Bridgestone introduces its new winter tyre for vans - Duravis Van Winter ENLITEN:
- This premium winter tyre offers exceptional durability, efficiency and safety in all winter conditions.
- The Duravis Van Winter ENLITEN provides maximum safety for van and light truck users, offering best-in-class performance on snow and ice, according to TÜV SÜD.
- With its ENLITEN technology, Bridgestone’s van tyre offers best-in-class mileage and a 13% reduction in rolling resistance, which helps reduce downtime and total cost of ownership.

Bridgestone, a globalleader in premium tyresand sustainable mobility, presents the Duravis Van Winter ENLITEN to support van and light truck fleet users during daily winter working conditions, while also helping to reduce their total cost of ownership.

According to independent TÜV SÜD tests, the Bridgestone Duravis Van Winter offers the best braking distance and grip in both snowy and icy conditions, ensuring safety and control throughout the winter period. The tyre is ideal for electric vehicles and carries an A-grade label for wet grip according to the EU.
The Bridgestone Duravis Van Winter also stands out with the longest mileage compared to other premium winter alternatives, helping to reduce vehicle downtime and total cost of ownership.
These performance improvements are due to ENLITEN technology, which combinesseveral advanced Bridgestone technologies, providing improved tyre durability under various winter conditions. The new tyre is also optimised for reduced rolling resistance and excellent snow grip.

The Bridgestone Duravis Van Winter is fully ready for electric vehicles, meeting the performance requirements of every vehicle and the specific requirements of electric vehicles.
The tyre will be available on the market from July 2024 in various sizes and will be available across Europe, Turkey and other countries, excluding Russia. The Duravis Van Winter ENLITEN complements Bridgestone’s premium van line-up, providing reliability, toughness and efficiency in winter road conditions.

