Despite their importance, many motorists might treat their tires for granted, regularly checking fluid levels while neglecting the condition of their tires.

Knowing the ins and outs of buying tires can be overwhelming, so we've put together a practical tire buying guide to give you the information you need to make an educated and confident decision.

See how Bridgestone fuel efficient tires can help save you money at the petrol station, give you more mileage per liter and offer a comfortable ride while reducing carbon emissions.

Specific tire tread pattern your tire utilises can impact how your tires perform, such as how they handle and how much traction they provide in different driving conditions.

As tires are used, the tread gradually becomes shallower, impacting overall tire performance. But tires don't all wear the same; here's what you should know about what causes tire wear.

While the role of tires are true to a small extent, they’re not all the same. There are many variations of tires to suit different needs, and for different classes of passenger vehicles. Here, we’ll highlight the differences between tire types, and show you that not all tires are the same.

Some truck tyres are optimised to provide good off-road traction, while some are designed for smooth on-road handling and others offer a balance between the two. Which truck tyre is right for you?

Tyres that are more than a year old are as good as ‘expired’, and tyres will age and harden when unused – but are they all true?

How can you stretch your dollar when it comes to your car’s tires?

Did you know that you can easily tell your tires’ age? Not sure how old your current tires are? No worries, we’ll show you how to easily find out!

There’s plenty of information out there about tires – some true, some not so true, and some completely false. Today, we’ll tell you three facts and three lies about your tires, that you probably didn’t know!

Rims and tires are relatively one of the first components of the car that are upgraded, thanks to the ease of replacement. Is it really essential?

Though they first appeared in the mid-1980s, Run-Flat Technology tires are now more popular and technologically advanced than ever before. Take a look at the technology behind these game-changing tires.

At Bridgestone, we've always been in the fast lane when it comes to innovation. Today, we're still leading the pack, with the introduction of Run-Flat Technology, the first full line of run-flat tyres - tyres that keep you moving, even after a puncture.

You’ve probably heard that tires should be changed regularly – perhaps every 3 years, or maybe after every 30,000km of mileage covered. Though this might seem logical, it’s untrue that your tires need to be replaced at a fixed time or mileage interval!

We hear from a lot of drivers who ask if they should be inflating their tyres according to the maximum PSI listed on their tyre’s sidewall. However, when it comes to the right tyre pressure, the maximum is not the optimum.

Bridgestone's revolutionary airless tire technology features a unique spoke structure designed to support the weight of a vehicle, effectively eliminating the need to periodically refill the tires with air.

As with just about everything on your car, paying attention and being proactive to your tires are the keys to a successful trip. Here are a few tips for avoiding trouble on the road ahead.