- Joined
- Jan 7, 2021
- Messages
- 146
no
Same thing in Canada.
Could be a pricing dispute as well. Kind of hard to believe the whole Bridgestone lineup has supply chain issues at the same time.
Seeing that with Loblaw and affiliated stores stores in Canada. Stopped carrying Frito Lay products due to a pricing dispute.
Same thing in Canada.
Could be a pricing dispute as well. Kind of hard to believe the whole Bridgestone lineup has supply chain issues at the same time.
Seeing that with Loblaw and affiliated stores stores in Canada. Stopped carrying Frito Lay products due to a pricing dispute.
True-but their advertising budgets don't even come close to Frito Lay.Good. Frito Lay has too much shelf space in grocery stores for overpriced and mediocre chips. There are plenty of regional potato chip companies that make a better product for less money than Frito Lay.
I've been involved in how the "sausage is made with FL". I would politely disagree with the "better quality elsewhere".Good. Frito Lay has too much shelf space in grocery stores for overpriced and mediocre chips. There are plenty of regional potato chip companies that make a better product for less money than Frito Lay.
The 2 Costco near me really don't have a lot of space for stock (Nov/Dec there's dozens of orders strewn across the tire area that goes in to the customer service area)...I personally don't think those 2 stores carry much in stock when it comes to Bridgestone.Same thing in Canada.
Could be a pricing dispute as well. Kind of hard to believe the whole Bridgestone lineup has supply chain issues at the same time.
Seeing that with Loblaw and affiliated stores stores in Canada. Stopped carrying Frito Lay products due to a pricing dispute.
Based on my model they are Michelin and BF GoodrichThe 2 Costco near me really don't have a lot of space for stock (Nov/Dec there's dozens of orders strewn across the tire area that goes in to the customer service area)...I personally don't think those 2 stores carry much in stock when it comes to Bridgestone.
Wonder if Costco is teaming up with a different tire manufacturer ie Pirelli, or maybe Continental?
Michelin and BFG are the same. My local Costco still had plenty of Bridgestone.Based on my model they are Michelin and BF Goodrich
I personally would welcome Goodyear/Cooper at Costco any day over Bridgestone/Firestone.Michelin and BFG are the same. My local Costco still had plenty of Bridgestone.
They were testing Goodyear out at some warehouses.
With the tire makers wanting to consolidate distribution, I can see Costco making a move - they will never break up with Michelin but they also need a second tier tire to carry. I can Bridgestone making their tires exclusive to Firestone stores. Goodyear doesn’t have the same footprint anymore since they pulled out of retail ops(I remember as a kid many cities and towns had a Goodyear corporate dealer - then Rynck Tire Centers and the Goodyear Tire & Service Network). Carl Icahn is in charge at Pep Boys - and they seem to be in bed with Cooper(which is now Goodyear), Walmart is all in with Goodyear. Sumitomo owns TBC - Big O/Speedee Oil/Midas.
I think the only reason why Costco carried Bridgestone during their fracas with Michelin - OE run-flat applications on BMW and Toyota. Which were almost always Bridgestone.I personally would welcome Goodyear/Cooper at Costco any day over Bridgestone/Firestone.
Costco having issues with Michelin in the past - that is news to me?I think the only reason why Costco carried Bridgestone during their fracas with Michelin - OE run-flat applications on BMW and Toyota. Which were almost always Bridgestone.