: It depends, will you show "Car Spare Parts" along with "tires" inside your page Title, headers (h1..hn) and content? If so, you should include "car spare parts" because you will include your

It depends, will you show "Car Spare Parts" along with "tires" inside your page Title, headers (h1..hn) and content? If so, you should include "car spare parts" because you will include your keywords inside URL:
domain.com/car-spare-parts/tires or domain.com/car-spare-parts-tires (it's better using dash instead of underscore, it's easier to read). The second folder level maybe will help to create a visual (and maybe physical) hierarchy of category and subcategory, or category and product.

If you will not include Car Spare Parts inside your page's Title, headers (h1..hn) and content, then you could go using shorter url like domain.com/tires.

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