Bridgestone Expands Select Store Network in Nashik

01 Jul 2025 CW Team

Bridgestone India has expanded its Select Store network in Nashik with the addition of M/s Nashik Tyres and Services, taking the total number of Select outlets in the city to seven. The new store was inaugurated by Mr Rajarshi Moitra of Bridgestone India.

Strategically located, the store features modern infrastructure and aims to serve as a one-stop solution for tyre and allied services. The expansion aligns with Bridgestone’s goal to offer a smarter, premium tyre retail format focused on safety, service, and customer experience.

“At Bridgestone India, we are committed to redefining the tyre buying experience through our Select stores. As we continue to expand our footprint and enhance manufacturing capabilities, our goal is to provide premium products, services and customer experience,” said Mr Rajarshi Moitra.

Bridgestone’s Select Store network now includes over 900 outlets across India. These stores offer more than just product sales—providing expert guidance and service-oriented tyre care. The company currently holds a 20 per cent share in the Indian passenger car aftermarket and is focused on further strengthening its position through innovation and retail expansion.

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