Tyre reviews Bridgestone B250 346

Pretty good tire, and I bought it about a couple of years ago for 2600 rubles per unit in Nizhny Tagil. I chose this model due to its robust sidewall, since the roads in our city are simply in shambles, courtesy of our mayor Isayeva and the current authorities. The tires didn't let me down, not once, not a single crack in the sidewall, and it holds speed confidently, doesn't drift, and I accelerated to

Pretty good stock tire. I have a Made in Italy version with a 10,000 km tread. Disadvantages: 1. Not very durable, although acceptable for me. Should last for a couple of seasons 2. Noisey (not too much, but noticeable) Advantages: 1. Excellent braking on dry and wet asphalt. 2. Level of aquaplaning resistance

Good tyre.
The plus points are:
1. Braking is excellent even with ABS
2. Good road holding and stable at high speeds (went up to 150 km/h)
3. Moderately soft
4. Good anti-hydroplaning even when driving into deep puddles.
5. Good braking performance on wet roads.
6. Fairly priced.
The minus points are:
1. Noisy tyre

Before this I used the CAMA 217, compared to it.
This one is much noisier than the winter tires with studs.
Dry roads are fine, but on wet roads it's mediocre - even at moderate speeds, it tends to steer a bit, but brakes well enough.
The decisive factor in choosing a tire was cord thickness (the roads are rubbish) and bridges do a great job in this regard.
By the way, if you do decide

195/65/R15
In general, it's not a bad tire, it confidently holds the road on both wet and dry asphalt. But in the fall, during the off-season, it slips very badly on ice and becomes hard.
Among the advantages - good predictable handling.
Among the disadvantages - it's noisy, quite strong wear for my mileage of 39,000 in total and 25 for summer.

A solid three-piece, almost a good student
In principle, a decent inexpensive (was a stock on the car, don't know the price) tire, but it's too noisy. I'll finish the remaining tread, but I doubt I'll buy such a tire again.
Pros: behaves well on dry and wet asphalt
Cons: noisy

A worthy all-season tire. I've been driving for the second year already. It handles the road perfectly. In the rain, it behaves steadily. It doesn't make much noise. It's perfect for places where there's no snow. For the southern regions of our country, for example

The replacement tire for the standard Pirelli R7, compared to Pirelli tire, is clearly one class lower in terms of handling and stability in the rain, and surprisingly, also in durability, and as for the resource, it's not all right either.

The tire was on my Toyota Corolla Veggie + Nissan Expert 1999. Pretty durable, holds the road well, fairly noisy but depending on the asphalt. For the price, I'd say it's a great option. I've tried the cord to the end on this car - Nokian Green, Amtel Planet, BF Goodrich, Maxxis MA-P1, so I have something to compare it to. The downsides are that it's a bit stiff, I'm a

Very good and fairly quiet tire. Wore very little in 1 season, good road holding, especially on wet pavement and in puddles, much better than Turanza at a lower price. Aggressive driving style.