Firestone Black Friday Deals 2026

Black Friday falls on 27 November this year, and many drivers treat it as a deadline for replacing worn tyres before winter properly sets in. Our Black Friday page will carry Blackcircles.com's tyre offers once they go live.

Firestone has more than a century of history behind it and is now part of the Bridgestone group. In the UK it sits among our mid-range tyres, priced below its parent brand.

This guide covers where Firestone came from, five of the Firestone tyres UK drivers buy most, and a handful of common Black Friday questions.

Firestone: An American Name Since 1900

Harvey Firestone founded the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company in Akron, Ohio, in 1900. Bridgestone bought the business in 1988, and Firestone has been one of its brands ever since.

The European Firestone range is compact but covers the main bases: summer car tyres, an all-season pattern and van tyres. Two of the models below are marked EV approved on Blackcircles.com, so Firestone is worth a look for owners of electric cars too.

Popular Firestone Tyres

We've picked five Firestone tyres that between them cover city cars, family cars, sporty models and vans.

Firestone Roadhawk 2

The Firestone Roadhawk 2 is the brand's main summer touring tyre and the successor to the original Roadhawk. It suits a wide spread of hatchbacks, saloons and estates.

Firestone says it is designed for better safety, longer mileage and improved fuel efficiency. It is also marked EV approved, so it can go on electric and hybrid cars in suitable sizes.

  customers have reviewed the Roadhawk 2 as follows:

Firestone Firehawk Sport

Drivers of quicker cars may prefer the Firestone Firehawk Sport, a performance tyre built for sharp steering response and precise handling.

Firestone has focused on dry braking and cornering here, along with wet traction and a stiffer construction that sends more feedback through the steering wheel.

  customers have reviewed the Firehawk Sport as follows:

Firestone Multihawk 2

The Firestone Multihawk 2 is a summer tyre for smaller cars, where comfort and low noise count for more than outright grip.

Firestone describes it as smooth and quiet, with dependable braking. It is a sensible fit for city cars and superminis that rarely see a motorway.

  customers have reviewed the Multihawk 2 as follows:

Firestone Multiseason 2

For year-round use there is the Firestone Multiseason 2, an all-season tyre for both cars and SUVs.

It carries the 3PMSF snowflake symbol, so it is certified for winter conditions, and Firestone says it has been built for extended tread life. It is a practical option for drivers who see the odd frost or snowfall but don't want to run two sets of tyres.

  customers have reviewed the Multiseason 2 as follows:

Firestone Vanhawk 3

The Firestone Vanhawk 3 is a summer tyre for vans and light commercial vehicles.

Firestone has built it for durability and efficiency, with improved mileage. It is marked EV approved as well, which helps as more electric vans join UK fleets.

  customers have reviewed the Vanhawk 3 as follows:

Firestone Black Friday Deals 2026

These five tyres give a flavour of the Firestone range rather than the full list. The Vanhawk Multiseason, among others, is also available on Blackcircles.com.

Because Firestone already costs less than many premium brands, a Black Friday discount on it would suit drivers who want a long-established name without paying top-tier prices.

We haven't confirmed which brands will feature in our 2026 offers yet. Check Blackcircles.com from Black Friday through to Cyber Monday for the latest.