Bridgestone Tires

I am reviewing the Bridgestone Dueler LTH 275/60 R20 115T SL BSW. We went to Disney World from East Texas and back pulling a 30 foot travel trailer. The tires did great. The truck handled great with these tires. The tires did very good on wet pavement. The tires had very good traction and so far the tread wear is great. They are very quiet because of the tread pattern. We hardly ever get snow here but I feel confident these tires would do well. I would buy these tires again.

We bought a set of Bridgestone tires a year ago, for our 2016 Ford Edge SEL. These tires have good traction on wet, and dry roads. Past Bridgestone tires have all lasted 60,000 - 70,000 miles. Never had any Bridgestone tire fail, or showed signs of misalignment. Would buy same brand again.

I purchased 4 brand new Bridgestone tires for my Nissan Murano and was told they would last for many years and if not I could take it back in for evaluation or fix. After driving just 3 weeks, I noticed 2 of the tires were low in air pressure... Come to find out, the side wall had small air leaks and the 2 tires had to be replaced. When I brought them in to be serviced, I was told there was no warranty that covered that and they believed Ii did the the damage to the tires and told me I would need to purchase 2 new tires.

I bought a Nissan Armada in 2018 with brand new tires good looking tires. They were Bridgestone and like the vehicle nice vehicle the tires look really good but after 2 1/2 years started deteriorating. I rotated in time and at the end of 2 1/2 years I’ll call Bridgestone about it and simple they just told me that they didn’t warranty anything that a spot with a new car. They should be ashamed Selling this product to the American public. No wonder people Go and purchase tires from other countries. Hopefully they can read my complaint and do something about it. Appreciate it. One person from USA!

I bought four ECOPIA EP422 PLUS tires through Costco in April 2020. My vehicle is an European Market Import with the odometer and dashboard in metric system, registered in Canada. The proposed Warranty: 70k miles, equivalent to 120k kilometres. When the tires were installed, the odometer clocked 432,000 km. The tires were rotated more frequently at the suggestion of Meineke in Missoula after a thorough inspection. So I rotated the tires about every 2k miles or 3k kilometres, instead of the general suggestion of every 6k miles or 10k kilometres. The tires were wearing evenly without any further issues other than the thread clocking already 4/32nds in June 2021 with the odometer clocking 475,000 km, which is about 30k miles or 50k kilometres, literally less than half of the proposed warranty. Costco will not rotate the tires anymore if it reaches 2/32nds.

I purchased my car NEW December 2018 from Browns Toyota. I have the Bridgestone Turanza tires, it's a GREAT tire! I have read the reviews and I disagree that the Bridgestone tires are junk. I wonder if the consumers were following the preventive maintenance, you MUST rotate and balance your tires at 5,000 to obtain maximum wear & tear. I read some reviews that stated rubber falling out, were these used cars? If so, you do not know what former owners have or not have done as far as maintaining the vehicle, sounds like dry rotted tires to me!

I purchased a set of sr22 tires for my motorcycle and got the rebate. During the pandemic I lost the card. When I found it it had expired. I called the rebate center. First rep, "No problem. I'll put you on with that department. They can issue a new one." Second rep, "No we will not. It's expired. You lost your money." So I emailed Bridgestone and asked, "Are you just keeping my money?" "No we will take care of it." Great! Then starts the circle of emails "Where did you buy them? When? Etc." I emailed the invoice to them and waited. "Oh you bought at Bike Bandit. They're a third party. Did you ask them?" I said, "No the rebate was Bridgestone."

Purchased Bridgestone Ecopia tires less than one year ago for my Audi Q5. Went to have tires rotated and with less than 15K miles, had major treadwear and had to be replaced. Keep them rotated, balanced, and all 4 were worn the same. NEVER purchase Bridgestone! Never do you get only 15K out of a set of tires rated for 70K. Worst product ever!

Bridgestone Dueler tires came as original equipment on my 2019 Subaru Outback. Tread wear is OK at 22,000 miles but tires are noisy, out-of-round and rough riding. Stay away from these tires. I had one develop a sidewall blister. I’m going to replace soon with Continental or Michelin.

My brand new 2018 Lexus RX350 is equipped with Bridgestone Tires, model TX8A EC1. The car is 2 years old with about 14000 miles and the two rear types are down to zero thread and the two front ones are good for another few months (per tire store inspection). This is the first car I ever owned with tires that do not last the lease terms (3 yr, 36k miles). Talking to Bridgestone, my impression is that they do not stand behind their product, and don't care. You can bet my next lease car (11 months to go) will not have Bridgestone tires.