Tires OEM Chevrolet or BRIDGESTONE

I got these tires for my telsa y when the price was $183 for 255/45 R19. Comfort and quietness is excellent. Efficiency did take a toll. Used to be 255wh/mile now its 285.

I've got Potenza Sport AS installed last November. No complaints so far. Good performance in PNW winter, quiet.

sugerez bridgestone turanza allseason 6 - sunt f fericit cu ele si am trecut prin zapada din iarna asta din capitala cu ease (si prin nameti)

Bridgestone are really nice tires for the money. Looks like how your driving you’ll need them: the Michelin tires would burn up quick with their softer compound. Bfg might be the way to go! Last time I had a sporty car they were great!

Bridgestone S23's every time. 

I have 3 bikes all currently with S22's, including a ZX4RR that I run at track days.

The tyres get warm in 2-3 corners and very rarely feel the need to be tentative because the tyres aren't "in the zone". Basically they are confidence inspiring.

Been riding on Bridgestone since they released the S20, the evolution has been really good.

it's a good tire. I used them exclusively from 2005\~2016.

J'ai jamais essayé Michelin mais j'ai acheté plusieurs fois des Bridgestone et j'ai jamais été déçu, que ce soit en longévité ou en tenue de route.

I've been running them year-round on my 2009 S2000 since new - on Vancouver Island. Total no go in snow, didn't ever even consider of going on the highway, but backed out onto the driveway once when there was a couple inches of snow so I could move some stuff around in the garage. Only a slight incline, but it was not pretty getting back in. That said, we get lots of rain and they've worked well as long as there aren't serious puddles.

I gave up and replaced them all at 12K miles after the second blowout. Plus they ride and handle so much better than those shitty Turanzas.

These tires are awful on my car. They're not performance tires by an means. They're meant to be driven and babied like a granny. In snow, you'd have to drive 30 km/hr or else it'll start sliding. In rain, it'll hydroplane after 90 km/hr. And in dry condition, it's adequate but loud on highways.