Tyre reviews Bridgestone Alenza 001. Page 4 411

The tire is really worthy. I've been looking for a long time, reading reviews, and considering the price-quality ratio and wear resistance, it's a perfect golden mean. It confidently holds the road in both wet and dry conditions. There were moments when I had to emergency brake, and scooterists were "rushing" to get under the wheels, but there was no slipping or skidding, the grip with the road is excellent. The only thing is that it's a bit noisy. The previous one was Michelin, it was completely quiet. And now, with the windows open in the summer, you can hear it quite well, and there's a background hum on the highway. I have to raise my voice a bit, although it's a Lexus RX with a factory sound system.

In general, I recommend it

Excellent comfortable tires, far better than the standard Bridgestone. Pure Japanese quality. When driving you feel confident. And that's the most important thing on our roads.

For the past 7 years, I've only been using Bridgestone tires, both in winter and summer. Ahead of replacing the old, still factory-standard tire, I had some doubts because I had come across conflicting reviews, but in the end, I decided to rely on my experience with this brand and I didn't make a mistake! The tire exceeded all my expectations, both in terms of noise, braking and comfort while driving. I got model 50 of 2020, so it

Drove on these tires for a couple of months. Highway driving and city driving. It picks up speed quickly, braking is at a level. You don't even have to squeeze the brake pedal and the car stops like on rails. It's well-behaved on wet asphalt. I'll say one thing: the price is high, but they are worth it. I'd recommend to everyone. I gave one star for the snow and ice handling because it's a summer tire.

I have now acquired this tire. The original Japanese Dunlop had served faithfully for five seasons. It took a long time to decide on a summer replacement, although the price isn't the lowest, I can confidently say it's worth it. The car bites the road hard when braking. Noticing a marked improvement in handling (will see how it affects fuel consumption). The noise level has dropped.

Outstanding in rain. Slices through puddles like an icebreaker, you hardly even notice they were there. All that's left is a hint of splash. Suitable for both high-speed driving and city driving. Good tread pattern. 5-star noise. Made in Japan, no disputing the quality.

I have chosen 265/60 R18 tires specifically for highway driving on vacation. They hold the road perfectly and are great at water displacement, like Jesus walking on dry land. The enhanced sidewall has also helped me avoid potholes. The tires are a bit noisier, but this is not a major issue for a diesel engine. I highly recommend these tires, and when it's time to replace my current ones, I will definitely go with the same model.

I have a BMW X3, and on the Alenza, I really enjoyed how comfortable it is to be in the cabin while driving on the track. Obstacles are effortlessly overcome on one try, silence and calmness prevail. When maneuvering and braking, there are no glitches, the car is fully controlled at 100%.

A reliable tire! Passed 3,000 km with no issues, does not bother with noise on long roads, keeps the car stable, does not wobble on the road. Throughout the entire trip, no punctures or blowouts, despite gathering a multitude of potholes.

I really like this tire, and it corners better than Dueler SP Sport, and in the rain I feel more confident than with any other tire I've tried
I mounted it on my Tiguan in 235/60/R17