Bridgestone commercial tyres

Bridgestone was founded in Kurume, Japan in 1931 by Shojiro Ishibashi. Its commercial production network for Europe includes plants in Spain, Poland and Hungary.

Bridgestone acquired Firestone in 1988 and Bandag in 2007. The group offers new tyres, casing management and retreading for fleet operators.

In the truck market the brand’s reputation is built on even wear and mileage in the steer position, and on the Ecopia low rolling resistance line for trunking work.

We stock Bridgestone for trade supply in our premium tier. Combine it with mid-range and budget products in one delivery to match your customers’ requirements.

Because Firestone sits in the same group, a dealer who wants a premium truck fitment and a value agricultural fitment can source both from one manufacturer stream. See Firestone for the agricultural side.

Bridgestone covers truck and bus, light commercial, off-the-road and materials handling in its own name, and agricultural under Firestone. The truck range splits broadly into Duravis for mileage and durability, Ecopia for rolling resistance, and mixed-service patterns for on/off road work.

Bridgestone is a premium option. Compare expected mileage, operating conditions and casing management alongside the initial purchase price.

Bridgestone offers options for regional and trunking fleets, including operators who retread suitable casings. The Ecopia range focuses on rolling resistance for long-haul work; select the pattern that matches the route and duty cycle.

For lower-mileage vehicles and demanding sites, our team can help compare ranges according to service life, damage risk and budget.