Today, let's put all the pros and cons on the table and weigh the same. This blog will help you understand how tyre pressure influences fuel mileage.

Your car's tyres are a vital part of any journey, and making sure they're in top shape before you hit the road is even more important than making sure the right playlist is ready to blast out of the car's speakers.

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

How can you stretch your rupee when it comes to your car’s tyres?

Proper alignment can help your tyres perform properly and last longer. But what happens when your alignment goes out of whack?

Properly maintaining your tyres is just as important as maintaining the rest of your car.

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

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

Perhaps in your experience as a driver, you might have wondered whether your pair of tyres that are in better condition, should be mounted on the front, or the rear axle of your car. If so, you’re not the only one!

Whenever we think of buying a vehicle, we always do thorough research about- fuel type, body type, engine, comfort, and colour. But we never pay attention to the colour of the tyres.

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

We all know how tyre pressure is often overlooked, but maintaining proper inflation is the key to extending the life of your car tyres.

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

Purchasing a car tyre should be a confident decision, not an indecisive one. Therefore, we have put together a car tyre buying guide to make your car tyre purchase seamless and hassle-free.

Let’s understand wheel alignment and wheel balancing and how they play a key role in safe driving and good tyre health. The guide below will help you differentiate between wheel alignment and wheel balancing to understand their importance.

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.

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

Tyres are the only part of your vehicle that touches the ground and bears all the irregularities, potholes, bumps, etc. on the road.

Car tyres ensure the safety of every ride, which makes them one of the most crucial parts of a vehicle. They are also considered a “consumable” item, which means they wear out with usage and time and should be replaced accordingly.

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

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.

Ever wonder why you end up spending more money due to premature tyre changes?

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