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Firestone UTQG Ratings
|
Tread Type |
Treadwear |
Traction |
Temperature |
|
All Season |
400-700 |
AA-B |
A-B |
|
Touring All Season |
500-600 |
A-B |
B |
|
Highway Touring All Season |
480-700 |
A |
B |
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All Terrain |
520-540 |
A |
B |
|
Performance All Season |
300-640 |
A-B |
A-B |
|
Performance Summer |
320-500 |
AA-A |
A-B |
*Not all tires are UTQG rated. Learn all about UTQG ratings.
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Firestone Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
Are Firestone tires good?
Firestone is a pioneer in the tire manufacturing industry. They have more than a century of innovation and engineering when it comes to tires, so yes, Firestone tires are good. While many reviewers give them average marks for handling, performance and treadwear, they get higher marks for their warranties and buyer guarantees.
Who makes Firestone tires?
Harvey Firestone founded Firestone Tire Company in Akron, Ohio, in 1900. Firestone was friends with Henry Ford, and for several decades was the OEM tire supplier for Ford vehicles. In 1988, Firestone was sold to Bridgestone, a Japanese company. Firestone remains a presence in Akron, where it operates a technical center. However, their US headquarters, Bridgestone Americas Corporate Headquarters, is located in Nashville, Tenn.
Where are Firestone tires made?
Firestone is owned by Japanese company Bridgestone, but they have a strong presence in the United States. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Bridgestone makes Firestone tires in Venezuela, Argentina, Canada, Brazil, Spain, Poland, South Africa and in the United States.
Where can I buy Firestone tires online?
If you are wondering where to buy Firestone tires, you are just a couple clicks away from finding Firestone tires fore sale online from Tire Agent. We offer fast and free shipping, plus you can buy now/pay later through one of several payment options. Our online tire shop lets you easily browse and compare tires for your vehicles, and shipping is always FREE (US only). We will ship directly to you or to your favorite local tire shop.
Does the price include installation of the Firestone tires?
Our price for Firestone tires is for tires only. We do not charge for installation because we are an online tire seller and we do not install tires. We do, however, have a database of tire installers near you, which you can find during the checkout process. We can ship your tires to any continental U.S. address fast and free.
Where can I find sales and specials on Firestone tires?
Look for deals on Firestone tires and all brands of tires online from Tire Agent and our Tire Deals page. Firestone offers a range of tire models and tread types to fit any budget and every vehicle. While Firestone tires are not cheap, they are not the priciest brand either. Firestone's tires fall in the midrange of tires. If you need to set up a payment plan, learn about our payment options.
How does the Firestone tire warranty work?
Every tire maker has its own warranty stipulations, and Firestone not only offers some of the best tire treadwear warranties, but they also offer limited guarantees on many tire purchases. We suggest you shop for tires first, narrow your choice to a few models, and then compare the warranties. You can learn more about how tire warranties work in this article.