Know your sponsors. The brands in GTS by category. [Guide]

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This guide is to give some info about the real life brands you can use in
Gran Turismo Sport
The brands are seperated in categories (Tires, Car Parts etc.) and the country they come from is added.
Some companies producing worldwide. Only the country of origin is listed.

You ask why you need this? The answer is, to prevent conflicting sponsors to appear on the same car and design liveries that are authentic and believable.
If you do like to do replicas it's easy to pick the right sponsors, but not if you make your own racing liveries.
Perhaps you like to create a race car with sponsors from one particular country, this guide helps you too.

(I tried to do my research as accurate as possible, if there are any mistakes let me know.)
(Please feel free to search for more in depth information about the brands for yourself.)
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TIRES

Bridgestone (Japan), Continental (Germany), Dunlop* (USA/Japan), Falken* (Japan), Firestone (USA), Good Year (USA), Hankook (South Korea), Michelin (France),
Pirelli (Italy), Potenza [Bridgestone] (Japan), Toyo Tires (Japan), Yokohama (Japan)
*Dunlop was founded in the UK, but is now produced by Good Year (USA) and Sumitomo Rubber Industrials (Japan)
*Falken is produced by Sumitomo Rubber Industrials (Japan)


RIMS

Advan [Yokohama] (Japan), American Racing (USA), BBS (Germany), B-Forged (USA), Enkei (Japan), HRE (USA), Motegi Racing [Wheel Pros] (USA),
OZ Racing (Italy), RAYS (Japan), Speedline Corse (UK)


MOTOR OIL

Castrol [BP] (UK), Elf [Total] (France), Exxon (USA), Havoline [Texaco] (USA), Liqui Moly (Germany), Mobil [Exxon] (USA), Motul (France),
Omega (Malaysia), Pennzoil [Shell] (USA), Quaker State [Shell] (USA), Red Line Oil (USA), Petronas Selenia (Malaysia), Valvoline (USA),
Wakos (Japan)


PETROLEUM (FUEL/OIL)

BP (UK), Eneos (Japan), Exxon (USA), Gulf (USA), Shell (Netherlands), Texaco (USA), Total (France)


CAR PARTS/TUNING PARTS

AEM (USA), Amuse (Japan), Champion (USA), GReddy (Japan), Mahle (Germany), Tein (Japan), Trust [GReddy] (Japan)


ENGINE PARTS

AEM (USA), Brian Crower (USA), Crane Cams (USA)


AIRFILTER

BMC (Italy), K&N (USA), Performax [Pennzoil] (USA)


SPARK PLUGS

Champion (USA), NGK (Japan)


TURBO

Garrett [Honeywell] (USA)


CLUTCH

Ogura Clutch (Japan), Arugos [Ogura Clutch] (Japan)


BRAKES

Brembo (Italy), Endless (Japan), Stop Tech (USA), Wilwood (USA)


SUSPENSION

Eibach (Germany), H&R (Germany), K&W (Germany), Tein (Japan)


COILOVERS

BC Racing (UK), Bilstein (Germany), Koni (Netherlands)


EXHAUST SYSTEM

Fujistubo (Japan), Larini (UK)


ELECTRONICS/LAMPS

Bosch (Germany), Hella (Germany), Magneti Marelli (Italy), PIAA *Lamps only (USA)


BATTERY

Braille (USA)


GAUGES/MONITORS

Autometer/Stack Stack Stack (USA), SCT (USA)


SEATS

Bride (Japan), OMP (Italy), Recaro (Germany), Sabelt (Italy), Sparco (Italy)


SEATBELTS/SAFETY SYSTEMS

OMP (Italy), Sabelt (Italy), Schroth Racing (Germany), Sparco (Italy), Takata (Japan), Willans (UK)


CLOTHING

Alpinestars (Italy), OMP (Italy), Puma (Germany), Simson (USA), Sparco (Italy)


HELMETS

Arai (Japan), OMP (Italy), Sparco (Italy)


RANDOM STUFF

Snap On Tools (USA), Mac Tools Tools (USA), NTN Bearings (Japan), Sonax Car Detailing (Germany),
Tag Heuer Clocks/Time Measurement (Swiss), Zurich Insurance (Germany), Geo Media Shop Media Shop (Japan),
Iena Coffee Coffee (Japan), Yakima Roof Racks (USA)

 
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I was thinking of doing this but to be honest I couldn't be ars*d! Cheers for the post:cheers:.
Just a wee tip for folks if they haven't already done/thought of this is to create folders for the specific categories. Again I've started this but can't be ars*d finishing it yet!
 

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