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ITP Tires: Frequently Asked Questions

How good are ITP tires? 
In the ATV/UTV community, ITP is a well recognized brand that provides specialty tires for all sorts of adventures. It gets very high customer ratings and is noted for its reasonable prices, lightweight construction, and excellent performance, especially with treadwear on tough conditions. ITP is an exceptional option that's likely to have at least one tire that fits your needs. 
Who makes ITP tires? Where are ITP tires made?
ITP tire is a brand of The Carlstar Group, an American tire and wheel manufacturer that distributes popular brands including ITP, Cragar and Black Rock. The Carlstar Group manufactures their tires in North America, Asia, and Europe. ITP tires are made in America, in Clinton, Tennessee.  
Who sells ITP tires?
Tire Agent offers many of ITP's tires in our online store. You can view the ITP tires that we carry on this page, or use our vehicle matching tool to see what ATV/UTV tires fit with your vehicle. You can even narrow your search to just ITP tires. Tire Agent will ship your ITP tires anywhere in the continental U.S. fast and free. 
Does the Tire Agent price include installation for ITP tires?
No, Tire Agent does not handle installation of tires. As an online-only retailer, the price of the tire does not include installation. We'll help you along the way, however, and you can browse your list of recommended installers during checkout. Once you find an installer in your area, we'll even ship your new ITP tires directly to them for a quick, easy installation process. 
How does the ITP tire warranty work?
ITP's limited tire warranty can be found on the Carlstar Group website under ITP Limited Tire Warranty. This warranty only covers defects in material and workmanship in tires purchased from authorized dealers. It does not cover any other damage that comes from off-road use. Read more about how limited tire warranties work here