Tyre reviews Bridgestone Turanza T005. Page 7 530

Tires for handling and braking are great, but everyone who writes that they are quiet, simply praises their own swamp. The tires are very noisy. Yes, they do not hum like tires with a spruce pattern. But the rumble is damn annoying.

Review after the first day of use. They write that the oak, I don't agree, moderately soft and hard, I would say collected. They handle the road perfectly. On puddles, the car usually slows down noticeably, but here it's as if there are no puddles. I noticed that acceleration has become easier, quite noticeably. The only minus for today is the noise. I have Pirelli Zero winter tires, they are very loud, and after them, of course, it's quieter, but I would like to muffle it a bit. Perhaps the break-in period will slightly improve the sound. But in general, the quality and confidence behind the wheel are, of course, palpable.

The tires seemed noisy, possibly in comparison with the worn-out old ones. The issue of aquaplaning was of great concern, but so far it seems that the tires are handling this problem. It's too early to talk about wear, I've been driving on these tires for 3 months. I'm satisfied with the purchase. The Bridgestone Noranza winter tires have been in use for the 12th (!) season!!! And only the studs have worn out, the tread is almost new (I ordered them from Finland when I bought the car in 2012). I hope the Turanza summer tires will work no worse.

Excellent tires. For 5000 km, they never failed. They hold the road in the lane perfectly, resistant to aquaplaning. Quiet. Wear resistance is good.

Didn't fully evaluate, but like more than Michelin and Nokian. Writing about summer.

Speed index U, price/quality is just right! It's said to be noisy, but I didn't notice any particular noise, I always drive on the highway where everything is noisy?, good grip on turns and in the rain ?, of course Michelin is the standard, but you need to be able to buy it, in these difficult times.

Great tires! Quite quiet. Handling is excellent. Expensive, but the only alternatives are Russian or Chinese.

I bought tires at a branch of the store in the city of Arkhangelsk (made in Italy), and it turned out that both tires were uneven. They couldn't be balanced, and on the machine, you could see the vibration in all directions with the naked eye. Driving on the highway was possible up to 100 km/h, but after that, such a vibration started that it felt like kidney stones were coming out. The appeal to the central office of Mosavtoshina in Moscow did not yield any results, so I had to buy two new tires, this time of Russian production, and they were even. The tires themselves are very good in terms of their characteristics.

I purchased this R15 model set at a discount for 21k. It's softer compared to my previous Dunlop. It does a good job of smoothing out road irregularities, and it seems to be quite lightweight. However, you should be aware that the sidewalls are thin, and if you frequently damage them, this tire is definitely not for you.

Excellent tires, unless you happen to get one with a manufacturing defect (one of them developed a bulge after a month of use, without any major impacts, but every manufacturer has occasional issues, the other 3 (40,000 km) + 1 (2,000 km) replacement for the defective one - excellent). At temperatures above +5, they perform excellently on the road, dry and wet asphalt is handled perfectly (especially when new), the braking distance is short (in combination with good brake pads and discs). Wet dirt and gravel are average, but they are not designed for that. Wear is minimal after 2.5 seasons, everything is fine, less than a third of the tread's working height, it's essential to keep the car in good technical condition, at least once a season, check the wheel alignment and balancing, then the tires will last long and retain their properties on the roads. I can't say anything about the noise (I don't pay attention, there's no particularly annoying sound), I don't choose tires based on this criterion.