Tyre reviews Bridgestone Blizzak Ice. Page 3 161

Slick tires start to slide in high temperatures, but not in freezing temperatures. This provides a good grip on the road in all conditions. It handles snow well, and tracks well in a snow-covered groove, staying on the path you intended, not veering off into the groove. It brakes well, without any uncertain wheel lockup and, with good driving, without ABS engagement.

Excellent handling and braking performance, forgives clumsy driving and even slightly delayed reaction, the main thing is not to turn off your brain, otherwise no tire will help. Very durable - two seasons, mileage of about thirty thousand and still preserved quite well.

The tire is very soft and quiet, yet puncture-proof, I've collected a lot of potholes, but it doesn't even flinch. There are no bulges, it hasn't lost its shape. It plows through snow with ease, doesn't toss the car on puddles, doesn't start hydroplaning, doesn't become stiff in the frost, remains soft, and doesn't become jelly-like in the heat. It's definitely worth the money. The mileage is 15 thousand and no sign of wear.

Not bad grip. In slush and mud, they hold well, on dry road they don't float. Slush and water are diverted perfectly, the tread is not clogged with snow. Starting on snow and mud is no problem, practically doesn't slip, grip is good. In turns, it holds very and very well, there were no slips not once.

I've got a second Baha 2018, the most standard wheels 205/55 R16, I'm going into my fifth winter now. In terms of condition, it's quite acceptable, in terms of handling, it's even more than cool, all energetic maneuvers are performed without hesitation. In my opinion, the tire should be exactly like this - durable, reliable and comfortable, an excellent option for our semi-European Moscow winter.

I used to drive on Bridgestone Blizzak a long time ago, on my first cars. The impressions were very good. In the summer, I saw a promotion on Bridgestone tires - I took a set. And again, I didn't regret it. I got tired of driving on city asphalt in the winter. As a result, at the beginning of the season, I've already encountered 4 types of weather - rain and puddles at zero degrees, snow and frost down to -7, frost without snow, and rolled snow with rain. In all weather conditions, the tires performed admirably. Very predictable acceleration and braking. Quiet, soft, very confident on different types of road surfaces. Can be recommended boldly. I bought them for my Honda Accord R 17

The best traction, the best in everything! Confidence in maneuvering and movement, even on ice, without any tendency to skid. On the highway, it's quite predictable, wear resistance is excellent. Moderately quiet, soft, after standing still at -30 for several days, it quickly recovers during the start of movement. Over two winter seasons, the tread wear is almost imperceptible. Traction properties are preserved. I definitely recommend purchasing!

I've been using Bridgestone Blizzak tires on various models for over 15 years. These tires have always been good in terms of their characteristics, including on ice. Excellent tires, and the price is not the highest. I recommend them.

I got a 13-year-old Continental with Bridgestone Blizzak on it, bought from a private seller last year. The previous owner owned the car for 2 years but didn't say if he bought this tire. So, I have no idea how old the tire was when he put it on (i.e., how many winters). The condition is excellent, still has 4mm left, so it's still good to go in terms of durability and longevity. As for other aspects

performs well in strong frosts, sat in the morning and drove off, there is no effect of square wheels from the fact that the parking lot where the car was standing froze completely, and you have to wait a couple of kilometers for the tires to warm up.

It withstands bumps well, does not burst and does not form bulges. It grips well on any road. I'm more than satisfied with the tires.