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BRIDGESTONE Tires
Craix8
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Rating 5.0

I switched from the OEM Michelin to Bridgestone Quiettrack on my '18 Accord Hybrid and they are much quieter and it handles very well. I'm very happy with them, even if I have always been a Michelin man. I don't think you can go wrong with either.

Pros: much quieter, handles well
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

Have been running 215/45r20 Potenza S001's on my i3s for a year or so and no wobble at all. If anything, feels more planted, and power transfer feels more immediate, though that may be my imagination.

Pros: feels more planted
Cons: none
Vehicle: BMW
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

Get Bridgestone Blizzak WS-90 for cars, DM-V2 for SUVs. Don't buy "performance" snow tires, they aren't real snow tires.

Pros: good for snow
Cons: not performance tires
Part number: DM-V2
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

I have a 2015 GSX-S750 that I've run Bridgestone T30/31 for many years. Solid dry performance, decent wet grip and long life.

Pros: solid dry performance, long life
Cons: decent wet grip
Vehicle: Suzuki
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BRIDGESTONE Tires
Reixdid
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Rating 3.5

Arivo feels like it would wear out in about a year of good use. My last bridgestone got to around 38k km (5years ++) of use. Im currently using bridgestone ecopia and personally i have no qualms with it

Pros: no qualms with it
Cons: wear out in a year
Mileage: 38000 km
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BRIDGESTONE Tires

My 2021 ID.4 first edition came with Alenza tires.

They were bad in the snow (got snow tires) and I went through them in <20k miles. Not impressed at all.

Pros: got snow tires
Cons: bad in the snow
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 20000 km
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