Bridgestone Weather Control A005 Reviews - Page 7
Given 76%
while driving a
Ford Ford Focus MK2 1.8 TDCi
(205/55 R16 V)
on a combination of roads
for 500 average miles
These are replacing Michelin Primacy 3's. Was tempted to get cross climates but the Bridgestone where considerably cheaper at the time and I thought I'd give them a chance.
So far no worries been driving around like I would on the Michelin's and not noticed any difference in grip or comfort over bumps. The ride seems a little better, more direct steering (the Michelin's felt a little squishy).
Hopefully these will handle better in the cold than the Michelin's I had, I don't think they where great in slush or a dusting of snow.
Not noticed much difference in economy, to early. Will update when more miles have been covered.
So far no worries been driving around like I would on the Michelin's and not noticed any difference in grip or comfort over bumps. The ride seems a little better, more direct steering (the Michelin's felt a little squishy).
Hopefully these will handle better in the cold than the Michelin's I had, I don't think they where great in slush or a dusting of snow.
Not noticed much difference in economy, to early. Will update when more miles have been covered.
Given 90%
while driving a
Subaru XV 2.0 D
(225/55 R17 W)
on a combination of roads
for 1,000 average miles
They replaced Yokohama all seasons. Outstanding, excellent road feedback, on wet road really impressive, very good cornering when compared to factory fitted tyres -they also were Yokohama-. Quite riding. They do not look to be a compromise between summer and winter tyres, good value for money if performance will stand -tread life 40,000 km?-.
Italian climate (no high mountain and extreme snow): definitely I do think these tyres are the solution. Pretty sure they behave very good in snow as well (my car is 4x4, even with M+S tyres in deep snow never had problem).
Italian climate (no high mountain and extreme snow): definitely I do think these tyres are the solution. Pretty sure they behave very good in snow as well (my car is 4x4, even with M+S tyres in deep snow never had problem).
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Opel Astra Hatch 1,0T
(205/55 R16 H)
on mostly town
for 0 easy going miles
Brand new All Weather tyres for the upcoming season.
Aprox. 7,3mm tread depth.
They are replacing the OEM Michelin Energy Saver+, an so far the feel more quiet, and a bit softer and giving a more comfortable ride.
They are priced in the same range as the Goodyear, Continental, and Michelin, so we will have to wait and see how long they will last.
Aprox. 7,3mm tread depth.
They are replacing the OEM Michelin Energy Saver+, an so far the feel more quiet, and a bit softer and giving a more comfortable ride.
They are priced in the same range as the Goodyear, Continental, and Michelin, so we will have to wait and see how long they will last.