Business identity in JSON-LD
The schema identifies Worthington Tires with Worthington Automotive and its physical address at 999 Worthington Woods Loop Rd., Worthington, OH 43085.
Schema and Structured Data | Worthington Tires
Inspect the tire site's live JSON-LD business, website, page, product, article, breadcrumb and FAQ data.
Five quick answers
Pages have canonical identities
Structured records use the tire website's published origin and each page's own path to identify the business, website and public page.
Products use saved listing facts
Product structured data uses published local tire names, prices, availability and supplied details. Draft tires are not exposed.
FAQs match the visible page
Each page's FAQ schema contains the same five questions and answers displayed on that page.
Markup does not promise rankings
Structured data helps describe published information. It does not guarantee search positions, AI citations or FAQ rich results.
Five common questions
What structured data does the Worthington Tires Schema page expose?
It exposes business, website, public page, breadcrumb and FAQ records, plus Product and BlogPosting records for published listings and articles.
Where can software read the raw tire-site schema?
The raw JSON-LD is available at /schema.json. This Schema page provides a readable view and a link to that source.
Are product prices in schema guessed?
No. Prices and stock availability come from saved, published local tire listings.
Does the schema include the same FAQs people can read?
Yes. The schema and visible FAQ blocks use the same page records and any saved page-answer edits.
Does valid FAQ schema guarantee a Google FAQ rich result?
No. Search engines decide eligibility and presentation. Valid markup alone does not guarantee a rich result or improved ranking.