TyreCall Group is set to become the exclusive distributor of Bridgestone and Firestone passenger, van and SUV tyres across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland from 1 November 2026, subject to the completion of closing conditions.
The agreement will see TyreCall take responsibility for the distribution of both brands across the island of Ireland, extending its relationship with Bridgestone.
Under the new arrangement, Bridgestone will retain its direct commercial relationships with motorcycle, commercial fleet, truck and bus, and retread tyre customers. TyreCall will separately act as Bridgestone's official logistics partner in Ireland for these product categories.
The distinction means TyreCall will assume exclusive distribution responsibilities for the passenger, van and SUV ranges while supporting the movement of specialist products without taking over Bridgestone's direct customer relationships.
Sean Cusack, Managing Director of TyreCall Group, described the agreement as a significant development for the business, strengthening its market presence and expanding its premium product portfolio.
He said the company is adapting its operational infrastructure to support distribution and supply chain services across Ireland.
The forthcoming agreement will bring Bridgestone and Firestone passenger tyre distribution together under TyreCall's nationwide operation, with the new arrangements scheduled to begin on 1 November, provided the closing conditions are satisfied.
Tags: TyreCall, Bridgestone, Firestone, Ireland tyre distribution, Northern Ireland, tyre wholesalers, passenger tyres, van tyres, SUV tyres, tyre logistics
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