Where are Firestone All-Season tires made?

Firestone All Season tires are made in manufacturer's facilities in the US, including their largest factory in Decatur, Illinois to give you a bit of domestic quality.

How good are Firestone All-Season tires?

Firestone All Season tires are arguably the best in this category when compared through a price range. There's no other tire that gives you such advanced high silica compound and technologies at that price level.

How long do Firestone All-Season tires last?

Firestone All Season tires should last at least about 65,000 miles, while drivers have experienced them lasting even longer.

What is the speed rating of Firestone All-Season tires?

The Firestone All Season tires come in two speed ratings a "T" speed rating and an "H" speed rating.

Where to buy Firestone All-Season tires?

You can buy Firestone All Season tires in Firestone's retail shops or online using rebates and discounts for an even better bargain.

What is the difference between all-season tires vs. summer tires vs. winter tires?

The difference between all season tires, summer tires, and winter tires is in traction performance. All season tires like those made by Firestone are a great compromise between the two categories as they handle great both in summer and winter, including on wet roads. Summer tires can't give you good aquaplaning resistance, while winter tires aren't stiff enough to be driven in the summer.

Which is better - Firestone All-Season vs Goodyear Assurance?

Firestone All Season tires are better in terms of dry traction and snow traction performance, while Goodyear Assurance wins in refined driving and wet traction.

Which is better - Firestone All-Season vs Michelin Defender?

Firestone All Season tires aren't as good of a choice as Michelin's Defender tires, but Michelin tires are much more expensive than Firestone All Season tires.

Which is better - Firestone All-Season vs Bridgestone Ecopia?

Bridgestone Ecopia is a better choice in terms of ride comfort and steering response, while Firestone All Season performs better in snow and slightly better in aquaplaning prevention.

Firestone All-Season

Passenger All-Season · up to 118 mph

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Features & benefits

High-silica compound: Thanks to the innovative high-silica compound often found in premium tires, the Firestone All-Season tire is capable of delivering improved wet traction. The compound also introduces lower rolling resistance, so you'll get better fuel economy and year-round flexible rotation to increase the tread life with this tire mounted.
Reinforced casing: Firestone All-Season also comes with a reinforced polyester casing and two nylon-wrapped steel belts above to provide additional sturdiness. Thanks to this, the tires come with increased stability when compared to the previous Firestone FR710 model.
M+S rated: The "mud and snow" designation on these Firestone tires means they can be used in winter conditions. All-season tires equipped with this symbol offer better snow traction than year-round tires without it, resulting in a closer performance to winter tires.

Technical specs

Size 175/65R15

Category: Passenger All-Season
Vehicle: Passenger
Mileage warranty: 65,000-mile limited
Load index: 1,102 lbs (84)
Max speed: 118 MPH (T)
Load range: Standard (SL)
UTQG: 560BA
Wet traction: B
Temperature: A
Treadwear rating: 560
Tire size: 175/65R15
Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMS): No

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