Bridgestone Select Tyre & Auto

What is Bridgestone Manufacturer Warranty?

At Bridgestone Select we offer our customers peace of mind through various warranty solutions. In the event of damage, all Bridgestone tyres purchased in Australia from an authorised Bridgestone dealer can be assessed under our manufacturer warranty. Assessments are completed by a trained professional from our technical team. Where we are unable to have a technician assess a customer’s tyres in store, a customer’s tyres will need to be surrendered if they wish to proceed with the claim.

What is Bridgestone Road Hazard Warranty?

Customers who purchase two or more Bridgestone or Firestone passenger tyres from a Bridgestone Select, Bridgestone Service Centre or a Bridgestone Tyre Centre are eligible for the Bridgestone Road Hazard Warranty. This warranty guarantees that a tyre with an irreparable puncture caused by gutter damage, potholes or damaged roads, breaks or cuts from foreign objects on the road will be replaced free of charge if worn under 10%.

Why choose Bridgestone Select for my next logbook service?

Here are just some of the great reasons your car is in safe hands with us: Stores Australia-wide; Transparent pricing and quoting; Manufacturer standard processes and procedures; Convenient opening hours, including Saturday; Service to the vehicle’s manufacturer requirements; Service log book validation; Only genuine or equivalent parts, oils and lubricants used; Fully qualified mechanics at all Auto Service stores.

How much air should I put in my tyres? Why should I consider nitrogen inflation?

It is recommended that tyres be inflated to the pressure shown on the Vehicle Tyre Placard located in your car. The tyre placard will show the minimum inflation pressure recommended for city and/or highway (or heavily loaded) use. The use of nitrogen inflation has the potential to provide better tyre performance (reduced pressure loss and extended tyre-life). Nitrogen inflation can be used on any air filled tyre. The suitability of Nitrogen inflation is best discussed with your Tyre Dealer.

What is run flat technology?

Run-flat tyres are designed to be capable of operating at lower speed and for a limited distance without air, in the case of a puncture. If a puncture occurs, run flat tyres allow you to keep driving for a limited amount of time. In normal operation RFT tyres still require inflation to the pressure shown on the vehicle tyre placard. Not all vehicles can be fitted with Run Flat Tyres.

What is Bridgestone Wear Life Guarantee?

The Bridgestone Wear Life Guarantee is available to customers who purchase four or more Bridgestone Turanza Serenity Plus tyres and have a wheel alignment in the same transaction. This warranty provides assurance for customers up to 50,000 km. Where a claim is being made with tyres under 50,000 km, a pro-rata credit will be applied. Good general vehicle and tyre maintenance will be taken into consideration when Bridgestone Select assess a warranty claim.

What is the Uniform Tyre Quality Grade (UTQG) standard?

The UTQG is a global standard that helps customers compare tyre performance in terms of tread, traction and temperature. Every tyre manufacturer is required to independently test and brand these ratings on tyres released to the market. While the standards are a good indicator, it is important to keep in mind that tyre performance will vary depending on road conditions and use.

How can I find my nearest Bridgestone Select store?

The quickest way to find a local store is to call us on 13 12 29 or to use the nearest store finder on our website.

What is rolling resistance in a tyre?

The rolling resistance of a tyre is the power needed to roll that tyre along the road. A ‘Low Rolling Resistance’ tyre will require less power to roll along the road, so has the potential to provide better fuel-economy for your car.

What size tyre should I get for my car? How can I extend the wear life of my tyres?

The tyres on your car are best replaced with the size nominated on the vehicle tyre placard. Changing the tyre size away from the vehicle manufacturer’s standard size could make that vehicle un-roadworthy, which in turn could render it ‘un-insured’. Tyre life can be maximised by correct and regular tyre and vehicle maintenance (correct Tyre Pressure, Regular Tyre Rotation and Regular Wheel-Alignment).

How long will my tyres last?

There are three primary factors that impact on tyre life, type of tyre, driving conditions, driving style and level of tyre maintenance. We recommend a good level of tyre maintenance on all tyres to include tyre pressure checks, regular tyre rotations and vehicle wheel-alignments. Correct maintenance will always allow your tyres to last as long as possible.

How often should I change my tyres?

Tyres must be replaced when the tyre tread wears level with the Tread-wear Indicators (TWI’s) which are positioned in the main tyre tread grooves of all road-going tyres. The tread-wear indicator is designed to appear when 1.5mm of tread is remaining. If a tyre is known to be older than 6 years (from date of manufacture) it should be checked by a tyre professional for signs of age degradation. Your tyre dealer will be able to tell the age of a tyre from the serial number on the sidewall.