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B380 RFT Tires by Bridgestone®. Season: All Season. Type: Performance, Run Flat. Original Equipment (OE) car tire on select vehicles. See sizes and specifications for Original Equipment fitments. The RFT tires are capable of continuing to support the vehicles weight even at zero pressure. This enables the customer, in the case of a total air loss, to drive at reduced speed to the next service station.
Features:
Reduced hydroplaning and improved wet traction
Enhances year-round performance with open-slotted shoulders
Increased durability and puncture resistance
Helps withstand run-flat damage when being driven on while flat
The sole contact between the car and the road is a patch of tire the size of a postcard. Only if motorists fully trust their tires can they rely on their cars to go, turn and stop as they expect. Today's ever-changing driving environment poses a constantly evolving challenge for Bridgestone and its products. Bridgestone's passionate commitment to safety and comfort inspires and sets new standards of technological advancement.
Bridgestone focused on manufacturing tires based solely on Japanese technology. At first, the company met many challenges in producing and selling the tires, but it quickly improved product quality and the business rapidly expanded domestically and overseas. Throughout the 40s and 50s, the company's production levels made Bridgestone Japan's number one tire maker. In 1967, Bridgestone began selling radial tires for passenger vehicles. Around this same time, the company opened more locations overseas, including a sales headquarters in America. Throughout the 70s, locations opened in Indonesia, Iran, Taiwan and Australia. Guided by its One Team, One Planet message, Bridgestone is dedicated to achieving a positive environmental impact in all of the communities it calls home. This commitment includes efforts such as developing tires with improved fuel economy, manufacturing products and providing services in an environmentally responsible way, and establishing wildlife habitat and education programs. The company's culture and mission remains rooted in the words of founder Shojiro Ishibashi, who said Bridgestone is dedicated to "serving society with superior quality".
Bridgestone's roots date back to the establishment of Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd. in 1931. Founder Shojiro Ishibashi was already a successful businessman, thanks to the creation of Jika-tabi (socks with rubber soles used as work shoes) and thriving rubber shoe trade. Passenger vehicles were growing more popular, and Ishibashi realized the potential in providing tires for this new mode of transportation, so he took revenue from his family business to start a tire company. Ishibashi used an English translation of his surname, stone bridge, to name his new venture. In the past two decades, Bridgestone has taken a lot of steps to expand and diversify, including establishing new headquarters for their European and American operations, returning the Bridgestone brand to racing, and acquiring tire retreader Bandag, Inc. As Bridgestone approaches its 80th anniversary, the company remains committed to being a world leader in tire technology, developing the most advanced tires and rubber products and providing world class customer service.
Features:
Reduced hydroplaning and improved wet traction
Enhances year-round performance with open-slotted shoulders
Increased durability and puncture resistance
Helps withstand run-flat damage when being driven on while flat
The sole contact between the car and the road is a patch of tire the size of a postcard. Only if motorists fully trust their tires can they rely on their cars to go, turn and stop as they expect. Today's ever-changing driving environment poses a constantly evolving challenge for Bridgestone and its products. Bridgestone's passionate commitment to safety and comfort inspires and sets new standards of technological advancement.
Bridgestone focused on manufacturing tires based solely on Japanese technology. At first, the company met many challenges in producing and selling the tires, but it quickly improved product quality and the business rapidly expanded domestically and overseas. Throughout the 40s and 50s, the company's production levels made Bridgestone Japan's number one tire maker. In 1967, Bridgestone began selling radial tires for passenger vehicles. Around this same time, the company opened more locations overseas, including a sales headquarters in America. Throughout the 70s, locations opened in Indonesia, Iran, Taiwan and Australia. Guided by its One Team, One Planet message, Bridgestone is dedicated to achieving a positive environmental impact in all of the communities it calls home. This commitment includes efforts such as developing tires with improved fuel economy, manufacturing products and providing services in an environmentally responsible way, and establishing wildlife habitat and education programs. The company's culture and mission remains rooted in the words of founder Shojiro Ishibashi, who said Bridgestone is dedicated to "serving society with superior quality".
Bridgestone's roots date back to the establishment of Bridgestone Tire Co., Ltd. in 1931. Founder Shojiro Ishibashi was already a successful businessman, thanks to the creation of Jika-tabi (socks with rubber soles used as work shoes) and thriving rubber shoe trade. Passenger vehicles were growing more popular, and Ishibashi realized the potential in providing tires for this new mode of transportation, so he took revenue from his family business to start a tire company. Ishibashi used an English translation of his surname, stone bridge, to name his new venture. In the past two decades, Bridgestone has taken a lot of steps to expand and diversify, including establishing new headquarters for their European and American operations, returning the Bridgestone brand to racing, and acquiring tire retreader Bandag, Inc. As Bridgestone approaches its 80th anniversary, the company remains committed to being a world leader in tire technology, developing the most advanced tires and rubber products and providing world class customer service.
LIMITED WARRANTY
ELIGIBILITY
This Limited Warranty covers new BRIDGESTONE brand passenger and light truck tires.
This Limited Warranty only applies to the original purchaser, and is valid if all of the following apply:
The tire was purchased after January 1, 2010.
The tire is a size and speed rating equivalent to or greater than that specifi ed by the vehicle manufacturer.
The tire has been used only on the vehicle on which it was originally installed.
The tire has not been used in commercial service (exception: certain coverage applies to Bridgestone Duravis and Firestone Transforce tires if used in commercial service).
WHAT IS WARRANTED and FOR HOW LONG
An eligible tire that becomes unusable for any reason within the manufacturer’s control will be replaced with an equivalent new tire on the basis set forth in this Limited Warranty. Each tire brand has specifi c warranty coverage and certain conditions that apply; for details, see “Each Brand’s Warranty Coverage.”
ELIGIBILITY
This Limited Warranty covers new BRIDGESTONE brand passenger and light truck tires.
This Limited Warranty only applies to the original purchaser, and is valid if all of the following apply:
The tire was purchased after January 1, 2010.
The tire is a size and speed rating equivalent to or greater than that specifi ed by the vehicle manufacturer.
The tire has been used only on the vehicle on which it was originally installed.
The tire has not been used in commercial service (exception: certain coverage applies to Bridgestone Duravis and Firestone Transforce tires if used in commercial service).
WHAT IS WARRANTED and FOR HOW LONG
An eligible tire that becomes unusable for any reason within the manufacturer’s control will be replaced with an equivalent new tire on the basis set forth in this Limited Warranty. Each tire brand has specifi c warranty coverage and certain conditions that apply; for details, see “Each Brand’s Warranty Coverage.”