How to Contact Bridgestone Tire Customer Service
Phone Number: 1-615-937-1000
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I have emailed this company 6 times. Never a reply. I found their commercial pertaining to going commando, disgusting, vulgar, Inappropriate,and certainly not within good taste.. I asked how using this term and having a young child ask what’s commando, have to do with selling tires.? I don’t ever expect to hear from them. Any company that would approve this commercial , totally lacks integrity, and the lack thereof speaks to lack of integrity. In their products. I will never buy from this company again. I doubt the webmaster will approve this, why doesn’t he send it to the CEO.
I entered the conquer the cold contest which involved picking the correct temp. at the drop of the puck at the New Years day winter classic in Washington D.C. To get an entry form I bought the Bridgestone blizzak WS 80 tires that were involved in the contest. I sent in the proper paper work with the correct temp. guess on time and never heard anything from Bridgestone. Months later a list was posted and my name was not on it. Just like previous post thank you Bridgestone for scamming me also.
Never buy from them again
I entered the conquer the cold contest which involved picking the correct temp. at the drop of the puck at the New Years day winter classic in Washington D.C. To get an entry form I bought the Bridgestone blizzak WS 80 tires that were involved in the contest. I sent in the proper paper work with the correct temp. guess on time and never heard anything from Bridgestone. Months later a list was posted and my name was not on it. Just like previous post thank you Bridgestone for scamming me also.
Never buy from them again
Have a 2009 Diesel Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD LT. The tires are Bridgestone factory E rated tires inflated to 80 lbs and when I tow my RV in warm weather the Silverado dash warns me that I should check the tire pressures as they exceed 85 degrees Fahrenheit. I am not able to start cold with 80 degrees without the dash alarm going off after being on the road an hour. I need to find out if the tires are built to exceed 85 lbs under load and if so what is the maximum safe pressure I can maintain while hauling the RV (5 tons).