Tyre reviews Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport. Page 5 441

Great tire. Recapped Continental lasted just 2 seasons. This tire has been driven 6000 km. and still feels like new.

I bought the tires in May, already done 2 services at 15,000 each. No complaints about the tire. Minimal wear. If comparing to noise, I'm leaning towards higher mileage tires. Noise after studs in winter is not a problem. Separate word about aquaplaning. The tires have proven themselves well. On a wet road, handling does not deteriorate. I recommend to those who travel a lot.

Good tires, top quality. Handling on wet roads is like on dry. No discomfort from noise level. I think they are well-balanced tires. Highly recommended!!!

I like the tire. It's the second Bridgestone set. The first one I had lasted 75,000 km. I like it all, just a bit stiff. It's worth checking the manufacturer, Japanese ones are softer, while those from Poland have a thicker sidewall, just like the ones from Kamaz, so it's stiffer. On a smooth road, it's absolutely silent and doesn't vibrate in the wheel well. If you want comfort, not handling, not

Excellent tire, no signs of cracks or bulges. It holds well on a wet road. It loves warm weather; already at +6 degrees you can feel that the tire becomes stiff until it warms up. As for the noise level, it's average. It's difficult to evaluate as I've been using this tire for a while. Overall, it's worth the money.

Ran 80,000 km on very mixed roads. Very reliable and durable tire, punctures were, but already by critical mileage. A bit noisy, but it's just trifles.

Super tyre! Hold on at any speed is great, braking too. Fast on water if the tread is thick enough. Tread wears quickly, barely up to 30,000 km with active driving. That's the only minus. Car H5 4.8, 20-inch radius. If the price doesn't scare you, buy.

I bought it before the trip to the south. No punctures. No bulges (drove on a potholed road). Slightly strained the sidewall when driving in the rain at speeds over 100. The curve handles normally. No signs of wear. Noise is not too annoying (it was a Korean tire with a louder hum, slightly louder than 3 bulges) and it's tolerable.

A compromise tire for bad roads, suitable for thrifty drivers (good tread, wear-resistant, fairly resistant to punctures and cuts). Not suitable for aggressive driving (heats up for a long time, "grip" is average, prone to slippage). Quieter than average, but slaps on joints loudly, not comparable to soft compounds.

Good track wheels. Optimal price-performance ratio.