AS11245 AS11245 - The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

AS11245 belongs to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, the tyre manufacturer headquartered in Akron, Ohio. It is a straightforward corporate enterprise network: one large multinational announcing its own address space.

What it's used for

Company internet edge. RIS observes 20 IPv4 prefixes carrying ~5,120 addresses, no IPv6, and nine observed neighbours. Nine neighbours is squarely in enterprise territory — a company multihoming across several transit providers for resilience, nothing like the hundreds a wholesale carrier accumulates. The address count is modest for a company of Goodyear's size, which is normal: a manufacturer's plants, offices and retail stores sit behind NAT and private WAN links, and only the internet-facing edge needs public space.

Every prefix RDAP resolved is registered to USOH-AKRONHQ-167-232 — an internal Goodyear network handle that literally encodes US / Ohio / Akron HQ and the parent 167.232 block. Self-registered space with an internal site-coded handle is about as clear a first-party signal as ARIN offers, and it excludes the IP-leasing shape.

Notable

The announcement pattern is unusual and worth noting: all twenty prefixes are /24s carved from a single contiguous 167.232.224.0-ish range, announced individually rather than as one aggregate. Deaggregating a block into its constituent /24s is typically done to steer traffic per-site across different upstreams, or is simply a legacy of an edge configuration nobody has aggregated since it was built.

Interesting

No IPv6 is announced at all — still common among large industrial enterprises, whose internal networks have no external pressure to adopt it.