I can honestly say these tyres saved me from an accident. I had recently purchased 4 new tyres for my car when I was heading to the city in the wet. The car in front of me locked up and hit the car in front od them. I stopped on a dime and the car behind me hit me. Out of 5 cars involved I was the only one not at fault and I owe that to these great wet weather performers.

My original OEM set of Bridgestone Turanza ER300 have lasted 55,000 km and are only now becoming a bit hard and "glassy" with a noticable loss of grip particularly in the wet. They have 2.7mm tread left, but I will be looking at replacing all four shortly. They have provided excellent grip and handling for a FWD car and annual rotation of tyres. Noise levels only increase significantly when up at 100km/h and car has been very economical with them. I usually run them at 35PSI. Strongly recommend them and will replace with another set of the same.

great tyers performance is great and they have amazing traction lasted me 3 years in that time i did 48000km they were better then the dunlop tyres that came with the ford fg from factory that only lasted for 10000 km.
the only down side is they are expensive 4 tyres cost $1200

Brought and fitted at Kmart Tyres with Costco price match 300 for a pair, never got a better value than that. Tyres are factory original fit with Commodore VE omega and very durable with solid grip, feel safe taken them through heavy rain and rough roads. I have not had any problem so far.

Got these tyres for my Toyota Camry Hybrid 2010 and have driven 7000 kilometers so far. I am pretty happy with the performance of the tyres so far. They have really nice grip specially in the wet conditions. Noise is also low. I have also got 50k kms warranty on these tyres from Bridgestone so have some peace of mind too.

The bridgestone Turanza tyres are the tyres most peoplo used, the price is standard through the product line. The performance is normal too, the braking distance might be longer than the prestige one. But anyways, it still a good tyre for daily crusing. They provide run flat tyre as well, I would recommend these tyres to the people have limited budget.

They are really good and reliable tyres. I had put this tyres on my holden commo ve 2010. These tyres are quite on road and haven't got any probs so far driven 10k. Bit expensive than other brands but no compromise with safety and security. Car feels good when driving on all sort of terrains.

Tyres have longevity without compromising grip. I went to another brand briefly and hated it, straight back to these I went! They perform well in dry and wet weather conditions. I have now gone through about 4 sets of these. The potenza series are excellent also. I'll always be buying bridgestone from now on.

Bought and fitted at Bridgestone and haven't had a problem, taken them through heavy rain and bad roads, with potholes and the lot with no dramas. Tyres are durable, done 10,000 ks without an issue yet the wear and tear has been minimal. The car does seem less controlled at higher speeds as to my previous tyres

I'm now on my third set of tyres on my 2001 Lexus LS 430. It's a large, heavy, powerful V8. When I bought the vehicle it had a worn out set of rubbish on it so replaced these with Conti MC5's. These were not good tyres, handled poorly (on par with the Chinese stuff the car came with). The Turanza's were OEM equipment on the LS430, so through I'd given them a shot.

Such a serious improvement over the MC5's. The ride is quiet, handing very good and I've done around 40,000km on them. They have about another 5k left in them. Compared with the 18k I got out of the Continentals, I'm extremely satisfied. Good in the wet and dry, I'll be replacing them with exactly the same when these ones wear out.

I bought a set of these to replace the horrible Kenda things the prior owner had fitted. I do over 1200km a week, sometimes a lot over. Have now just fitted my 3rd set of these in 225/60 after getting 40k out of the last set. Quiet, good braking, acceptable lateral grip and excellent durability (rotate your tyres and get your front end aligned).

I put a set of Turanza ER300 205/55 R16 tyres on my Corolla after the original set of Dunlops ran out at 47000kms, I've now done 75000kms and will be replacing them with the same ER300 again, brilliant durability. They hold the road, grip well, and handle safely in wet conditions. I would highly recommend them as after investigating, no-one can tell me a passenger tyre that can do this kind of mileage.

At my service, my mechanic told me that I need to replace tyres at at the next service. Only done 28,000 km's and I always got around 60,000 kms. I won't recommend this tyre for any large car. Really disappointed with having to replace tyres so soon after paying $700.

These tyres have good wet performance with emphasis on braking. In terms of life-span they are middle of the road from my experience, and possibly shorter than what people expect for a family car. I think I got around 40,000kms from the last set, and recently got a new set (with some RE002 in between). However to balance that out is great wet weather performance. In terms of noise I think they are pretty good compared to tyres I have had previously.

I also found these tyres made my car more responsive to steering wheel input, over the Dunlops that came on the car originally. At first it was strange but I quickly got used to that, and now prefer to car to turn in the direction I want without any lag.

I had a set of 4 for my VW Golf. Got them around 9 months ago for a good price from Tyroola and happy with the purchase. I check tyre pressure every 3000 KM and I'm a pretty aggressive driver, the tyres have been keeping well. I am definitely going to buy them again

I drive a 2010 Honda Civic VTi-L which I purchased new. At 40,000 km and four and a half years the original Bridgestone tyres needed replacing and after a bit of research I found that this tyre had the same pattern as my existing tyres so it matched my spare tyre which had never been on the road. I have now done a further 12,000 km and these tyres look like they are still new. The ride is comfortable and reasonably quiet. I purchased the tyre from Kmart tyre and auto service and I was impressed with the price, $149 each plus $55 for a wheel alignment. On top of that I get free rotation and tyre check every six months.

When I picked up my 2012 Ford Focus Sport (40,300km), the 'original' tyres were old/tired with only about 6K left on the tread. Bridgestone/Tyrepower had a 3 for 4 tyre deal so I bought 4x Turanza ER300's with a slightly lower profile (225/45 17'). The tyres have now done nearly 10K and are equally sound around town or out in the country, dry or wet. I keep my tyres as 38psi (excellent fuel economy) and do wheel alignment/rotation every 4,000km's. A very versatile, all round passenger car tyre (NOT A PERFORMANCE TYRE) for $220.00 each !!

I got Bridgestone Turanza ER300 225/45 R17 on my (then) new Golf 2013, and I have 32K and they are really like new! I don't know about the issues mentioned above. Super tires! The Golf is imported from Germany, but tires were made in Poland... Of course with German quality standards. Greetings from Mexico City! JF

We put a set of these on our 2011 Honda Insight after the Good Year SP Sports only lasted 35,000Kms of city driving with a little bit of country thrown in. The difference was astounding! We immediately noticed that the car drives much more quietly but the ride has improved noticeably too. Handling is about the same as the SP Sports - good but not great, and just fine in the wet. We've had a car with Pirelli P Zero's fitted and the Bridgestones aren't even close to them - but for a "normal" car, I'm more than happy with them. Treadwear after 5,000Kms is OK. We are so impressed with these, we'll be sticking with them I think.