Bridgestone Launches All-Position Tire for Regional Pickup, Delivery Service Fleets - Tire Review Magazine

Bridgestone Launches All-Position Tire for Regional Pickup, Delivery Service Fleets

Engineered for regional pickup and delivery service applications, the Bridgestone M704 tire is suited for the steer and drive axle positions.

Bridgestone Americas, Inc. has released the new Bridgestone M704 all-position tire, designed to provide fleets optimal performance in wet weather conditions, according to the company. Engineered for regional pickup and delivery service applications, the Bridgestone M704 tire is suited for the steer and drive axle positions. Featuring a deep tread for long wear life and a tread pattern designed for excellent traction, the new Bridgestone M704 tire is tough enough to withstand the high-scrub environments that regional fleets encounter, the company says.

Bridgestone-M704

Bridgestone says key features of the Bridgestone M704 tire include:

  • Three-peak mountain snowflake certification for winter traction performance;
  • Tread pattern edge design to promote wet traction;
  • 20/32nds tread depth to promote long tread wear life;
  • Wide flow-through tread grooves to expel water and deliver solid wet traction; and
  • Block sipes in the tread pattern to slice through water and improve contact with the road;

The new Bridgestone M704 tire for regional pickup and delivery service applications is now available in the U.S. and Canada in the 225/70R19.5 size with N speed rating. The tire is designed to pair with a Bandag retread to help fleets capitalize on the casings full performance potential.

You May Also Like

NRS Brakes Releases Brake Pads for Tesla 3

NRS Brakes says its galvanized backing plates ensure no rust or corrosion occurs from lack of use due to regen braking.

NRS-Tesla-Brake-Pads

NRS Brakes has designed galvanized brake pads for the Tesla Model 3 specifically for electric/hybrid vehicle technology.

The company says (ADAS) vehicles demand a higher quality of all parts, especially safety items such as brakes.

As moisture creeps through the porous nature of the friction material, it is compromising the untreated backing plat, NRS Brakes says. Usually, moisture in the friction material is dissipated as heat is created through normal braking routines.

Clore Automotive Has New Model of Light-N-Carry Torch Light

The company says the Light-N-Carry LNC375 delivers a high-intensity beam from its LED light engine and features a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.

Charging-Light-n-Carry
Gaither Tool Develops ‘World’s Safest Jack’

The Moore-Safe uses interchangeable heads to cradle undercar components to reduce the chance of slippage due to misplacement or a shifting load.

Moore-Safe-Gaither-Tool
Raybestos Adds European Coverage to Element3, R-Line

Raybestos will supersede all Specialty European part numbers into Element3 and will discontinue the Specialty European brake pad line.

Raybestos-Line
Clore Automotive Releases New Light-N-Carry Work Light

Clore Automotive’s new torch lights feature a zoomable torch setting that allows the user to choose a broader or more focused area of illumination.

Light-n-carry-clore-automotive

Other Posts

McCarthy Tire Service opens commercial wheel refreshing facility

According to the company, the facility has the ability to refinish over 1,000 wheels per day.

McCarthy-Tire-wheel-refreshing-facility
Bridgestone Retail Operations rolls out brand refresh for Tires Plus, Hibdon Tires Plus

Updates to the logo include a single-color tire mark; a logo palette comprised of Tires Plus yellow, black and red; and refined typefaces.

Tires-Plus-new-branding
Bridgestone Golf CEO Dan Murphy shares what links tires to teeing up Tiger Woods – PART II

In Part II of this interview, Dan talks about how tire tread patterns have influenced golf ball design, and vice versa.

dan-murphy-1400part2
Bridgestone Golf CEO Dan Murphy shares what links tires to teeing up Tiger Woods – PART II

In Part II of this interview, Dan talks about how tire tread patterns have influenced golf ball design, and vice versa.

dan-murphy-1400part2