BRIDGESTONE
BRIDGESTONE TIRES
The Bridgestone corporation is a multinational tire manufacturing company based in Japan. It is one of the largest tire manufacturers in the world, with operations in over 150 countries.
Bridgestone tires produce a wide range of tires for different types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and agricultural and construction equipment. The company's product portfolio includes tires for all-season, summer, and winter driving conditions, as well as run-flat and eco-friendly tires.
Bridgestone is also known for its innovative technologies and tire design, such as the "Run-Flat Technology," which allows a car to continue driving for a limited distance even with a punctured tire, and the "Fuel-Saving Technology," which helps to reduce the rolling resistance of tires and increase fuel efficiency.
Overall, Bridgestone is a reputable brand in the tire industry, known for its quality and reliability. However, like with any tire brand, it's important to choose the right tire for your specific vehicle and driving needs.
MISSION AND VALUES
Bridgestone’s founder Shojiro Ishibashi endeavored to create a company dedicated to "serving society with superior quality." Our mission and values ensure world-class customer service and inspire us to be an outstanding corporate citizen in the communities in which we live and work. TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP
Bridgestone is a world leader in developing innovative tire technologies. Our continuing investment in research and development has resulted in game-changing new products, like winter tires with more bite and better grip, fuel-efficient tires with that enhance fuel economy and safety innovations like our next-generation run-flat tires.
QUALITY PRODUCTS
Manufacturing world-class tires for nearly every kind of vehicle, from a kart tire that stands only 10 inches high to a 13-foot-tall giant radial for earth-moving equipment. In addition, Bridgestone is also recognized internationally for producing a variety of other products, including building and industrial materials, natural rubber, and industrial fibers and textiles.
