Tyre reviews Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000S. Page 1 244

Good tires, installed at the beginning of the season, now over 4,000 km have been covered without any defects noted, though it's hard to compare to the previous Kama winter tires. The studs are all in place, the rubber is soft enough, it doesn't become brittle on ice, it's not too noisy, it grips the snow pretty well, and it's not too loud. It's going confidently on ice and on a slippery surface. In general, there were no negative

Very happy! The noise is less than the summer cam 129. It holds fantastically on dry and wet asphalt, on ice, on snow, on slush. The studs are barely audible, the irregularities swallow it simply amazing! May not quite compare to anything, but I don't want anything else for now! The car is driving differently!

I used to drive on Hakkas 7 on my previous car and also bought them for Rio. It's time to change the tires. I was hesitant for a long time whether to take Bridgestone or still Hakkas 9 or 10 (their prices have become too biting). I took Bridgestone and didn't regret it at all. The tires are great! They hold the road well, handle dirt roads well, and are predictable on the road. Yes, they are noisy, BUT tires with such an aggressive "tractor" tread should be noisy. Honestly, it doesn't bother me, the main thing is that they hold the road, brake, and can handle dirt roads to the dacha. I also bought another set for Kia Soul, drove on it - also only positive impressions. The tires are R-16 on both cars.

Good tire. Used up the winter tread (although there was hardly any snow this year) and all the studs are still in place, the lugs look brand new. Always approach the description of tire noise with skepticism, and this one really whines after 70-80 km/h, although I was aware of it beforehand and was warned about it, but I needed a tire with good side grip (I drive with a family and I'd rather get into a pothole than wobble on

I'm really satisfied with the tire, it handles deep snow perfectly, on clean ice the studs bite in 5 points, the sound of the studs doesn't irritate and is almost inaudible, I previously drove on a studded tire, I thought that with studs there would be loud noise in the car, I was wrong, the tire is soft, I recommend it for purchase.

Wow! Gripping, holding. All studs in place. On ice, on bare asphalt, on packed or deep snow... until it falls on its side, it runs. -23°C, not brittle, soft. I'm over the moon with the tires!!!

After the accident on the icy surface where my previous set of Hakkapeliitta's crashed into the snow bank, I bought these due to the overwhelming number of positive reviews on the internet. My previous car ran 4 seasons (around 15,000 km per winter) with the previous set, the studs wore down but only a few pieces came off. I bought these new for my wife in autumn 2020, and they're already made in Russia. I am 100% confident in

I chose Bridgestone tires based on reviews and all the reviews were positive, except for one nuance - Bridgestone tires were very noisy, but their price won me over.

In the end I can say that all the reviews are true, they hold the road well, brake well ("checked" a couple of times), but at speeds over 80 km/h they are extremely, extremely, extremely noisy, it feels like you're taking off.

Before

I took them because of the deep tread for better snow traction, but there's no traction on snow at low speeds, constant wheelspin even on flat ground and the car is being pushed. At moderate speeds, 70-80 km/h, there are small slides in the turns. Noise level on the asphalt is not bothersome.

In general, if you choose safety, this tire is perfectly suitable for operation in northern Russian conditions (Republic of Komi), in terms of comfort, I wouldn't say it's anything good, but it's also not very bad, the only minus I've noticed so far is the noise, especially above 60 km/h, but according to many user reviews, I read that it becomes less over time due to tire wear-in. Let's wait and see!