The Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 is a premium touring summer tire with owner praise for dry grip, comfort and tread life. Wet grip and noise are generally liked but less consistent, with some later-life reports of reduced grip in rain.
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Owners say79%from 17 owner reviews81% would buy againRead the reviews
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What do owners say about the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300?
Across 17 owner ratings the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 averages 79%. Owners rate Wear highest at 8.4 out of 10 and Road Feedback lowest at 7.3. 4 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 82% of owners score it 70% or better.
What is the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300's EU tire label rating?
Across its range, the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 most commonly carries EU label ratings of C for fuel efficiency, C for wet grip and 71 dB for noise.
How comfortable and quiet are the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300?
Owners rate the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 7.7 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 11 reviews.
How well do the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 8.4 out of 10 for wear across 11 reviews. 4 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 10,000 miles.
Would owners buy the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 again?
81% of owners say they would buy the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 again, based on the 16 owner reviews that answered the question. 25% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
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What sizes does the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 come in?
The Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 is available in 41 sizes, ranging from 175-245/45-65 R15-18.
Questions and Answers for the Bridgestone Ecopia EP300
My toyota corolla had used the Ecopia EP150, one of them needs to be replaced. Just wonder can I use the Ecopia EP300 which is recommended that they are compatible… Show moreMy toyota corolla had used the Ecopia EP150, one of them needs to be replaced. Just wonder can I use the Ecopia EP300 which is recommended that they are compatible, and EP300 is new, better and cheaper choice.
Any comments about the compatibility, as my friends told me that it is better to use the same tire as a pair of shoes. Show less
April 2, 2024
Unfortunately we have no experience with the EP150 OR 300, however it is always recommended to replace tires in axle pairs and fitting new EP300 on the rear axle and the older EP150s on the front axle would be an acceptable solution.
The Bridgestone Ecopia EP300 receives mostly favorable owner reviews, with dry grip and ride comfort the clearest points of agreement. Dry handling also draws praise, while quiet running and wet grip are generally liked but each has two critical reports among eleven reviews. Later-life accounts support good tread life, including several reports of substantial mileage, although this is a small sample. Two end-of-life reviews describe worsening wet grip as the tread wears, so longevity should not be confused with unchanged rain performance. Fuel-consumption comments lean positive, but the owner record is too limited to quantify any saving.
What owners mention most counted across 11 reviews
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Owner ratings averaged from 17 ratings
Owner score79%
Wear84%
Dry Grip83%
Handling79%
Comfort77%
Wet Grip76%
Road Feedback73%
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Most helpful 76%
“It is a very decent tire with durable tread. I've driven at high speeds up to 190kph for extended periods of time and it performed really well, however in the rain on motorway with old tarmac there aren't much grip. It...”
“Tires are suitable for family sedan duties. Grip well enough in the wet and dry. The tires have a bit of bouncy / floaty feeling due to the soft sidewalls but it's not a dealbraker. Low rolling resistance as advertised...”
“Great Tires. Handle and Brake very well in both Wet and Dry Conditions. Lasted Over 120,000kms on one set (and still going but will need replacing soon). I changed from Bridgestone RE003 for fuel saving reasons. I...”
After about 15,000 miles and 3 years of use, I’d say this tire is decent but not amazing. Dry grip is okay, though you can get some wheelspin if you’re a bit heavy on the throttle. Wet grip wasn’t great even when new, and after 15k miles it’s definitely worse, so that’s something to be careful about. Road noise and comfort are fine, nothing to complain about there. The biggest plus is the wear rate. I honestly didn’t expect it to last this long. Overall, it’s alright for daily use, but not the tire I’d pick if wet grip is a priority.
Tires are suitable for family sedan duties. Grip well enough in the wet and dry. The tires have a bit of bouncy / floaty feeling due to the soft sidewalls but it's not a dealbraker. Low rolling resistance as advertised as I can feel the car effortlessly coast along when I lift off the throttle.
They generate a bit more noise than I would like so I will be trying a different set of tires when it comes time to replace them as the design is a bit old now (2025) with newer options from Bridgestone and other manufacturers on the market. Tread life approximately 50 000 km.
Previous tires were maxxis Hp5 which performed simlarly excluding the low rolling resisistance.
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It is a very decent tire with durable tread. I've driven at high speeds up to 190kph for extended periods of time and it performed really well, however in the rain on motorway with old tarmac there aren't much grip. It is extremely durable, did a 13000km trip and treadwear was not noticeable, now at 40000km there are still a good amount of tread left, at about 40%. Very comfortable, not noisy at all compared to more budget brand tires on my other car.
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These are good tires. Love them over the Dunlop LM705's that I had earlier on my Corolla. These drive well in both dry and wet and excellent grip on bendy roads. Comfort is good too for the first 5,000 miles. Definitely recommended.
I've just changed my tires to this brand, so I'm kinda new with these tires. However, I can say after a few weeks with this tires... it is much better than previous tires that I used. The tire brand previously was Toyo (can't remember which model), it was ok... slightly rough, kinda loud road noise. Went to this tire service center, told them my budget... show them my car. In an instant the owner knew which tire was perfect for me... at first I thought he was joking with the price, it is more cheaper that Toyo... and handling was far far better, smoother (bare in mind, its the raining reason so the road is always wet & slippery) and also quieter (I know... new tires, of course its quieter). But for Bridgestone to give these kind of quality with this price point. I say yes, I would definitely recommend to others
Just changed my tires to these and now the car drives like a new car. A hugh improvement. The drive is very smooth, they grip the road and the stopping is great. So, so far after around two thousand kilometers it has been great.
I have only driven it for a couple of thousand kilometers yet but they are of low road noise, comfort is good, was on advan db 552 before and these are much much better especially in wet conditions, advan db 552 used to aquaplan, these don't, handles wet conditions well.
Great Tires. Handle and Brake very well in both Wet and Dry Conditions. Lasted Over 120,000kms on one set (and still going but will need replacing soon). I changed from Bridgestone RE003 for fuel saving reasons. I noticed a 2L - 3L per 100km/s imrovement in Highway driving, but only a very small improvement in city driving. Tires are quieter then the RE003's. The feedback from the tires is good, i feel a good amount of feedback through the steering wheel, but its just enough, not to over the top. Less feedback then the RE003, but i find that to be an advantage as get older and dont drive as fast.
I have not noticed any disadvantge in performance handling having these instead of the RE003's and they have already lasted twice as long as my RE003's. I will be using these well into the furture and would recomend to everyone. I could not be more happy with the lifespan of these tires. I got them from a Brigstone Store and used the road hazzard warranty and got a free replacement due to stick through a sidewall.
I had a blast with these tires. Lasted 3 years with semi aggressive driving. Dry performance is great, wet its dependable.. I'm using Proton Satria MMC 1.6cc its a light car. Yeah it is noisy but not like roaring sound. Braking is good. Fuel economy is excellent. Would definitely recommend others to buy at this price point. I am very satisfied with it overall. But bear in mind, when its worn out, dry grip is still good, wet is bad so take caution. Braking is bad too hahaha i mean it's worn out what do you expect. For the budget I would definitely buy again.
serena c26 fitted ep150 originally, but they are terrible, i changed egp. after 4 years, i preferred to fit with the original fitting 195/60-16, egp do not have this. yokohama e32 no stock yet, go for the ep300 then. it is much much better than ep150, quite/ comfort/ good handling compared with ep150. wet & dry grip are acceptable, but fuel efficiiency--- even not as good as egp 205/55-16.
