Bridgestone tires are manufactured in numerous plants around the world, reflecting the company's global footprint. Key manufacturing locations include:

• Japan : Several major plants such as Shimonoseki, Hofu, and Kitakyushu specialize in passenger, off-the-road, and ultra-large tires

• Poland : Two factories in Poznan and Stargard produce a wide range of tires for cars, trucks, and buses, with Poznan being a major site for premium products like Turanza tires

• United States : Multiple plants exist, including in Tennessee, Iowa, Illinois, South Carolina, and Ohio. The U.S. facilities produce agricultural, off-the-road, and race tires, among others

• Europe : Bridgestone has manufacturing plants in Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Hungary, and others

• Asia-Pacific : Major plants are located in China, Indonesia, India, Thailand, Taiwan, and more

• Other countries : Bridgestone also operates plants in Brazil, Australia, South Africa, and several countries in the Middle East and Africa

In total, Bridgestone operates around 130 manufacturing plants worldwide, producing tires for various vehicle types and markets

. The specific plant where a tire is made can be identified by a DOT plant code on the tire sidewall

. Thus, Bridgestone tires are made in a diverse array of countries spanning Asia, Europe, the Americas, and beyond, ensuring a global production network.