Roadhawk
The Firestone Roadhawk are mid-range summer tyres that excel in wet grip braking.
- Strong wet and dry grip performance
- Improved tread wear performance
- Enhanced longevity
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Firestone is, next to Goodyear, the biggest tyre supplier in the USA today.
The Firestone Roadhawk are mid-range summer tyres that excel in wet grip braking.
The Firestone Multihawk 2 is a summer tyre designed to deliver a comfortabe and smooth performance.
Constructed to be able to tackle a multitude of driving conditions, the Multihawk 2 provides you with a stellar all-round performance - with a reliable braking performance in both wet and dry conditions.
The Firehawk SZ90 has a great-looking new tread pattern with a fresh, dynamic asymmetric design that provides a perfect balance between wet and dry performance.
The Firestone Multiseason 2 has been designed to deliver excellent performance in all weather conditions.
The Firestone Multiseason 2 has been designed to deliver excellent performance in all weather conditions.
The Firestone Roadhawk are mid-range summer tyres that excel in wet grip braking.
The Firehawk SZ90 has a great-looking new tread pattern with a fresh, dynamic asymmetric design that provides a perfect balance between wet and dry performance.
A tyre designed for drivers of family saloons and compacts who enjoy a peaceful and relaxing experience behind the wheel.
The Firestone Multihawk 2 is a summer tyre designed to deliver a comfortabe and smooth performance.
Constructed to be able to tackle a multitude of driving conditions, the Multihawk 2 provides you with a stellar all-round performance - with a reliable braking performance in both wet and dry conditions.
Featuring increased tread block stiffness and rounder shape blocks and providing increased water draining reducing the risk of hydroplaning.
Developed for use on new cars and light trucks, these tyres provide a versatile blend of ride quality, noise comfort, treadwear, handling and year-round traction, even in light snow.
The Firestone Multiseason is a car tyre that has been designed to deliver excellent performance, no matter the weather.
A touring tyre, giving superb comfort and a quiet drive for drivers of powerful new-generation saloons offering very good grip and braking in dry conditions.
The new Vanhawk is a tougher, more durable tyre, with long-lasting performance, especially suitable for modern vehicles operating in urban conditions
The Firehawk F700 provides outstanding grip during braking, steering and acceleration, regardless of wet or dry conditions.
The Firestone Winterhawk 3 is a winter tyre, developed for reliable grip and handling in winter weather.
The Firestone Destination HP is a 4x4 tyre designed to provide you with a stable and reliable performance in all weather conditions.
The Firestone Vanhawk 2 Van Tyres are Van Tyres that come in 31 different variants. The Vanhawk 2 model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 14 to 16 inch. The Vanhawk 2 model range has been officially tested and has a wet grip rating of B. The Firestone Vanhawk 2 model has a fuel rating rating of C. This Firestone model has noise ratings that range from a 71 to a 72. Buy these tyres today with Blackcircles.
The Firestone Destination Winter (Winter Tyre) 4x4 Tyres are 4x4 Tyres that come in 18 different variants. The Destination Winter (Winter Tyre) model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 15 to 18 inch. The Destination Winter (Winter Tyre) model range has been officially tested and has a wet grip rating of B. The Firestone Destination Winter (Winter Tyre) model has a fuel rating ranging from C to E. These Firestone model tyres have a noise rating of 72. This tyre is classified as a winter tyre. The special compound in winter tyres allows them to remain softer in low temperatures - offering more grip, better braking and precise handling. Purchase the right tyre for you today.
The Firestone FD600 has been designed specifically for long distance and regional haul trucks.
The Firestone Firehawk Sport High Performance Tyres are High Performance Tyres that come in 33 different variants. The Firehawk Sport model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 18 to 20 inch.
The Firestone FS400 is a truck tyre that has been designed specifically for on-road conditions.
The Firestone Roadhawk 2 car tyres that come in 31 different variants. The Roadhawk 2 model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 17 to 20 inch.
Firestone have designed the TSP3000 trailer tyre for on road use.
Firestone are owned by tyre manufacturing company Bridgestone. Back in 1988, Bridgestone and Firestone merged when Bridgestone purchased the tyre company for £2.1billion. Since then, Bridgstone have produced Firestone tyres at many of their operating facilities around the world.
Firestone tyres are manufactured by Bridgestone, a Japanese tyre manufacturing company. Firestone's main manufacturing facilities are located in the United States, with manufacturing plants being located in Tennesse (headquarters), North Carolina, Lowa, Indiana and Ohio. Firestone products are also produced globally, with operation plants in Japan, Brazil, Thailand, Mexico and Costa Rica.
The spelling of tyres/tires differs between the use of British English, and American English. For example, when Firestone are operating in the United Kingdom the company will brand their products as 'Firestone tyres', whereas in the United States, they would be referred to as 'Firestone tires'.
On average, Firestone tyres can last between 40,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on driving conditions, maintenance, and tyre models.
The tyre markings provide valuable information to assist in selecting the right tyre. The width number indicates the width, while the aspect ratio represents the sidewall height in. The load and speed ratings provide details about the tire's weight-carrying capacity and maximum speed capability. The construction type and wheel diameter are denoted by alphanumeric codes. You will also find tyre pressure limits, date codes, and wear indicators.
Although the two are distinct brands, Firestone was acqured by Bridgestone in 1988. In 1990 Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and Bridgestone Tire Company Ltd. USA were amalgamated.