The 2026 MTD 100
MTD 100 Top Takeaways
- The 2026 MTD 100 represents 12,083 tire dealership locations. The three largest companies account for 6,181 locations — more than half of the list’s total — while the top 10 account for approximately 71%.
- Twelve MTD 100 dealerships are owned or partially owned by private equity groups. Though they represent only 12% of the companies listed, private equity-backed businesses occupy four of the top six positions.
- The MTD 100 includes more than 9,800 retail-only outlets, compared with approximately 1,450 combination retail-commercial locations and more than 800 commercial-only locations.
- Explore the Top 50 Tire Dealership Snapshots for a closer look at the acquisitions, leadership changes, market expansion and growth strategies shaping the largest companies on the 2026 MTD 100.
The 2026 MTD 100 ranks the largest tire dealerships in the United States by the number of outlets they own and operate. Together, the companies on this year’s list account for 12,083 retail, commercial and combination locations, offering a snapshot of the scale, reach and consolidation shaping the tire dealership channel.
Mavis Tire Express Services Corp. leads the 2026 MTD 100 with 3,639 outlets, followed by Discount Tire with 1,279 and Monro Inc. with 1,263. The list also shows how quickly several regional operators are expanding through acquisitions, new store development and entry into new markets.
The MTD 100 remains geographically diverse, with dealership headquarters located in 41 states. California has the largest representation with eight companies, followed by Pennsylvania with seven and Ohio with six. New York, Michigan, Missouri and Florida each are home to five MTD 100 dealerships.
Private equity continues to influence the nation’s largest tire dealership groups. Twelve companies on the 2026 MTD 100 are owned or partially owned by private equity firms, including four of the six highest-ranked dealerships.
Rankings are based on dealership location counts, effective June 1, 2026. Explore the list below for company names, headquarters, outlet totals, operating formats, warehouse counts and tire brands carried.
The 2026 MTD 100
Private Equity Ownership in 2026
Where are the largest tire dealers in the U.S. based?
The 2026 MTD 100 map shows that the nation’s largest tire dealerships remain widely distributed, with headquarters located in 41 states. However, the strongest concentrations appear in several long-established tire and automotive markets.
California leads the country with eight MTD 100 companies, while Pennsylvania has seven and Ohio has six. New York, Michigan, Missouri and Florida each are home to five dealerships. Those clusters give the Northeast, Midwest and parts of the Southeast especially strong representation on the list.
The map also reflects the regional roots of many large tire dealerships. Even as companies expand through acquisitions and new-store development, many remain headquartered in the markets where they were founded. Western states such as Oregon, Arizona and California maintain a notable presence, while dealership headquarters are more scattered across the Mountain West and Great Plains.
Overall, the geographic distribution illustrates both the national reach of the MTD 100 and the continued importance of regional operators. Many of the country’s largest tire dealerships have grown well beyond their home states while maintaining headquarters in the communities that helped establish their businesses.