Tyre reviews Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000 682

The tires have been driven for 3 winters in the city mode in St. Petersburg, which means that they have had to spend most of the winter on asphalt, approximately 40,000 km. As of today, the wear of all 4 tires is about 40%. Among all the studs on my four tires, only one tire lost 3 studs, and the other lost all of them! Such a stud design is not seen at anyone else! These are very good tires. Strong and

Good tire for its price. Lost no studs through the season (track, Moscow, suburb).
Excellent traction on mud.
Some say it's quite noisy. Didn't cause me any discomfort.

I've been using this tire since I bought my car in December 2009, which makes it 8 seasons old. I've never tried any other tire, but this one has been perfect for me. I've driven all over the place, mostly very aggressively, as fast as my car would allow. This tire is incredibly durable, as even after 8 seasons, the tread is almost bald but the studs are still in place. For our roads, this is exactly what I need - I

I'd say it's not super-duper but still it's EXCELLENT TYRE, quite acceptable! I'm driving in Moscow and the region. I'll justify why it's excellent, winter 2015-2016 will be my third season using this product, or rather second and a half, because "a half" is because I've used two full seasons on four wheels, and on this third one I'll have to buy two new skates and it's strictly my personal

Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 5000 was on my wife's Ford Focus. It was loved, wore out terribly in 8 years, but the studs lasted until the end. Last year I bought a new set of Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000 for Ford Focus, and I was overjoyed! This year I bought the same tire for my Ford Mondeo. Now I confidently drive in the snow. It blows so much that the snow begins to pile up on the hood.

The car is 8 years old (entering the 9th winter). 5 winters drove on IceCruizer 5000, then understood that I would take the IceCruizer again. But there were already the 7000s. As I read in the reviews then, I took the tire for slushy snow (in yards and for winter driving to the dacha). In this part, the tire completely justified itself. Because the wife also drives, I did not

Non-run flat tire with mileage 51,000 km, only studs on the tire, road 90% asphalt and the rest 45% noisy, I recommend to those who do not have a good road side, strong tire will not puncture.

I've been running these tires for the first season. I swapped them for my stock Dunlop 18" all-seasons and this is a whole new level of comfort. They hold the road great, corners are great, no issue with road crown. We'll see how many tread blocks are left after winter. They seem to be doing well on this mixed road. I'm happy with the noise level. I didn't notice any significant difference from my previous tires. They do get a bit loud

Good winter tire, the studs stick very well, after two winters not a single stud has fallen off, one minus: noisy on asphalt. Give it 4+

Stunning tires that always come worn out, as I live in Krasnodar, and we have one name for winter here. Seeing how friends' studs were flying off when driving on dry roads, I was convinced that I would never put such tires on my car. Incidentally, there were those who had all the studs intact, but the price was unacceptable. IC7000 advised a good friend, brought many arguments in favor of this tire, and I decided to take the risk. What