Bridgestone TiresReviews of bridgestonetire.com

Buyer beware. In the 1990s I fitted steel-belted Bridgestones light truck radials to my Ford Zodiac. After only around 10,000 mls they have delaminated where they are supposed to seal against the rim. Bridgestone told me it was because of their age but I have Dunlop tyres that are 10 years older and have covered far higher mileages on the same car without this ever happening. I would never fit Bridgestone tyres. Luckily I had tubes fitted inside otherwise they would not have even managed to get to 10,000 mls.

Bought 3 Turanza all seasons last week. to replace my old 3 Bridgestone Turanza on my Skoda. (replaced one last year with last years all season Turanza) the feedback im getting though the steering wheel is horrific, even my wife notices though the seats. I went and had them re balanced and nothing has changed still a horrible drive. i wish i had stuck with good year or even Pirelli.

I would give 0 stars if possible. Bought 2 Bridgestone A005 evo in August 2022 and fitted on the front of my car. Less than 2 years and need to be replaced soon. In January 2023 ( only a few months later after the Bridgestone) i’ve bought 2 budget tyres Autogreen fitted on the back of the car. The tyres have been rotated before winter 2023 so the Bridgestone ones haven’t been all the time where the traction is. The budget Autogreen will last for at least another year. I’ve paid 235 £ for the 2 Bridgestone tyres compared to 160 £ for the Autogreen ones. Bridgestone is rubbish. On their website they say increased wear life. What a joke. Do not buy

Thought they were premium tyres not I've done 13.000 miles and there is just 4mm on

Worst company ever with crappy tires. I purchased a set of BFS WEATHERPEAK 225/60R17. The tires did not last 12 months and the company would not honor the warranty. The company blamed the car instead of the junk tires they sell. Both fronts went bad in less than 12 months on a car with good alignment. Buyer beware.

Bought 4 new Bridgestone Turanza “premium tyres” from a local dealer. My experience was disgusting, will never trust/ purchase the brand again. After less than 6000 gentle miles in my SUV a got a puncture and took car to local garage for repair, they told me I had one tyre on the legal limit and other 3 were 4mm or less. I believed I was being had and took to the dealer I purchased, who jad fitted and aligned my tyres, who confirmed the ware. I ended up agreeing with the dealer to send tyres away for testing (to inspection- carried out by Bridgestone employees). They replied with general non-fact based suggestions as to what the even ware “might” be offering no refund at all for even ware on these terrible quality tyres. The previous tyres lasted over 20k miles (Michelin). Called Bridgestone (waste of time parroting back same response) the basically blamed the retailer, Tom cited the tyres ware could be down to the fact these tyres were only tested for Audi and VW.. They refused to release information around how many tyres produced by this company were having this issue- but I can see from this trustworthy site alone MANY people have experienced the same issues as me. Do not buy Bridgestone.

I have an Audi A4 Avant which is 22 months old. It has just received it's first service and I am told that 3 of the 4 tyres need replacing as they are PERISHED. The 4th tyres is a Michelin Sport which replaced a Bridgestone that developed a bulge within a couple of months. The Michelin is fine, no sign of perishing. So that's £450+ for just 22 months wear and less than 10,000 miles on the clock. I shall be replacing them with real tyres, Michelin which I know from prior experience will last at least 5-6 years before they need to be replace due to perishing.

When I purchased my new Infiniti Q50 it came with Bridgestone Run Flat Tires. When I did my winter- summer tire change, my service company (Tire World) pointed out to me that the driver's side front tire had a lemon (ha!) sized blemish on the sidewall. Odd since I had only 7K miles on it, and no tire or wheel scuffing to indicate that it had been curbed (which is what Bridgestone would say later) so I called the company who referred me to a local Firestone Dealer. Took it there for replacement, and got a reference number. Bridgestone refused to replace it unless I "purchased" Road Hazard" on all four tires at a reduculous price of $49.00 each. Hell I could buy a tire for $175.00, so I said nothing doing. The crooks are extorting me. If they had done the right thing I wouldn't have to had gone out and bought a set of Michelins at over $1,000.00!! At least now I have a company and a tire which I can depend on... Doug Wolfe, Colorado Springs.