Tyre reviews Bridgestone Ecopia EP850 SUV. Page 2 66

Good and durable tires, I drive little, bought with the maximum durability and smoothness in mind, fairly quiet and comfortable for the city. Haven't driven in deep mud or on a dirt track so can't comment on how they behave off-road.

For a city with an annual mileage of less than 10,000 km, they are quite acceptable. The only drawback, as far as I am concerned, is the wide longitudinal grooves, in which small aggregate gets stuck, giving an unpleasant "clicking" sound during driving.

I'm currently running the second set, and when about 1/3 of the tread is left, aquaplaning becomes noticeable.

The tires are excellent, no worse than the Continental ones from the salon. They behave well on wet asphalt.

A good model for its price. Not a leader, but decent. I think many have already written, but I'll repeat - a bit noisy. But not to the point of being annoying. However, it's audible. On the plus side regarding noise, I can note that the noise practically doesn't increase at high speeds. It's stable.

Stability and handling are quite decent. I was once afraid that they would fail during emergency braking (a courier suddenly darted across the road on an electric bicycle), but they handled it. I managed to stop just before his rear wheel, almost at zero :)

I haven't driven on ice or snow. They're summer tires, after all!

Noise. More than 170 on dry road I don't drive. Mileage 5000 km. In the rain 100 km per hour. The price could have been lower. Would change more often.

High-quality, reliable tires for drivers. They handle the road well on both dry and wet surfaces. Excellent value for money

Great tires!

Quiet. Soft. In the car, it's really a bit quieter and the fuel consumption has decreased slightly. They were well-balanced when installed. Only time will tell about durability. At the moment, the tires are very pleasing.

They far surpass tires made by Korean manufacturers.