Bridgestone Turanza ER300 Reviews - Page 12
Given 80%
while driving a
Volkswagen Passat 2.0TDI
(215/55 R16 W)
on a combination of roads
for 37,000 average miles
I have changed all four tires (Dunlop Sport 1) today on my Passat. Really surprised when I checked the date of last tire replacement.
Bridgetone (Rear) lasted for 37,400 miles compared to Dunlop Sport 01(Front) 26,000 miles.
But Dunlop tires are quieter and comfortable to drive compare to Bridgetone tires.
Bridgetone (Rear) lasted for 37,400 miles compared to Dunlop Sport 01(Front) 26,000 miles.
But Dunlop tires are quieter and comfortable to drive compare to Bridgetone tires.
Given 72%
while driving a
Fiat Sedici 16v 4x4
(205/60 R16)
on a combination of roads
for 5,000 spirited miles
We have these tires (OEM) on a 2 year old (6000mile) Fiat Sedici 16v 4x4. I was just intriged as to what they were as I hadn't seen them before and I keep reading that 4 wheel drive with 'ordinary' tires in poor conditions are worse than 2 wheel drive with winter tires. In general use they're just another tire however the following might be of interest if you have a small/medium 4x4/SUV with 'ordinary' tires.
Remember the very poor weather and snow in the UK in December 2009/January 2010.I had no choice but to drive (to/from work)in the worst snow/ice/weather conditions for decades. The Fiat on these tires with 4 wheel drive engaged and locked never missed a beat. It regularly climbed a 30degree snow/ice covered slope from a dead start and without a hint of slipping. I drove 25miles at 1 am on minor 'B'roads in 6" snow with it still falling in order to get home with no problems and drove round and through the carnage that was Basingstoke. This car on these tires made some very serious (and expensive)4x4s look very silly in deed. The Fiat is by no means an off-roader but with these tires I was very surprised (and very pleased) at its performance in snow,ice and the subsequent 'melt'. I wouldn't suggest you buy these tires purely for their 'winter' performance but they might be worth considering given that they seem to work well with small 4x4s in poor conditions.
Remember the very poor weather and snow in the UK in December 2009/January 2010.I had no choice but to drive (to/from work)in the worst snow/ice/weather conditions for decades. The Fiat on these tires with 4 wheel drive engaged and locked never missed a beat. It regularly climbed a 30degree snow/ice covered slope from a dead start and without a hint of slipping. I drove 25miles at 1 am on minor 'B'roads in 6" snow with it still falling in order to get home with no problems and drove round and through the carnage that was Basingstoke. This car on these tires made some very serious (and expensive)4x4s look very silly in deed. The Fiat is by no means an off-roader but with these tires I was very surprised (and very pleased) at its performance in snow,ice and the subsequent 'melt'. I wouldn't suggest you buy these tires purely for their 'winter' performance but they might be worth considering given that they seem to work well with small 4x4s in poor conditions.
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Given 60%
while driving a
Skoda Octavia
(205/55 R16 V)
on a combination of roads
for 1,500 average miles
Very noisey at motorway speeds otherwise very satisfactory
Given 70%
while driving a
SEAT Ibiza 1.9 Tdi
(205/45 R16 W)
on mostly motorways
for 45,000 average miles
Great mileage from these tires, 26k on fronts and 45k on rears.
Grip in the dry and wet is fairly reliable, only on full lock on damp roundabouts does it ever start to slide and being a fairly solid tire the feedback from the road is good in most conditions. Toward the limit, the wet grip suffers quite badly but the dry grip is almost identical.
However the road noise on motorways is bad, anything above 50mph gives a lot of roar except on newly laid tarmac.
For lifespan, I would buy again. For noise, I would look to a quieter option.
Grip in the dry and wet is fairly reliable, only on full lock on damp roundabouts does it ever start to slide and being a fairly solid tire the feedback from the road is good in most conditions. Toward the limit, the wet grip suffers quite badly but the dry grip is almost identical.
However the road noise on motorways is bad, anything above 50mph gives a lot of roar except on newly laid tarmac.
For lifespan, I would buy again. For noise, I would look to a quieter option.
Given 96%
while driving a
Ford Puma 1.7
(195/50 R15 V)
on mostly country roads
for 20,000 spirited miles
Excellent tires. Dry grip is brilliant, turn in precise and the tire gives great confidence. In the wet the tire feels pretty much the same, but with slightly less grip as you would expect. The tire is also very hard wearing, and very quiet. It is well worth spending the extra for these tires as they are worth every penny.
Given 70%
while driving a
Toyota Celica GTi
(195/55 R15 V)
on a combination of roads
for 40,000 average miles
Pros: Very good grip, even at the last seconds of their life with the sides worn to the limit
Amazing cornering feeling the limit of the car
Never felt them overheat
Never had one flat
Cons: Need their time to warm up in cold temperature
Was expecting them to last a bit longer
A bit noisy, especially when worn
Amazing cornering feeling the limit of the car
Never felt them overheat
Never had one flat
Cons: Need their time to warm up in cold temperature
Was expecting them to last a bit longer
A bit noisy, especially when worn
Given 81%
while driving a
Toyota Avensis
(205/55 R16 V)
on a combination of roads
for 40,000 average miles
on price may buy another brand.
Given 81%
while driving a
SEAT Ibiza 1.4 Sportrider
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 39 spirited miles
My Seat Ibiza came with these fitted as standard. Excellent tires. Just reached 39,000 and changed the front tires today. Same again. Highly recommended
Given 90%
while driving a
Fiat Punto 2001 1,2i
(185/60 R14)
on a combination of roads
for 40,000 easy going miles
Excellent overall tires, amazing low temperatures they always are despite hundred of consecutive kms. Definitely recommended.
Given 66%
while driving a
Ford Mondeo
(225/55 R16 V)
on a combination of roads
for 500 average miles
I do a lot of mileage so wanted a quiet, comfortable, branded tire and after some research and reading reviews online I opted for 4 of these. Good grip in the dry and wet, only done less than 1000 miles on them so can't really comment on wear rate. They seem quite comfortable but I am disappointed with the road noise - no quieter than the Avons I had on previously and are only really quiet on new, smooth tarmac so all in all I probably wouldn't buy these again.
Given 91%
while driving a
Ford Mondeo
(205/55 R16 V)
on mostly motorways
for 40,000 spirited miles
Got these on my Mondeo. Had them on an Astra, on a Vectra, and my folks have them on a Mazda 2. I recommend them to anyone.
I've tried all the "best" tires including the Goodyear Eagle F1-A, Vredestein Ultrac, Hankook Ventus Prime and the likes, and I keep on coming back to the ER300.
I've tried all the "best" tires including the Goodyear Eagle F1-A, Vredestein Ultrac, Hankook Ventus Prime and the likes, and I keep on coming back to the ER300.
Given 68%
while driving a
Citroën C5 Estate
(225/55 RR17 W)
on a combination of roads
for 6,000 average miles
Heard these tires were good so put them on the front of the car when the factory fitted Michelin Primacy's wore down at about 22000. I didn't notice any increase in roadnoise compared to the Michelin's. I felt the straight line grip is good on accelerating and braking in both dry and in the wet. In actual fact for a 'summer' tire they performed quite well in the Scottish snow recently. However, there are times when my driving is easy and others when it is more spirited. It is at the more spirited times on the same roads and corners that I drive regluarly, that I have been really disappointed with the cornering feel from the tire and have noticed some sideways slipping even in dry conditions. Perhaps if you don't corner like I do at times then these tires will suit, However, I'm about to replace the rear 2 Michelin's and will move these Bridgestone to the back and try something new on the front. Wear - down to 6mm after about 6000 miles, 3.5months.