Where are Bridgestone tires made?

Bridgestone tires could be manufactured in the USA, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, Argentine, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Italy, Hungary, Russia, Turkey, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan, Vietnam, India, China, Australia, or Japan.

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Bridgestone tires

Since its founding in the year 1931, Bridgestone has become the second largest tire manufacturer in the world with a presence in more than 150 countries. Based in Kyobashi, Tokyo, Japan, Bridgestone produces tires for a wide range of tires for everything from passenger vehicles, motorcycles, to bicycles, commercial vehicles, off-the-road vehicles, and aircrafts (as well as a lengthy track record in the motorsports world). Bridgestone is known for their Alenza, Blizzak, DriveGuard, Dueler, Ecopia, Potenza, and Turanza product families, and is also home to a family of several other highly-reputed tire brands, including Firestone, Fuzion, Daytona and Europa, and has 75 tire manufacturing plants across the sphere. This well-respected manufacturer is also a worldwide partner of the Olympics and Paralympics and it offers business and industrial resources with a wide range of diversified products, other than tires.

Bridgestone tire reviews

Featured tire

The Bridgestone Alenza A/S Ultra

SimpleScore™

9.6

Excellent

from

$191.99

/tire

The Bridgestone Alenza A/S Ultra is an all-season tire that's designed for use on CUVs, SUVs, and light trucks and offers drivers excellent traction and performance on dry, wet, and wintry roads, a quiet, comfortable, ride, and an 80,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty.

Features & Benefits

All-season tread
Black sidewall
80,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty
Built with a high-silica rubber compound that improves traction and performance in wet and winter weather conditions

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3.8

overall rating

82%

Would you buy again?

Review breakdown

252 out of 100

382 out of 100

67 out of 100

19 out of 100

8 out of 100

Scorecard

Dry

4.5

Wet

4.4

Winter

4.1

Comfort

4.4

Noise

4.3

Treadwear

4.2

Frequent questions about Bridgestone tires

Yes, Bridgestone tires (excluding certain models) could be available with the "Bridgestone 90-day buy & try guarantee". Under the 90-day buy & try guarantee, Bridgestone could let you test the tires free for 90 days and if you're not satisfied with the performance, the company could refund or replace the tires with no questions asked. Certain terms and conditions do apply. Bridgestone tires could also be offered with the standard limited warranty and treadwear warranty, depending on the tire models and types.