Each and every year millions of Americans prepare for the summer by enjoying a great Memorial Day weekend.  It is also the case that many look for the best sales and deals during this major holiday event.  With this in mind it should come as no surprise to see millions looking for Memorial day tire sales as they will want to find the best 2011 deals for tires from Bridgestone, Cooper, Michelin, Goodyear and Firestone.


When buying new tires it is usually the case that individuals either go to a car dealership or research a retailer such as Sams, WalMart or Sears.  It is very important to not limit ones research as there are many discount tire retailers nationwide that could offer very low prices.  It is often true that most retailers offer very low prices during the Memorial Day weekend due to the fact that they know Americans will be out and about looking to spend money and these retailers want their business.  Sometimes it takes cutting prices a little bit to get that competitive advantage.

As we continue to push towards the new year many will be looking for the best after Christmas Jean sales 2011.  Remember that almost every single department store in the nation will be having great sales and deals so it might be a good idea to simply shop around.

With this in mind it is always smart for customers to do some extra research online.  With that being said it is important to remember that you usually pay for what you get so it might be wise to not go too cheap as these tires might wear out quickly and not be worth what you paid for them.  Before the big Memorial Day sales weekend look for most retailers to offer discounts on four tires but remember it is up to you to find the best overall sale.

Here is some more on Bridgestone tires from Wikipedia:

As part of reinforcement plans, the company purchased a plant in Tennessee from the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, its first manufacturing plant in North America, and started the production of radial tyres for trucks and buses in 1983. Bridgestone also has a steel cord plant in Clarksville, TN named Bridgestone Metalpha. Metalpha is currently ranked as the top provider in the global steel cord market.
In May 1988, a take-over bid of America’s No.2 tyre manufacturer Firestone Tire and Rubber Company was successful, and Firestone was placed under the Bridgestone umbrella as a subsidiary company. This purchase brought a large number of Firestone global production sites into the Bridgestone organization. These sites included North America, Central and South America, Europe, New Zealand and other locations. Bridgestone also commenced production in Turkey.
Nashville-based Bridgestone Americas Holding, Inc. (BSAH) is the U.S. subsidiary of the Bridgestone Corporation. BSAH and its subsidiaries develop, manufacture and market Bridgestone, Firestone, Dayton and associate brand tyres for consumers, automotive and commercial vehicle original equipment manufacturers, and those in the agricultural, forestry and mining industries. The companies also produce air springs, roofing materials, synthetic rubber and industrial fibres and textiles and operate the world’s largest chain of automotive tyre and service centres