Tyre reviews Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000. Страница 4 682

Found reviews and decided to respond. Bought this tire here in 13. On the 19th year still all studs in place. Considering that our winter starts early and ends late, and the terrain is constant ups and downs, and all ice and slush. The tire has proven itself excellent. Recommend.

Previous model name of this model Ice Cruiser 5000. Completed eight seasons and tried to finish them in summer, but the studs flew off. In 7000, a row of studs was added. Felt like it all works out. Unlike the 5000, it stopped trying to jump out of the track. Made in Japan.

Excellent tire, friends highly recommended it. I used Kumho before but every season I had more than 10% of the studs coming off. Bridgestone has no studs came off after season on all 4 wheels.

I've been using these tires for seven seasons now. I'm satisfied with them. There are some drawbacks, but they're negligible compared to the handling of the car. The first four sets lasted for five winters, without losing a single stud, with a total mileage of 72,000 km. They're a bit loud at high temperatures, and I've noticed that the center of the tread wears out faster on the rear non-driving axle. Otherwise, everything's great.

On these tires, 1st winter, noisy, simple tread pattern.
May not be top of the line by some parameters.
But for me, reliability is key. No studs have popped off in one winter.

Having experience in using 4 cars in a family, I can say that this option is very satisfactory in terms of price-quality. The tires last very long, the studs do not fall off, and the grip is at a decent level. The only drawback (like all studded wheels) - the noise on the asphalt.

Driving style: non-aggressive. Stopping distance on ice: good. Tires are better in terms of grip. Performs well on snow. But there was not enough time to test it as it was thawing.

Hello everyone! The tire was a hit, I drove on it for 7 seasons and switched to the 8th season to the same one. The studs are still in place! The tread is like new. I'm driving in Moscow and around it. Now I'm replacing the car. I wanted to buy the same tire. But I don't see the size 225/60/17 in the range. Maybe someone can tell me a worthy replacement, so as not to complain later?

Drove for many years on the "siping" - of course the tire is noisy (due to studs of course), especially in the first 100-200 km of mileage. Handling on dry/moist roads and slush is excellent, and also behaves well on ice, 4+. Recommend for purchase.

My car is not fast, so on snowy slush and drifting, I'm fine. Got stuck once in the snow, fell into the rut. Got out on my own. The traction is good.

Initially there was a lot of noise, now it's better.