Here’s a comparative chart that outlines the attributes of service, price value, durability, and warranty for the mentioned tire brands: These are all good brands. The list is ordered from best to very good. Click on the company name to shop and price compare.

Michelin	Premier	High	Very High	Extensive
Bridgestone	Excellent	Moderate to High	Very High	Comprehensive
Goodyear	Renowned	Moderate	High	Extensive
Continental	Strong	High	High	Strong
Firestone	Dependable	Moderate	High	Good (via Bridgestone)
Hankook	Good	Good Value	Moderate to High	Good
Toyo	Reliable	Good Value	High	Good
Yokohama	Good	Moderate	High	Good
Cooper	Reputable	Good Value	High	Reliable
Sumitomo	Solid	Moderate to Good	High	Solid

Notes on the Chart

• Service Quality: Represents the brand’s reputation for customer service and support.
• Price Value: Reflects the balance between cost and what the brand offers in terms of features, benefits, and overall quality.
• Durability: Indicates the longevity and wear resistance of the tires.
• Warranty Coverage: Describes the extent and comprehensiveness of the brand’s warranty offerings, affecting customer assurance and post-purchase support.

This chart summarizes the general characteristics of each brand based on the provided descriptions. Actual experiences can vary based on specific tire models and usage conditions.