Bridgestone/Firestone have published an overview of the winter commercial-vehicle tire portfolio for 2025/2026. In the picture, a winter tire from the Ecopia series for long-haul transport. Photo: Bridgestone
Bridgestone/Firestone have published an overview of the winter commercial-vehicle tire portfolio for 2025/2026. In the picture, a winter tire from the Ecopia series for long-haul transport. Photo: Bridgestone
2025-09-15

In addition to winter tires for trucks and vans, Bridgestone's offering includes digital mobility solutions and resource-efficient Bandag retreadings. Christoph Frost, Director of Commercial Products, Bridgestone Central Europe:

“With the increasing integration of our Enliten technology into the truck tire segment, we are deliberately focusing on energy efficiency, durability, and optimized cost-effectiveness. The

Bridgestone Ecopia series for long-haul transport stands as an exemplar of this approach – with higher fuel efficiency and mileage for fleets looking to permanently reduce their operating costs.”

Easy maintenance through digitalization

This is complemented by digital solutions such as Bridgestone Fleet Care and Webfleet solutions, which simplified maintenance processes, minimized downtime,

and opened up savings potential.

Additionally, some of Bridgestone's premium products, such as the new M-Series 002 for on/off-road use, are eligible for funding under the new program “Environmental Protection and Safety 2025 (US 2025)” of the Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility (BALM). The new M-Series 002 is characterized by its traction

and durability on paved roads, at construction sites, or in quarries, according to the tire manufacturer.

For light commercial vehicles, the Duravis Van Winter also offers reliable traction and mileage under winter conditions. Also new in the program is the Firestone Vanhawk 2 Winter EVO, a van tire with Enliten technology, designed for