Tyre reviews Bridgestone Turanza T001. Page 2 509

I've been driving on Bridgestone Turanza T001s for 5 seasons now, with a diameter of 15. Out of those 5 seasons, 4 of them have been on 195/55s, which came with the car. The previous owner had them for at least 2 seasons before I got them. This spring, I sold the old set with a tread depth of a bit over 2mm, and they had done 50,000 km under my ownership

Personally, I'm satisfied with the chosen tire model, as for my money (14,000 rubles for four wheels) these wheels perfectly cope with their tasks. Turns are overcome confidently, course stability is satisfactory. Having driven over a thousand kilometers on these tires, I didn't have to get used to any specific driving features on this rubber, as everything is normal and standard, so to speak. I personally do not feel increased tire noise. Braking occurs confidently. Handling on a wet road is

I bought this tire based on the reviews here. It exceeded all my expectations. I got a Japanese production. I freely rate five stars for all points except for ice control. I've never driven on ice in the summer tire and I don't plan to. The tire is excellent, found no potholes, cracks or cuts. Compared to the Kumho Solus KH 15 which came with the car from the factory - it's like heaven and earth. Kumho is rubbish! It was

195/55/R15. Made in Japan. I used these tires on my MY-01. I have to say that for me Bridgestone are synonymous with durability. On my MY-01 I drove for 5 years and was slightly discontent with the handling. The Turanza simply blew me away. It enters corners perfectly, doesn't skid. When I brake sharply the car just brakes! Even the ABS doesn't activate (on my MY-01 the ABS would always get activated when

I chose this model based on the reviews and I can confidently say that the tire is worth its money and the quality meets the expectations. The side wall is strong, it withstands impacts. I hit some good potholes on the highway and the tires handled them well. Of course, the 60-profile also plays a role. On the highway in hot weather above +35, they don't float and hold the road confidently. In smooth turns at speeds up to 140 it's like driving

Škoda Octavia. Installed 3 weeks ago, drove about 1200 km. Road and city. Positive after the standard Matador. Main pluses: 1. Not noisy - in the city and on the highway, 2. Soft - swallows small potholes well, 3. Braking is super - and fuel economy (0.5-0.7 on the onboard computer - didn't think it was possible). Holds the road well - up to

185/65 R15 I chose for about a month. I read a lot of reviews and tests from different manufacturers and tyres. I put them and drove the season. Both in the city and on the track. I made trips to the lakes in the Chelyabinsk region to Lake Itkul. (Who was - he understood!) The road was like that (7 km) as if it was bombed yesterday. ..... I have already driven there for about 20 minutes..........2-3

Nothing bad, just a car like tires for comfort movement! At a reasonable speed, no more than 150 km/h, it behaves great. No noise, holds the road perfectly, behaves great in the rain, cuts through puddles like a boat! Aquaplaning is stated by the manufacturer as 89 km/h, I tried it at 125... and I'm writing this review after the summer, everything is great)))

After 17,000 km of wear, I didn't

Excellent tires, purchased in 2020, with a mileage of 300,000. Now it's 366,000 in 2024. They wear out slowly, are durable, and despite hitting many potholes, there are no bulges or bumps.

Excellent tires, of course, a bit stiff like all tires from this manufacturer. They handle great in both dry and wet weather, and the wear is also good, a bit noisy.