Just Tires' nearest audiences span an unusually wide range of categories — fitness centers, furniture retailers, gift shops, convenience stores, and entertainment venues all land in the top 10, with no single category dominating the cluster.
The shape is flat: scores run from LA Fitness at 0.80 down to Santander Bank at 0.76, a band of roughly four points across ten neighbors. Subcategory diversity is the defining feature here. IKEA (Furniture Stores, 0.78) and Floor and Decor (Home Goods and Furnishings, 0.77) represent home retail; Edible Arrangements (Hobbies Gifts and Crafts, 0.77) and Bowlero (Entertainment Centers, 0.76) pull in entirely different directions; Rocket (Convenience Stores, 0.76) and Caliber Collision (Maintenance and Repair Services, 0.76) add fuel and auto repair to the mix. Only two neighbors share the Automotive category at all — Caliber Collision and Enterprise Car Sales (Dealerships, 0.76) — and neither shares Just Tires' own Parts and Accessories subcategory. The audience shape here is not defined by automotive affinity; it is defined by a broadly errand-running, service-consuming profile that overlaps with gyms, home stores, and banks in roughly equal measure.
That cross-category flatness suggests an audience whose composition is shaped more by lifestyle routine than by any single vertical.