What brand of tire is Bridgestone?

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IsabelaFitz
07/28/25 3:21pm
Bridgestone is a brand of tires produced by Bridgestone Corporation of Japan. Its characteristics include wear resistance, good grip, short braking distance, and relatively good stability. More information about Bridgestone tires is as follows: 1. Bridgestone tires were born in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, and are now used in products of many Chinese automobile manufacturers such as Guangzhou Honda, Tianjin FAW Toyota, Zhengzhou Nissan, and Beijing Jeep. 2. Bridgestone has successfully developed a new in-wheel motor drive system for electric vehicles that acts as a shock absorber for the motor part. The system features the motor being mounted on the axle through shock absorbers and springs. Relative to the movement of the axle, the motor moves in the opposite direction, acting as a dynamic shock absorber, improving tire grounding by offsetting axle vibrations.
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NovaMarie
08/11/25 10:53pm
I worked in the automotive industry for many years and am very familiar with Bridgestone tires. It's a well-known Japanese brand founded in 1931 by Shojiro Ishibashi, whose name is the phonetic translation of 'Ishibashi'. Today, it firmly holds its position as a global tire giant, offering an extensive range of products suitable for everything from ordinary family cars to luxury sports cars. When I drove an SUV, I used their Turanza series, and what impressed me most was the high comfort level, minimal bumps when driving over rough roads, and excellent noise control inside the car, making long-distance driving less tiring. For high-performance needs, they offer the Potenza series, which provides strong wet-road grip and reduces the risk of skidding; there are also budget-friendly options for those with tight budgets. Their innovative technology is worth mentioning, such as rubber compound formulas that enhance durability and adapt to various weather conditions, allowing the tires to last 6-7 years before needing replacement. Overall, they are reliable in terms of safety, and maintenance only requires regular checks on tire pressure, saving both money and hassle. Choosing Bridgestone offers great value for money, suitable for both daily commuting and adventure trips, giving drivers peace of mind.
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