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Bridgestone vs. Continental Tyres
The latest addition to our ongoing brand vs brand guides compares two tyre giants - Bridgestone and Continental.
Bridgestone is currently still the undisputed #1 tyre brand in the world. It is a persistent favourite, not only are they the biggest in terms of manufacturing but also the leader in tyre sales as well.
Continental, on the other hand, is Europe's darling and the current world #7, they pretty much have the OEM market cornered, with every third European car factory fitted with a new set.
So how do they measure up to each other? Let's unpack what Bridgestone and Continental have to offer to help determine what will work best with your driving needs.
Bridgestone is currently still the undisputed #1 tyre brand in the world. It is a persistent favourite, not only are they the biggest in terms of manufacturing but also the leader in tyre sales as well.
Continental, on the other hand, is Europe's darling and the current world #7, they pretty much have the OEM market cornered, with every third European car factory fitted with a new set.
So how do they measure up to each other? Let's unpack what Bridgestone and Continental have to offer to help determine what will work best with your driving needs.
Bridgestone: Our Journey is Their Passion
Bridgestone hardly needs an introduction; their tyre making history dates back almost 100 years and today, this Japanese-owned manufacturer is currently the leading tyre brand in the world.
Bridgestone combines a relentless passion for tyre innovation with listening to customers to know exactly what they need as well as anticipating auto industry trends. This philosophy has allowed the company to forge ahead and leave the rest of the other tyre brands behind,
Their winning leadership style is seen in their products; Bridgestone tyres regularly beat the competition in performance and reliability.
The wide range of products includes cheap tyres, fuel efficient models and more premium-priced performance tyres with most models receiving stellar, five-star reviews and ratings from Tyroola customers.
To help the planet's current environmental crisis, Bridgestone is also developing more sustainable eco-friendly production methods including using recovered carbon black (rCB) on all its new tyres.
Bridgestone combines a relentless passion for tyre innovation with listening to customers to know exactly what they need as well as anticipating auto industry trends. This philosophy has allowed the company to forge ahead and leave the rest of the other tyre brands behind,
Their winning leadership style is seen in their products; Bridgestone tyres regularly beat the competition in performance and reliability.
The wide range of products includes cheap tyres, fuel efficient models and more premium-priced performance tyres with most models receiving stellar, five-star reviews and ratings from Tyroola customers.
To help the planet's current environmental crisis, Bridgestone is also developing more sustainable eco-friendly production methods including using recovered carbon black (rCB) on all its new tyres.
Continental: The future in motion.
Continental is a 150-year-old German tyre company and is currently the world's 7th biggest tyre brand.
With numerous global manufacturing operations, this innovative brand distills over a century of experience and German-precision engineering to produce some of the best tyres in the world.
They also own General Tires as well as Australia's Kmart Tyre and Auto Service.
Whether you’re doing the school drop off in an SUV; cruising your city’s streets in a sports car; or enjoying an off-road 4x4 weekend, there are plenty of Continental tyres to choose from.
Though none of their tyres can be considered as ‘budget or cheap tyres’, you can expect that steadfast German touch that ensures your car remains sure-footed no matter where your wheels take you.
You could say Continental tyres cover the world from the ground up… from rubber soles for designer running shoes, and performance tyres for mountain bikes, to rough and tumble rally cars.
Their winning combination of automotive innovation with high safety standards, ensure their tyres perform without compromising on driver comfort.
With numerous global manufacturing operations, this innovative brand distills over a century of experience and German-precision engineering to produce some of the best tyres in the world.
They also own General Tires as well as Australia's Kmart Tyre and Auto Service.
Whether you’re doing the school drop off in an SUV; cruising your city’s streets in a sports car; or enjoying an off-road 4x4 weekend, there are plenty of Continental tyres to choose from.
Though none of their tyres can be considered as ‘budget or cheap tyres’, you can expect that steadfast German touch that ensures your car remains sure-footed no matter where your wheels take you.
You could say Continental tyres cover the world from the ground up… from rubber soles for designer running shoes, and performance tyres for mountain bikes, to rough and tumble rally cars.
Their winning combination of automotive innovation with high safety standards, ensure their tyres perform without compromising on driver comfort.
So Which Is The Better Option?
Whichever brand you choose, you're sure to find superior quality tyres as guaranteed by their heritage and track record.
Bridgestone and Continental have engineered some of the best tyres currently available on the market, however this is not the case for each and every tyre model they offer.
You will still need to look at a specific tyre model to determine its integrity, and how each of their tyre models are rated and reviewed and of course, if any of them match your current driving needs.
Remember: All tyres will eventually wear out whatever the brand. So make sure you know what you need and where to look.
Bridgestone and Continental have engineered some of the best tyres currently available on the market, however this is not the case for each and every tyre model they offer.
You will still need to look at a specific tyre model to determine its integrity, and how each of their tyre models are rated and reviewed and of course, if any of them match your current driving needs.
Remember: All tyres will eventually wear out whatever the brand. So make sure you know what you need and where to look.
