Bridgestone Tires - Alenza, Blizzak, Dueler, Ecopia, Potenza, TuranzaBridgestone Tires is a Japanese multi-national with factories in over twenty countries around the world. Founded in Fukuoka, Japan in 1931, Bridgestone Tires is now headquartered in Tokyo. Proper pressure for Bridgestone tires, including Alenza, Blizzak, Driveguard, Dueler, Duravis, Ecopia, Potenza, Turanza, Weatherforce, and Firestone models is crucial. Below are the contact details for the officials who are responsible for accurate Bridgestone tire pressure monitoring technology: Bridgestone Tires - Decision Makers Masaaki Tsuya - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Representative Executive Officer Shoshi Arakawa - President Kazuhisa Nishigai - Chief Operating Officer, Chief Technology Officer, Representative Executive Officer and Director Hiroshi Yamaguchi - Chief Director of Quality Assurance Akihiro Eto - Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer Narumi Zaitsu - Chief Director of Production, Technology & Administration Hidekazu Kimizu - Chief Compliance Officer of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property, Vice President and Senior Officer of Corporate Management Tatsuya Okajima - Senior Managing Executive Officer How did a Japanese tire maker end up being named "Bridgestone" instead of "Sumitomo" or "Yokohama," the Japanese sounding names of its chief Japanese rivals (Bridgestone also competes against Michelin Tires, based in France, Pirelli Tires, based in Italy, Hankook Tires, based in Japan, and Goodyear Tires, based in the United States)? The Japanese name of Bridgestone is ishibashi, which means "stone bridge" in Japanese. Bridgestone Corporation - Headquarters Details Bridgestone Tire Corporation 1-10-1 Kyobashi, Chuo-Ku Tokyo 104-8340 Japan Phone: +81 33563 6822 Related: Indirect TPMS How many cars are in the world? How many cars are in the US? How many cars are in China?
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