Tyre reviews Bridgestone Ecopia EP150 178

I bought them based on the advice of the guys I know who drive, as I didn't really know much about tires at the time. Now I confidently advise and I will buy tires of this brand myself. Summer and winter tires, they hold the road perfectly, including in the grooves. Reliable. Quite durable, I say as a "novice" who keeps hitting potholes.

I bought an EP 150 for my working horse for bad roads, often drive loaded and I don't feel acoustic discomfort, it holds bumps very well, this has been tested, as I drove on it until December with negative temperatures and a small amount of snow, I was very surprised that it held the road, braking distance increased slightly, I thought it would be much worse because it's a summer tire. On the highway to 160 it holds perfectly. It holds a wet road decently.

It's made in Thailand on the Meden Rasha tyre, be careful and ask the dealer, otherwise it's not bad, the ride is smooth and comfortable, and I wouldn't say it's extremely noisy as some people claim.

175/65/R14. Made in Thailand. Before these tires I used Bridgestone B650AQ, which after 8 years (!) of use became like a rock. After installing the new tires, the car rides more smoothly and softly. The first trip on the highway revealed one unpleasant moment - the car starts to smoothly drift off the track at high speed. I have to constantly adjust the steering. And it’s not that it’s skidding, but it’s smoothly drifting. Two thousand

The tire is actually very good. It handles dry roads excellently. On wet roads, everything is fine, considering that I don't drive fast in the rain. Small potholes and road joints are absorbed easily. But the full potential of the tires is revealed at temperatures above +20 degrees. I didn't notice any fuel savings. The fuel consumption is the same as with my previous Hankook ME02 tires. It's too early to evaluate the wear resistance. And everything would be fine, but there's the noise. The tire turned out to be very loud, even compared to the same Hankook. Although before buying, I read that there's such a thing as a "run-in" period and the noise should decrease after 1000 km. But the miracle didn't happen. And accordingly, the higher the speed, the less comfortable the ride becomes. Now my only hope is that wheel arch soundproofing will help. In general, make your conclusions and decide.

During use, the tire showed no negative features and was well-balanced with minimal loads. The tire is in moderation stiff as needed for summer use, and on a wet road there was no aquaplaning although there was some driving over good-sized puddles at speed with no loss of traction. Overall, excellent price-to- quality ratio.

Bought 14" tyres for my Kalinka a year ago. Seemed unusually quiet and soft after KAMAZ EURO. Showed excellent grip both on dry and wet asphalt. Wonderful braking. Moderate wear. Almost no balancer adjustments were required.

Excellent tires, one drawback - it's noisy, otherwise all the plus.

For speed freaks who enjoy burning the rubber, this tire model is not going to be a winner. The sidewall is soft, comfortable, the tire is quiet (which is surprisingly for a tire in this class), brakes perfectly, one of the shortest braking distances I've ever experienced on any vehicle I've ever driven. Previously, I had Continental SRS5 on the car and, in terms of the Bridgestone ER150, can say that it's no worse. But please, for

Top energy-saving tire in its class. Bridgestone speaks for itself. Yokohama A.Drive AA01 was previously my best bet, but it's been surpassed by Bridgestone in terms of comfort and handling. I'll definitely choose this tire again.