I recently switched to the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 from the OEM Michelin tires. I drive mostly on highways in Belgium with a relaxed driving style, and I was looking for a tire that offers better year-round safety, especially in wet and winter conditions, without needing full winter performance.
Wet traction is noticeably better than my previous Michelins—particularly during heavy rain, where the car now feels much more secure. Dry performance also feels fully adequate.
So far I’ve driven around 900 miles. I did notice a slight increase in fuel consumption compared to my previous tires, though that would likely be due to switching from a worn tire to a new one with deeper tread.
I don’t have a broad basis to compare detailed aspects like noise, vibration, or steering sharpness, but to me, everything feels balanced and comfortable, and I’m very happy with the switch overall.
Wet traction is noticeably better than my previous Michelins—particularly during heavy rain, where the car now feels much more secure. Dry performance also feels fully adequate.
So far I’ve driven around 900 miles. I did notice a slight increase in fuel consumption compared to my previous tires, though that would likely be due to switching from a worn tire to a new one with deeper tread.
I don’t have a broad basis to compare detailed aspects like noise, vibration, or steering sharpness, but to me, everything feels balanced and comfortable, and I’m very happy with the switch overall.