• Prices raised 6% for Firestone, Dayton and Bandag

    Dayton tires and on Bandag retreads. The increase is due to rising costs of raw materials, the company said
    May 4, 2010

    Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions (BBTS) has announced price increases of up to 6% on Firestone and Dayton tires and on Bandag retreads. The increase is due to rising costs of raw materials, the company said.

    BBTS, a division of Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, will raise prices 6% on all its Firestone and Dayton truck and bus radial tires. That increase will go into effect on June 1.

    Price increases of up to 6% went into effect on May 1 for all Bandag retread materials.

    “Bridgestone Bandag Tire Solutions continues to look for ways to balance costs and continue to deliver a premium package of value to our dealer and fleet customers,” said Kurt Danielson, vp-sales and marketing, BBTS. “Today, however, we have reached a point where we must increase prices due to the unrelenting escalation of costs outside of our control for energy, fuel and raw materials.”

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