PHILADELPHIA, PA — For the third consecutive year, SimpleTire has been recognized on Newsweek’s prestigious list of America’s Best Online Shops for 2025, reinforcing its standing as a leader in e-commerce innovation within the tire industry. Notably, SimpleTire ranked among the Top 10 retailers in the “Car, Motorcycle, & Boat” category of the Sport, Outdoor, & Motor Sector.
This recognition stems from a comprehensive evaluation process conducted by Newsweek and Statista, which analyzed over 9,500 U.S. online retailers. The methodology included rigorous testing across 46 criteria and a survey of more than 3,000 shoppers, assessing eight key dimensions such as trust, usability, service, and traffic growth. SimpleTire’s commitment to providing seamless, research-driven customer experiences helped secure its high placement.
“To earn placement on Newsweek’s Best Online Shops list for three years running is a huge honor,” said Rich Zapf, SVP of Product Experience at SimpleTire. “This recognition reinforces our mission to make tire replacement ‘way simple, way better’ and reflects the dedication of our team to serve customers with innovation, ease, and excellence.”
SimpleTire’s success is rooted in its unique business model, which connects independent tire distributors with over 25,000 installation partners nationwide. By investing in innovative technology and prioritizing customer insights, the company continues to deliver an easy, trusted platform for tire-buying decisions.
Chris Vitale, SVP of Technology at SimpleTire, emphasized the role of innovation in their achievements. “Being recognized by Newsweek for the third year in a row is a direct reflection of our team’s success in using innovation to simplify complexity and continuously improve digital experience,” he said.
This acknowledgment underscores SimpleTire’s dedication to setting industry standards and creating exceptional online shopping experiences for its customers.
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