Bridgestone India Opens Select Store In Pune, Adds Premium Tyres
Bridgestone India has opened a new Select Store at Hinjewadi Phata in Pune, offering premium tyres and allied services including alignment and balancing.
Bridgestone India has opened a new Select Store, Deepraj Tyres, at Hinjewadi Phata/Wakad Bridge in Pune. The outlet is located at Ground Floor, Sr. No. 156/8, Shop No. 13, and expands the company’s retail presence in the city.
The Select Store is intended to provide tyre and wheel-care services for passenger vehicle owners. Along with Bridgestone’s premium tyre range, the outlet offers alignment, balancing, nitrogen filling and tyre changing services.
The company said the new outlet is part of its expansion in Pune and Maharashtra. Rajiv Sharma, Executive Director, Sales & Marketing, Bridgestone India, said Pune is an important market for the company and that the new store is aimed at improving access to its products and services.
Bridgestone Select Store Pune: Tyres And Services
The new outlet will retail Bridgestone’s premium tyre range, including the Turanza 6i and Dueler All-Terrain A/T002.
The Turanza 6i uses Bridgestone’s ENLITEN technology and is positioned for comfort, efficiency and EV readiness. The Dueler All-Terrain A/T002 is designed for on-road and off-road use.
The store will also provide alignment, balancing, nitrogen filling and tyre changing services, giving passenger vehicle owners access to tyre-related services at the same outlet.
Bridgestone India is headquartered in Pune and employs more than 3,000 people. The company operates as a group company of Bridgestone Corporation.
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16 Sep 2026

Autocar Professional Bureau