Tyre reviews Bridgestone Turanza T001. Page 6 509

I installed the tires at a mileage of 176,000, the tires are hard but they are not afraid of potholes and pits at all.

Decent tires. A bit noisy.

Tire fire

The tires are very stiff. Every small rock on our coarse asphalt is felt. It's not noise, but vibration. I've tried it with different pressure. I think it's all about the country of production, but I'm not sure. Previously, I had Potenza re003.

I'm completely satisfied with the rubber, it's a bit rough, but the wear is minimal. Previously, I had ECOPIE 150, Turanza is better, I bought it before the price increase for 4000 T per balloon 185/60R14

A good choice for summer. Performs excellently on wet surfaces, doesn't float. At a speed of just under a hundred, I drove into puddles with no skidding, no aquaplaning. The tread is well thought out, the lamellas instantly divert water, and the car goes on clearly and without hesitation. I have these tires on my Ford S-Max - it's a pleasure to drive the car on any surface!

Excellent tires. Holds the road at 10 out of 10. Only on a low profile can the slogan "drive the dream" be confirmed

I bought these tires for my car for personal use. The mileage at the time of review is relatively low (about 1 season). I previously had these tires on my first new car, a Skoda Octavia 2011, and I was pleased with their durability and wear resistance - they lasted around 50-60 thousand kilometers on various roads, and I even made several trips to Crimea and the Black Sea coast on them. I then replaced them with Michelin Energy. I drove on those for 3 seasons before selling the car, but apart from the price, I didn't see any advantages. The problem with Michelin is that stones constantly get stuck in the tread and clatter on the asphalt, and they come out very poorly, so I have to pry them out with splinters. It's not a huge drawback, but the main disadvantage compared to Bridgestone is the unstable behavior on asphalt after 110 km/h, especially when there's a side wind. When I had to replace the Octavia with an Opel Zafira B in 2021, the choice was obvious - Bridgestone again. What I didn't like was that they were made in Russia, but what I did like was the stability on straight roads and in turns, especially at speeds over 100 km/h, and no stones get stuck in the tread. We'll see how it goes from here.

Excellent tires

Excellent tires, a bit shy on noise, but otherwise superb for the price.