; 2 is Light Truck; 3 is Truck/Bus; “ORSA” is Off-Road, Severe Application; and “MIL” is Military Tactical application.

• The third position, “2” is the manufacturers assigned CATL number. All manufacturers are assigned CATL numbers and in this example the manufacturer of the tire would be Bridgestone/Firestone (U.S.A.) Incorporated. See the list in

Appendix A, which shows all manufacturers assigned CATL numbers.

• The fourth position, “12” is a sequence number assigned to the specific tire brand name when it was listed. In this example this tire is the 12 th Bridgestone/Firestone

Inc. tire that was listed for Group 3.

• The fifth and six position, “RA/RB” identifies the construction of the tire and whether it is tube or tubeless. In this example the tire is of radial construction and is available as either tube or tubeless. The following explain what these style codes stand for:

➢ RA = Radial, Tubeless.

➢ RB = Radial, Tube Type

➢ BA = Bias, Tubeless.

➢ BB = Bias, Tube Type

➢ RA/RB = Radial, Tubeless or Tube Type

➢ BA/BB = Bias, Tubeless or Tube Type

➢ P = Pursuit & Emergency High Speed Tire

(continued)

II.D. CODE DEFINITIONS

The CATL shows a column of additional codes assigned to each tire listed. These codes provide more details about the tire construction, usage information and vehicle/axle applications. Explanation of these codes follow:

CODES

AP = All Position (NOTE: Some o/o tires are designated by the manufacturer as

All Position. Before placing o/o tire designated “DA” on the steer position, consult the tire manufacturer).

DA = Drive Axle only (NOTE: When this code is used in the Light Truck tire area, keep in mind that if you are placing these tires on a 4X4, “DA ” does not mean that they can be placed on all axle positions).

LP = Low Profile

EHS = Emergency High Speed

EMT = Extended Mobility Tire

PS = Polyester/Steel construction (Body Cord/Belt Cord)

PSA = Polyester/Steel/Arimid construction

PSN = Polyester/Steel/Nylon construction (Body Cord/Belt Cord/Breakers)

N = Nylon construction (Body Cord)

RSN = Rayon construction (Body Cord)

ND = Non Directional Tread (usually military design)

NRFSR = Not Recommended for Secondary Roads

SR = Speed Rating (see next page for speed code definitions)

SS = Steel/Steel construction (Body Cord/Belt Cord)

STC = Snow Traction Capability

TO = Trailers Only position

II.E. SPEED CATEGORY CODES

In addition to the normal tire codes, Pursuit and Emergency, High Speed Tires also have a Speed Category Code Assigned to them which tells the speed rating of the tires.

Explanation of these codes follow:

SPEED SYMBOL SPEED CATEGORY

S 112 MPH (180 KM/H)

T 118 MPH (190 KM/H)

U 124 MPH (200 KM/H)

H 130 MPH (210 KM/H)

V 149 MPH (240 KM/H)

W 168 MPH (2 70 KM/H)

Y 186 MPH (300 KM/H)

Z See note below.

NOTES:

> Speed category codes are assigned to a tire and denotes the maximum speed for which the use of the tire is rated (all EHS or PEHS coded tires are speed rated).

> Open ended speed category “Z”: For tires having a maximum speed capability above

149 MPH, a “Z” may appear in the size designation. For tires having a maximum speed capability above 186 MPH, a “ZR” must appear in the size designation.

Consult the tire manufacturer for maximum speed capability of the particular tire when there is no service description.

II.F. TREAD “CLASS” DEFINITIONS

The CATL also shows a column of tread class codes assigned to each tire listed. These tread class codes provide details about the tread design and how the tire should be used based on its tread design. Explanations of these tread class codes are on the next page. For more detailed tread class descriptions please refer to ASTM Standard F1 922 and

Administrator Manual CTQP-AM 1922.

*CHAPTER II - CATL FORMAT, CODES & DEFINITIONS

(continued)

II.F. TREAD “CLASS” DEFINITIONS (continued)

CLASS

R/T = RIB TREAD

A/S = ALL SEASON (applies to Passenger Car and Light Truck tires only)

S/T = SNOW TREAD (see note below)

A/T = ALL TERRAIN

O/O = ON/OFF ROAD

D/A = DRIVE AXLE HIGHWAY TRACTION TREAD

T/O = TRAILERS ONLY

S/O= STEER ONLY

A/T/S = ALL TERRAIN SEVERE APPLICATION

O/O/S = ON/OFF ROAD SEVERE APPLICATION

M/S = MUD AND SNOW (applies to Passenger Car and Light Truck tires only)

NOTE: To help describe the tire tread better, some tires may be identified further with a

“(rib)” or “(lug)” designation next to the tread code.

NOTE: Some newer tires are designed for use in severe snow conditions and are marked on at least one sidewall with the letters "M" and "S" (e.g., MS, M/S, M&S, M+S, etc.)

plus have a pictograph of a mountain with a snowflake. If you need more information on tires designed for severe snow conditions contact the CTQP Administrator (at (810)

677-5745) or refer to Rubber Manufacturers Association, Tire Information Service

Bulletin, Volume 37, Number 2, February 1999 and titled "RMA Definition for

Passenger and Light Truck Tires for Use in Severe Snow Conditions." An example of the mountain/snowflake is shown below.

Severe winter traction icon

"SAMPLE" CATL SECTION WITH DEFINITIONS"

NOTE: Each section is lettered and an explanation is provided for each letter.

GROUP 1, PASSENGER CAR TIRES

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY

QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: ACTS-CATL-T1-1/98-010

QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 21 OCTOBER, 2002

GOODYEAR BRANDS:

X1.6.27 “EAGLE HP H-SPEED” a/s (rib) PSN, AP(DIR)

X1.6.28 “EAGLE HP ULTRA H-SPEED” a/s (rib) PSN, AP, STC(DIR)

X1.6.29 “ULTRA GRIP NHV” m/s (lug) PSN, AP

X1.6.30 “EAGLE GS-D” a/s, r/t (rib) PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.6.32 “EAGLE ULTRA GRIP (GW-2)” m/s (lug) PSN, AP(DIR)

X1.6.33 “EAGLE VR/ZR” r/t (rib) PSN, AP (DIR)

X1.6.34 “EAGLE M&S” s/t (lug) PS, AP

X1.6.35 “ULTRA GRIP 4” s/t (lug) PS, AP

X1.6.36 “EAGLE F1 GS” a/s (rib) S, AP (DIR, Z-SPEED RATED)

X1.6.37 “CONQUEST GA” r/t, a/s (rib) PS, AP, STC

SAMPLE CATL PAGE DEFINITIONS

A. This is the tire group. In this instance, this section list Group 1, Passenger Car Tires

See pages 10 & 11 for detailed group definitions.

B. This is the name of the tire manufacturer, retreader or brand owner of all the tires listed below it.

C. The first bullet tells what facilities may produce the tires. The second bullet is a qualification test reference number that the tires were qualified with and the third bullet indicates when the qualification for tires listed below it will expire.

D. This is the Government Item Number: This is a number assigned to each tire once they are qualified. See pages 11 & 12 for a breakdown of what this number means.

E. These are the brand designations or names that the manufacturer has given the tires.

F. This is the tread class code. Refer to pages 14 & 15 for definitions of these codes.

G. This is the tire code which tells the tire construction and where and how the tire may be used. Refer to page 13 for definitions of these codes.

A

B

C

GOVERNMENT MODEL/BRAND

ITEM NO. DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

D

E F G

CHAPTER III - USING THE CATL WHEN PURCHASING TIRES

Your specific procurement guidelines will dictate the specific contract language you use when purchasing tires. However the following is a step-by-step example of how you may use the CATL when purchasing tires.

STEP 1, IDENTIFY WHAT YOU NEED: Identify the tire group you need to buy by looking at your vehicle applications and the tires you currently have. Provide a good description of the type and size for the tires you want to purchase in your contract solicitations. It’s also recommended that you identify vehicle application info in your contracts when possible, as most manufacturers will match an appropriate tire for the application. When using the CATL to make purchases, make sure you identify the tire group, codes and tread classes. For example if you were purchasing replacement tires for a fleet of 1997 Ford Explorer Vehicles, that were originally equipped with radial, LT235/85R16 tire size, Load Range D, All Season, Rib type tread you could use the following description:

EXAMPLE: Radial, LT235/85R16, Load Range D, for application on

1997, All Wheel Drive, Ford Explorer. Tires should be Group 2, Light

Truck tires, All Season, Rib Tread class, and All Position as defined by the latest version of CATL 1922.

STEP 2, REQUIRE CATL QUALIFICATION: Require in your contract solicitation that the prospective tire manufacturer or supplier be CATL qualified and that the tire brand be listed in the CATL or that the manufacturer/supplier provide proof of CA TL qualification with a Qualification Certification Form (these forms are issued to all manufacturers upon successful completion of qualification testing). Example language you could use is as follows:

EXAMPLE: Prospective contractors and their tire brands submitted under this solicitation must be qualified and listed in CATL 1922, or provide a Qualification Certification Form signed by the CATL program Administrator.

STEP 3, PUT IT ALL TOGETHER: A complete example of contract language for purchasing new tires could be as follows:

EXAMPLE: Tires are to be radial, LT235/85R16, Load Range D, for application on 1997 All Wheel Drive Ford Explorer. Tires should be Group 2, Light Truck tires, All Season, Rib Tread class, and All Position as defined by CATL 1922. The prospective contractor(s) and their tire brand(s) submitted under this solicitation must be qualified and listed in CATL 1922, or provide a Qualification Certification

Form signed by the CATL program Administrator.

CHAPTER III - USING THE CATL WHEN PURCHASING TIRES

STEP 4, FOR RETREADS: For the obvious environmental and cost advantages, it's suggested that retreads be used to the maximum extent possible. Retread processes are also tested and listed in the CATL. However because quality may vary from one retread facility or franchise to another, each retread facility is also required to be inspected and certified annually to certain quality control standards (CTQP-441). Therefore the retreaders ’ process should not only be listed in the CA TL but also the specific retread plant/facility should be able to provide a Cooperative Plant Quality Certification (CPQC).

A complete example of contract language for purchasing retread services could be as follows:

EXAMPLE: Retread services for radial, LT235/85R16, Load Range D, for application on 1997 All Wheel Drive Ford Explorer. Tires will be retreaded for

Group 2, Light Truck tires, All Season, Rib Tread class, and All Position as defined by the latest version of CATL 1922. The prospective retread contractor process brand name(s) must be qualified and listed in CATL 1922, or the retreader may supply a Qualification Certification Form signed by the CATL program

Administrator. Prospective retread contractors must also provide a current copy of a Cooperative Plant Quality Certification (CPQC) which certifies compliance with

CTQP-441 for any and all retread facilities or plants, which will provide retread services under this contract.

STEP 5, VERIFY QUALIFICATIONS AND AWARD THE CONTRACT: Verify the contractor(s) and tire(s) qualifications by checking what is proposed to the CATL list. For retreaders make sure they also supply a copy of CPQC facility certification. If everything is in order award the contract.

CHAPTER IV

CATL-1922

LISTING OF

APPROVED TIRE

BRANDS

Refer to Appendix A for a complete list of manufacturers, retreaders and brand name owners addresses, telephone numbers and manufacturers assigned CATL numbers.

GROUP 1, PASSENGER CAR: NEW TIRES

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED BRANDS

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC PROJECT # 22613

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 4 APRIL, 2029

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE CORP. TIRE MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES

BRIDGESTONE BRANDS:

GOVERNMENT

ITEM NO.

MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.2.1 Dueler H/L Alenza Plus A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.2 Dueler AT-RHS A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.3 Dueler H/L 400 A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.4 Dueler H/L 422 Ecopia A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.5 Dueler H/L 422 Plus A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.6 Dueler HT 684 II A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.7 Dueler HT 685 A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.8 Dueler AT Revo 3 A/S, A/T PSN, AP

X1.2.9 Turanza EL400 A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.10 Potenza RE050A A/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.11 Potenza RE-71R A/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.12 Blizzak LM-32 S/T

PSN, AP, LP, SR(W),

STC (DIR)

X1.2.13 Blizzak W965 S/T PSN, AP, LP, STC

X1.2.14 Blizzak DM-V2 S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.15 Blizzak DM-V2 S/T PSN, AP, LP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.16 Turanza Quiettrack A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.17 Turanza Quiettrack A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.18 Potenza RE 980 AS Plus A/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.19 Blizzak WS90 S/T PSN, AP, LP, STC

X1.2.20 Blizzak WS90 S/T PSN, AP, STC

X1.2.21 Driveguard Plus A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.22 Alenza AS Ultra A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.23 Weatherpeak A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.24 Blizzak 6 S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.25 Dueler A/T Ascent A/S, A/T PSN, AP

X1.2.26 Potenza Sport A/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.27 Potenza Sport AS A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.28 Turanza EV A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.29 Turanza Everdrive A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.30 Turanza Prestige A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

GROUP 1, PASSENGER CAR TIRES (continued)

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED BRANDS

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC PROJECT # 22613

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 4 APRIL, 2029

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE CORP. TIRE MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES

FIRESTONE BRANDS:

GOVERNMENT ITEM

NO.

MODEL/BRAND DESIGNTATION CLASS CODES

X1.2.31 Destination M/T 2 A/T/S PSN, AP

X1.2.32 All Season A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.33 Firehawk Indy 500 A/S PSN, AP, LP, SR(W)

X1.2.34 Transforce AT 2 A/T PSN, AP

X1.2.35 Winterforce 2 S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.36 Winterforce 2 S/T PSN, AP, LP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.37 Winterforce 2UV S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.38 Winterforce LT S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.2.39 Destination AT/2 A/T PSN, AP

X1.2.40 Destination LE 3 A/S PSN, AP

X1.2.41 Destination LE 3 A/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.42 Destination X/T A/T PSN, AP

X1.2.43 Firehawk AS V2 A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.44 Firehawk AS V2 A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.45 Firehawk AS V2 A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP, SR (W)

X1.2.46 Affinity AS A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.47 Affinity AS A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.48 Transforce HT3 A/S, M/S PSN, AP, LP

X1.2.49 Transforce CV2 A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.50 Weathergrip A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X1.2.51 Winterforce CV S/T PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

CONTINENTAL TIRE NORTH AMERICA

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL CONTINENTAL TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE : NATC PROJECT #22405

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 18 JUNE, 2026

GOVERNMENT MODEL/BRAND

CONTINENTAL BRANDS

X.1.5.1 ProContact TX A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.2 ProContact RX A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.3 ContiProContact A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.4 TrueContact Tour A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.5 PureContact LS A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.6 ExremeContact DWS06 PLUS A/S PSN,AP,LP

X.1.5.7 VikingContact 7 S/T, M/S PSN,AP,STC

X.1.5.8 CrossContact LX25 A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.9 CrossContact LX A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.10 CrossContact LX Sport A/S PSN,AP

X.1.5.11 TerrainContact A/T A/T PSN,AP

X.1.5.12 TerrainContact H/T A/S PSN,AP

GENERAL BRANDS

X.1.5.13 Grabber APT A/S, M/S PSN, AP,STC

X.1.5.14 Altimax RT43 A/S PSN, AP

X.1.5.15 Grabber HTS A/S PSN, AP

X.1.5.16 Grabber HTS60 A/S PSN, AP

X.1.5.17 GMAX AS-05 A/S PSN, AP, LP

X.1.5.18 GMAX AS-07 A/S PSN, AP, LP

X.1.5.19 AltiMAX RT45 A/S PSN, AP

X.1.5.20 AltiMAX 365AW A/S, M/S PSN, AP, STC

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY

QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: High Q Inc. 19X504-U99A

QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 29 APRIL 2026

GOODYEAR BRANDS: (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR)

MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.6.1 ASSURANCE ALL-SEASON M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.2 ASSURANCE COMFORTDRIVE M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.3 ASSURANCE CS FUEL MAX M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS or PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.4 ASSURANCE FINESSE M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.5 ASSURANCE FUEL MAX M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.6 ASSURANCE MAXLIFE M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.7 ASSURANCE MAXLIFE 2 M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.8 ASSURANCE WEATHERREADY M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.9 ASSURANCE WEATHERREADY 2 M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.10 CONVENIENCE SPARE, BIAS R/T (RIB) N

X1.6.11 CONVENIENCE SPARE, RADIAL R/T (RIB) N

X1.6.12 EAGLE EXHILARATE M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP,PS, STC, SR (W, Y)

X1.6.13 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.14 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 2 R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.15 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 2 ROF R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.16 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 3 R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.17 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 3 ROF R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.18 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 3 SUV R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.19 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 R/T (RIB) AP, RSN or PSN, SR (W,Y)

X1.6.20 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 ROF R/T (RIB) AP, RSN, SR (W,Y)

X1.6.21 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 6 R/T (RIB) AP, PSN, SR (V, W, Y)

X1.6.22 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC A/S M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.23 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC A/S ROF M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.24 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC SUV R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.25 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC SUV AT R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.26 EAGLE F1 GS EMT R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP (DIR)

X1.6.27 EAGLE F1 GS-2 EMT R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.28 EAGLE F1 SUPER G-2 ROF R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.29 EAGLE F1 SUPERCAR R/T (RIB) AP, PSN, SR (W, Y)

X1.6.30 EAGLE F1 SUPERCAR 3 R/T (RIB) RSN, AP, SR (Y)

X1.6.31 EAGLE F1 SUPERCAR 3R R/T (RIB) RSN, AP, SR(Y)

X1.6.32 EAGLE F1 SUPERCAR EMT R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.33 EAGLE F1 SUPERSPORT R/T (RIB) AP, RSN or PSN, SR (Y)

X1.6.34 EAGLE GT II M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.35 EAGLE LS M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.36 EAGLE LS-2 M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.37 EAGLE LS2 ROF M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP, STC

X1.6.38 EAGLE NCT 5 EMT R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.39 EAGLE RS-A M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.40 EAGLE RS-A2 M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, STC

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY (CONTINUED)

QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: High Q Inc. 19X504-U99A

GOODYEAR BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR) (CONTINUED):

MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.6.41 EAGLE SPORT ALL-SEASON M/S, STC PSN, AP, SR (H,V)

X1.6.42 EAGLE SPORT ALL-SEASON ROF M/S, STC PSN, AP, SR (V)

X1.6.43 EAGLE TOURING M/S, STC PSN, AP, SR (V,W)

X1.6.44 EAGLE TOURING ROF M/S, A/S AP, RSN

X1.6.45 EAGLE ULTRA GRIP (GW-2) M/S, S/T (LUG) PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.6.46 EAGLE ULTRA GRIP GW3 M/S, S/T (LUG) PSN, AP, STC (DIR)

X1.6.47 ECOREADY M/S, A/S AP, PSN, SR (W)

X1.6.48 EFFICIENT GRIP R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, SR (W,Y,V)

X1.6.49 EFFICIENT GRIP PERFORMANCE ROF R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, SR (W)

X1.6.50 EFFICIENT GRIP ROF R/T (RIB) PSN, AP, SR (W,Y,V)

X1.6.51 ELECTRIC DRIVE M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP,PS, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.52 ELECTRIC DRIVE GT M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP,PS, STC, SR (W)

X1.6.53 ELECTRIC DRIVE 2 M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP, PS, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.54 EXCELLENCE R/T (RIB) PSN, AP

X1.6.55 EXCELLENCE ROF R/T (RIB) EMT, RSN, AP

X1.6.56 FORTERA HL M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.57 FORTERA SL M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP, PSN, STC

X1.6.58 INTEGRITY M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.59 ULTRA GRIP + SUV 4x4 M/S, S/T (LUG) PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.60 ULTRA GRIP 8 PERFORMANCE M/S, S/T (LUG) PSN, AP, SR (H,V)

X1.6.61 ULTRA GRIP 9+ M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.6.62 ULTRA GRIP PERFORMANCE + M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.63 ULTRA GRIP PERFORMANCE 3 M/S, S/T AP, RSN or PSN, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.64 ULTRA GRIP PERFORMANCE GEN-1 M/S, S/T AP, RSN or PSN, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.65 ULTRA GRIP PERFORMANCE SUV GEN-1 M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC, SR (V)

X1.6.66 ULTRA GRIP WINTER M/S, S/T (LUG) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.67 WINTERCOMMAND M/S, S/T (LUG) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.68 WINTERCOMMAND ULTRA M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.6.69 WRANGLER ALL-TERRAIN ADVENTURE M/S, A/T PSN,AP,STC

X1.6.70 WRANGLER ARMORTRAC M/S, A/S, A/T (LUG) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.71 WRANGLER AT/S M/S, A/T, O/O (LUG) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.72 WRANGLER DURATRAC M/S, A/T, O/O (LUG) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.73 WRANGLER DURATRAC RT M/S, A/T, O/O (LUG) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.74 WRANGLER ELECTRICDRIVE AT M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.6.75 WRANGLER HP M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.76 WRANGLER OUTBOUND AT M/S, A/T PSN, AP, STC

X1.6.77 WRANGLER SRA M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY (CONTINUED)

QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: High Q Inc. 19X504-U99A

GOODYEAR BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR) (CONTINUED):

ITEM NO.

MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.6.78 WRANGLER ST M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.6.79 WRANGLER TRAILRUNNER AT M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.80 WRANGLER TERRITORY AT M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.81 WRANGLER TERRITORY HT M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.82 WRANGLER WORKHORSE AT M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.83 WRANGLER AT 2 M/S, A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.84 WRANGLER WORKHORSE HT M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.85 WRANGLER STEADFAST HT M/S, A/S, R/T (RIB) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.86 WRANGLER TERRITORY AT/S M/S A/T AP, PS, STC

X1.6.87 WRANGLER TERRITORY RT M/S, O/O (LUG) AP, PS, STC

X1.6.88 EAGLE F1 SUPERSPORT R/T (RIB) AP, RSN or PSN, SR (Y)

X1.6.89 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 R/T (RIB) AP, RSN or PSN, SR (W, Y)

X1.6.90 EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC 5 ROF R/T (RIB) AP, RSN, SR (W,Y)

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY GOODYEAR):

GOVERNMENT ITEM NO. MODEL/BRAND DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.8.1 EDGE A/S M/S, A/S (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.8.2 EDGE AT M/S, A/S (LUG) PS, AP, STC

X1.8.3 EDGE HP M/S, A/S (LUG) PS, AP, STC, SR(V,W)

X1.8.4 EDGE HT M/S, A/S (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.8.5 EDGE SPORT M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.8.6 EDGE TOURING PLUS M/S, A/S (RIB) PS, AP, STC

X1.8.7 EDGE TOURING A/S M/S, A/S (RIB) AP, PSN

X1.8.8 SAFARI AT M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN

THE COOPER TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL COOPER TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: High Q Inc. 19X504-U99A

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 29 APRIL 2026

COOPER BRANDS:

X1.10.1 COBRA INSTINCT M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.2 COBRA RADIAL G/T M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.3 DISCOVERER AT3 4S M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.4 DISCOVERER ENDURAMAX M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.5 DISCOVERER ROAD+TRAIL AT M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.6 DISCOVERER RUGGED TREK M/S, A/S, A/T, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.7 DISCOVERER SNOW CLAW M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.8 DISCOVERER SRX M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.9 ENDEAVOR M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.10 ENDEAVOR PLUS M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.11 EVOLUTION WINTER M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.10.12 PROCONTROL M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.10.13 TRACTIONCOMMAND M/S, A/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

MASTERCRAFT BRANDS:

X1.11.1 AVENGER M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.2 AVENGER G/T M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.3 COURSER QUEST M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.4 COURSER QUEST PLUS M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.5 COURSER TRAIL A/S, A/T, M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.11.6 GLACIER MSR M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.11.7 GLACIER TREX M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

X1.11.8 SRT TOURING M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.9 STRATUS AP M/S, A/S, A/T AP, PSN

X1.11.10 STRATUS AS M/S, A/S AP, PSN

X1.11.11 STRATUS HT M/S, A/S AP, PSN

MICKEY THOMPSON BRANDS:

X1.12.1 BAJA BOSS A/T O/O, A/T, A/S, M/S, S/T AP, PSN, STC

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL MICHELIN AMERICAS TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC Project #22765

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 5th January, 2031

BF GOODRICH BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN)

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.9.1 Advantage Control A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.2 Radial T/A A/S PS, AP

X1.9.3 Radial T/A3 A/S PS, AP

X1.9.4 Advantage Control HT A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.5 Advantage T/A Sport LT A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.6 Trail-Terrain T/A A/T PS, PSN, AP

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL MICHELIN AMERICAS TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC Project #22547

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 6th March, 2028

MICHELIN BRANDS

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

X1.9.7 Primacy MXV4 A/S, M/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.8 Energy Saver A/S A/S, M/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.9 ENERGY LX4 A/S, M/S (RIB) PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.10 X-ICE SNOW M/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.11 Primacy MXM4 A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.12 Premier A/S A/S, M/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.13 Defender T& H A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.14 X TOUR A/S T&H A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.15 Premier LTX A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.16 Defender LTX M/S A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.17 LTX AT2 A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.18 Latitude Tour A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.19 CrossClimate 2 A/S, M/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.20 Defender 2 A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.21 Primacy Tour A/S A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.22 Primacy A/S A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.23 Defender LTX 2 A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.24 Primacy XC A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.25 Pilot Sport A/S 4 A/S PS, PSN, AP

X1.9.26 Latitude Tour HP A/S PS, PSN, AP

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC Project #22765

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 5th January, 2031

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION CLASS CODES

UNIROYAL BRANDS (MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN)

X1.9.27 Tiger Paw ICE & SNOW 4 S/T, M/S (LUG) PS, AP

X1.9.28 Laredo AT A/T PS, PSN,AP

X1.9.29 Laredo HT A/S PS, PSN, AP

GROUP 1, PURSUIT & EMERGENCY HIGH SPEED

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED BRANDS

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: E/ECE/324 E/ECE/TRANS/505 Regulation No. 30

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: N/A

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE CORP. TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

• CONSULT TIRE MANUFACTURER FOR LOAD RANGE CAPABILITIES

FIRESTONE BRANDS:

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION

CLASS CODES QUALIFIED SIZES

X1.2.52P FIREHAWK PV41 A/S AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-V P225/60R16

X1.2.53P FIREHAWK PURSUIT A/S AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-V 275/55R20 113V

265/60R17 108V 255/60R18 108V 265/50R20 107V

AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-W 245/55R18 103W

235/50R17 96W 235/50R18 101W 235/55R17 99W 225/60R18 100W

R

X1.2.54P FIREHAWK PURSUIT AWT A/S AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-V 245/55R18 103V

235/50R17 96V 225/60R18 100V 265/60R17 108V 275/55R20 113V 255/60R18 108V

GROUP 1, PURSUIT AND EMERGENCY HIGH SPEED

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COOPER TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: E/ECE/324 E/ECE/TRANS/505 Regulation No. 30

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: N/A

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL COOPER TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

COOPER BRANDS:

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION CLASS CODES QUALIFIED SIZES

X1.3.1P Cooper CS5 Ultra Touring A/S AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-V 225/60R18 100V 235/55R17 99V

235/55R18(XL) 104V

AP, PSN, PEHS, SR-W 235/50R18 97W

235/55R17 99W

CONTINENTAL TIRE COMPANY

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: E/ECE/324 E/ECE/TRANS/505 Regulation No. 30

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL CONTINENTAL TIRE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

GENERAL BRANDS:

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION CLASS CODES QUALIFIED SIZES

X1.5.21P G-MAX Justice A/S AP, PEHS, PSN 225/60ZR18 100W

235/50ZR18 101W

235/55ZR17 99W

SR-V

G-MAX Justice A/S AP, PEHS, PSN 225/60R16 98V

245/55R18 103V

265/60R17 108V

255/60R18 112V

G-MAX Justice AW A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, M/S 235/55R17 99V

265/60R17 108V

G-MAX Justice AW A/S AP, PEHS, RSN, M/S 225/60R18 100V

245/55R18 103V

235/50R18XL 101V

255/60R18XL 112V

THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: N/A

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

ITEM NO. DESIGNATION CLASS CODES QUALIFIED SIZES

X1.6.91P

“EAGLE RS-A”

(V speed rating)

A/S (RIB) AP, PEHS, PSN,STC, SR-V P225/60R16

P265/60R17

25/55R18

X1.6.92P “EAGLE RS-A” A/S (RIB) AP,PEHS,PSN,STC,SR-W P235/50R18XL

P235/55R17

P225/60R18

X1.6.93P EAGLE RS-A Plus A/S( RIB) AP,PEHS,PSN,STC,SR-V P225/60R16

X1.6.94P

EAGLE ULTRA

GRIP GW2

S/T, A/S AP,PEHS,PSN,STC,SR-V P225/60R16

X1.6.95P

EAGLE ULTRA

GRIP GW3

S/T, A/S AP,PEHS,PSN,STC,SR-V P235/55R17

P225/60R18

235/50R18 XL

X1.6.96P EAGLE ENFORCER A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, STC, SR-V 255/60R18

X1.6.97P

EAGLE ENFORCER

WINTER S/T, A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, STC, SR-V 225/60R18

X1.6.98P

EAGLE ENFORCER

ALL WEATHER S/T, A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, STC, SR-V 245/55R18

MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL MICHELIN MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

BF GOODRICH BRANDS

(MANUFACTURED BY MICHELIN):

GOVERNMENT MODEL BRAND

ITEM NO. DESIGNATION CLASS CODES QUALIFIED SIZES

X1.9.30P Advantage T/A A/S (RIB) AP, PEHS, PS, SR-98V 225/60R16

X1.9.31P g-Force Comp-2 Plus A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-103W 235/55ZR17XL

X1.9.32P g-Force Comp-2 Plus A/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-101W 235/50ZR18XL

X1.9.33P Advantage T/A Sport A/S (RIB) AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-V 225/60R18 245/55R18 265/60R17

X1.9.34P Elite-Force TA A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-104W 225/60R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-109V 245/60R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-114V 285/45R22XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-116T 265/70R17XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-100W 235/50R17XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-104W 235/55R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-107V 245/55R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-114V 265/60R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-117V 275/55R20XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-116T 275/65R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-112V 255/60R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-101W 235/50R18XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-112V 265/60R17XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-102V 225/60R16XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-111V 265/50R20XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-103W 235/55R17XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-H 255/70R17XL

A/S, M/S AP, PEHS, PSN, SR-V 255/70R17XL

GROUP 2, LIGHT TRUCK: NEW TIRES

BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE (U.S.A.) INCORPORATED

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION POINTS: ALL BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE CORP. TIRE MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES

• TEST QUALIFICATION REFERENCE: NATC Project Number 22566

• QUALIFICATION EXPIRATION DATE: 7 MARCH, 2029

BRIDGESTONE BRANDS (Polyester/Steel):

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION

CLASS CODES

X2.2.1RA/RB Duravis R500 A/T, M/S PS, AP

X2.2.2RA/RB Duravis M700 HD O/O, M/S PS, AP

X2.2.3RA/RB Dueler A/T (D695) A/T, M/S PSN, AP

X2.2.4RA/RB Dueler H/T (D684II) A/S PSN, AP

X2.2.5RA/RB Duravis R238 R/T SS, AP

X2.2.6RA/RB TRANSFORCE HT/2 A/S PSN, AP

X2.2.7RA/RB TRANSFORCE AT/2 A/T PSN, AP

X2.2.8RA/RB Dueler A/T Revo 3 A/T, M/S PSN, AP

X2.2.9RA/RB Blizzak LT S/T PSN, AP, STC

X2.2.10RA/RB Dueler A/T Ascent A/T, M/S PSN, AP

FIRESTONE BRANDS (Polyester/Steel):

MODEL/BRAND

DESIGNATION

CLASS CODES

X2.2.11RA/RB Destination AT2 A/T, MS PSN, AP

X2.2.12RA/RB Winterforce LT S/T PSN, AP (DIR)

X2.2.13RA/RB Destination LE3 A/T, MS PSN, AP

X2.2.14RA/RB Destination MT/2 A/T/S PSN, AP

X2.2.15RA/RB Destination XT A/T/S PSN, AP

X2.2.16RA/RB Transforce HT3 A/S, M/S PSN, AP

X2.2.17RA/RB Transforce CV2 A/S, M/S PSN, AP

GROUP 2, LIGHT TRUCK: NEW TIRES

CONTINENTAL TIRE NORTH AMERICA

• QUALIFIED PRODUCTION…