Goodyear Tire & Rubber Debt to Equity Ratio 2012-2026 | GT
Current and historical debt to equity ratio values for Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT) over the last 10 years. The debt/equity ratio can be defined as a measure of a company's financial leverage calculated by dividing its long-term debt by stockholders' equity. Goodyear Tire & Rubber debt/equity for the three months ending June 30, 2026 was 1.92 .
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Debt/Equity Ratio Historical Data
Date
Long Term Debt
Shareholder's Equity
Debt to Equity Ratio
2026-06-30
$15.65B
$3.00B
5.22
2026-03-31
$15.30B
$3.17B
4.82
2025-12-31
$14.81B
$3.40B
4.35
2025-09-30
$17.04B
$3.18B
5.36
2025-06-30
$16.97B
$5.29B
3.21
2025-03-31
$16.63B
$5.09B
3.27
2024-12-31
$16.10B
$4.82B
3.34
2024-09-30
$17.65B
$4.90B
3.60
2024-06-30
$17.17B
$4.86B
3.54
2024-03-31
$17.19B
$4.80B
3.58
2023-12-31
$16.75B
$4.84B
3.46
2023-09-30
$17.34B
$5.16B
3.36
2023-06-30
$17.54B
$5.27B
3.33
2023-03-31
$17.75B
$5.42B
3.27
2022-12-31
$16.97B
$5.47B
3.10
2022-09-30
$18.13B
$5.25B
3.45
2022-06-30
$17.55B
$5.35B
3.28
2022-03-31
$17.30B
$5.32B
3.25
2021-12-31
$16.22B
$5.18B
3.13
2021-09-30
$17.11B
$4.51B
3.80
2021-06-30
$16.77B
$4.41B
3.80
2021-03-31
$13.28B
$3.29B
4.04
2020-12-31
$13.25B
$3.26B
4.07
2020-09-30
$13.15B
$3.04B
4.33
2020-06-30
$12.81B
$3.01B
4.25
2020-03-31
$12.99B
$3.70B
3.52
2019-12-31
$12.64B
$4.55B
2.78
2019-09-30
$13.26B
$5.04B
2.63
2019-06-30
$13.42B
$5.05B
2.66
2019-03-31
$13.24B
$5.03B
2.63
2018-12-31
$11.80B
$5.07B
2.33
2018-09-30
$12.59B
$5.00B
2.52
2018-06-30
$12.51B
$4.84B
2.58
2018-03-31
$12.62B
$4.96B
2.54
2017-12-31
$12.21B
$4.85B
2.52
2017-09-30
$12.73B
$5.12B
2.49
2017-06-30
$12.50B
$5.15B
2.43
2017-03-31
$12.23B
$4.96B
2.47
2016-12-31
$11.79B
$4.73B
2.49
2016-09-30
$12.44B
$4.70B
2.64
2016-06-30
$12.45B
$4.41B
2.83
2016-03-31
$12.45B
$4.33B
2.87
2015-12-31
$12.25B
$4.14B
2.96
2015-09-30
$13.15B
$4.36B
3.02
2015-06-30
$13.32B
$4.20B
3.17
2015-03-31
$13.32B
$4.02B
3.31
2014-12-31
$14.20B
$3.85B
3.69
2014-09-30
$14.55B
$2.10B
6.92
2014-06-30
$14.87B
$2.07B
7.19
2014-03-31
$15.26B
$1.84B
8.30
2013-12-31
$15.66B
$1.87B
8.38
2013-09-30
$16.47B
$1.20B
13.69
2013-06-30
$16.43B
$0.96B
17.15
2013-03-31
$16.67B
$0.79B
21.18
2012-12-31
$16.35B
$0.63B
26.16
2012-09-30
$16.43B
$1.51B
10.90
2012-06-30
$16.39B
$1.21B
13.55
2012-03-31
$16.84B
$1.15B
14.63
2011-12-31
$16.61B
$1.02B
16.33
2011-09-30
$16.35B
$1.78B
9.21
2011-06-30
$15.88B
$1.76B
9.03
2011-03-31
$15.64B
$1.62B
9.68
2010-12-31
$14.71B
$0.92B
15.97
2010-09-30
$14.53B
$1.13B
12.89
2010-06-30
$13.62B
$0.90B
15.20
2010-03-31
$13.73B
$0.97B
14.09
2009-12-31
$13.42B
$0.99B
13.62
2009-09-30
$14.65B
$1.03B
14.27
2009-06-30
$14.29B
$0.79B
18.04
2009-03-31
$13.83B
$0.82B
16.95
2008-12-31
$13.97B
$1.25B
11.15
2008-09-30
$13.83B
$3.21B
4.30
2008-06-30
$14.14B
$3.35B
4.22
2008-03-31
$13.88B
$3.22B
4.32
2007-12-31
$14.34B
$2.85B
5.03
2007-09-30
$15.24B
$1.80B
8.47
2007-06-30
$15.53B
$0.97B
16.01
2007-03-31
$15.95B
$-0.09B
-177.23
2006-12-31
$17.79B
$-0.76B
-23.47
2006-09-30
$15.79B
$0.18B
89.73
2006-06-30
$15.70B
$0.22B
70.72
2006-03-31
$15.51B
$0.19B
80.34
2005-12-31
$15.53B
$0.07B
212.77
2005-09-30
$15.94B
$0.30B
53.86
2005-06-30
$15.96B
$0.05B
354.76
2005-03-31
$16.24B
$0.04B
369.11
2004-12-31
$16.03B
$0.07B
216.58
2004-09-30
$15.71B
$-0.04B
-409.20
2004-06-30
$15.41B
$-0.15B
-104.47
2004-03-31
$15.54B
$-0.12B
-127.92
2003-12-31
$14.73B
$-0.03B
-457.56
2003-09-30
$14.17B
$0.43B
33.00
2003-06-30
$14.13B
$0.61B
23.12
2003-03-31
$12.81B
$0.56B
22.79
2002-12-31
$12.78B
$0.26B
50.05
2002-09-30
$10.58B
$2.91B
3.64
2002-06-30
$10.78B
$2.84B
3.79
2002-03-31
$10.55B
$2.77B
3.82
2001-12-31
$10.92B
$2.86B
3.81
2001-09-30
$10.30B
$3.33B
3.09
2001-06-30
$9.97B
$3.28B
3.04
2001-03-31
$10.34B
$3.35B
3.08
2000-12-31
$10.07B
$3.50B
2.87
2000-09-30
$9.78B
$3.49B
2.81
2000-06-30
$9.76B
$3.57B
2.74
2000-03-31
$9.61B
$3.63B
2.65
1999-12-31
$9.49B
$3.62B
2.62
1999-09-30
$9.46B
$3.68B
2.57
1999-06-30
$7.01B
$3.62B
1.94
1999-03-31
$7.05B
$3.57B
1.98
1998-12-31
$6.84B
$3.75B
1.83
1998-09-30
$7.01B
$3.67B
1.91
1998-06-30
$6.74B
$3.58B
1.88
1998-03-31
$6.65B
$3.53B
1.88
1997-12-31
$6.52B
$3.40B
1.92
1997-09-30
$6.51B
$3.54B
1.84
1997-06-30
$6.66B
$3.49B
1.91
1997-03-31
$6.88B
$3.37B
2.04
1996-12-31
$6.39B
$3.28B
1.95
1996-09-30
$6.79B
$3.71B
1.83
1996-06-30
$6.95B
$3.57B
1.95
1996-03-31
$7.05B
$3.43B
2.05
1995-12-31
$6.51B
$3.28B
1.98
1995-09-30
$6.97B
$3.19B
2.18
1995-06-30
$6.99B
$3.07B
2.28
1995-03-31
$6.91B
$2.92B
2.37
1994-12-31
$6.32B
$2.80B
2.26
1994-09-30
$6.33B
$2.75B
2.31
1994-06-30
$6.25B
$2.58B
2.42
1994-03-31
$6.26B
$2.41B
2.60
1993-12-31
$6.14B
$2.30B
2.67
1993-09-30
$6.41B
$2.35B
2.73
1993-06-30
$6.71B
$2.11B
3.18
1993-03-31
$6.72B
$2.01B
3.35
1992-12-31
$6.51B
$1.93B
3.37
1992-09-30
$5.64B
$3.01B
1.87
1992-06-30
$5.72B
$2.92B
1.96
1992-03-31
$5.83B
$2.73B
2.14
1991-12-31
$5.66B
$2.73B
2.07
1991-09-30
$6.55B
$2.00B
3.28
1991-06-30
$6.68B
$1.89B
3.54
1991-03-31
$6.78B
$1.92B
3.54
1990-12-31
$6.75B
$2.10B
3.22
1990-09-30
$6.76B
$2.10B
3.22
1990-06-30
$6.68B
$2.14B
3.13
1990-03-31
$6.63B
$2.14B
3.09
1989-12-31
$6.32B
$2.14B
2.95
1989-09-30
$6.70B
$2.12B
3.16
1989-06-30
$6.81B
$1.98B
3.44
1989-03-31
$6.72B
$2.01B
3.34
1988-12-31
$6.49B
$2.03B
3.20
1988-09-30
$6.80B
$1.94B
3.51
1988-06-30
$6.63B
$1.93B
3.44
1988-03-31
$6.69B
$1.89B
3.53
1987-12-31
$6.48B
$1.83B
3.53
1987-09-30
$7.18B
$1.58B
4.56
1987-06-30
$7.49B
$1.42B
5.28
1987-03-31
$7.84B
$1.31B
5.98
1986-12-31
$5.53B
$3.00B
1.84
Sector
Industry
Market Cap
Revenue
Auto/Tires/Trucks Rubber Tires $1.454B
$18.280B
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is one of the largest tire manufacturing companies in the world, selling under Goodyear, Kelly, Dunlop, Fulda, Debica, Sava and various other house brands (such as, Lee, Kingstone, Douglas, Mohave and Republic) as well as private-label brands (Roadhandler, Star and Monarch). It sells tires, undertakes automotive repairs and provides other services. It has 3 geographical segments. Americas, the largest in terms of revenue, develops, manufactures, distributes and sells tires and related products and services in North, Central and South America, and sells tires to various export markets. Europe, Middle East and Africa, the company's second largest segment, develops, manufactures, distributes and sells tires for automobiles, trucks, buses, aircraft, motorcycles, and earthmoving, mining and industrial equipment across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and sells tires and Asia-Pacific segment does the same throughout the Asia Pacific region.
