Commercial drivers need a tire with resilience and versatility, which is exactly what the Transforce HT2 by Firestone offers. This commercial highway tire offers all season performance capabilities for your truck or van. Features such as wear resistance, confident traction, and excellent tread block stability ensure optimal commercial performance throughout the seasons.

The Transforce HT2 is formulated with an all season, wear resistant tread compound that forms into a symmetric tread pattern with an optimized tread profile for balanced wear. This tread is designed to withstand rugged road surfaces. A group of wide, circumferential grooves works with full-depth lateral slots to promote water evacuation and minimize hydroplaning risks. Firestone's Saw Tooth Edge Siping generates biting edges for outstanding traction on slippery surfaces for total ride confidence.

Firestone is a brand imprint of Bridgestone Tires. In the early days of the company's history, in 1900, it focused primarily on passenger tire manufacture. The company is famous for inventing the world's first non-skid tread. The innovation and pioneering spirit that went into this innovation is seen today in Firestone's tires, although their focus has changed somewhat. Today's Firestone tires cover a wide range of products but put a lot of emphasis on their performance tires. Cutting-edge technology has enabled the company to develop several parallel lines of tires alongside their parent company Bridgestone that do well among buyers. Firestone has a reputation for developing tires that are durable and dependable. Optimized tire structure and tread allow for better fuel consumption on the road. The company's dedication to racing tires carries over into its passenger production line. Everyday drivers can experience the technological advances that the company has made in their daily lives. Never before has a company married the performance aspect of their research and development like Firestone. Their value proposition is a unique one in this slice of the market. While they're still a subsidiary of another company, the tires stand out as impressive on their own.