BRIDGESTONE TYRE REVIEWS

Bridgestone is a highly recognised global brand and is probably one of the most popular tyre brands around the world. Bridgestone started out in Japan and has become a global player when it comes to tyres it has plants and technical centres dotted all over the world. It is true to say they have become as much of an icon for Japanese tyres in the same way Toyota is for cars. Their product range covers all types of tyres and is original fitment on many vehicles. The Bridgestone run flat is probably the most popular run flat seen on cars. They are priced at the top end only slightly cheaper than a Michelin. Despite the price, they are still very popular because of the quality and market appeal.

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Potenza RE050A The Potenza RE050A was standard equipment on many premium cars most popular on bmw models gained a very good reputation and still is in good demand today.

S0-3 The S0-3 was the choice of hardcore racing influenced drivers. Especially formula one fans. The S03 appealed to a lot of aftermarket consumers.

RE040 The RE040 has been long replaced by RE050, however you still can get them in a few limited sizes, I think its because it was widely fitted to many cars as standard. The RE040 has seen its days though there are far better tyres you can get inc the RE050s.

Turanza ER300 The ER300 has an asymmetric design meaning the it has different outside and inside tread design. The inside is designed to disperse water away from the tyre.

Turanza ER30 The Bridgestone Turnaza ER30 is found on older luxury vehicles and came as OE on some Bmw, and Mercedes. Today the technology and tread pattern is a bit old, although still does well in the important categories including dry and wet performance.

Dueler D689 The Dueler D689 is the most popular tyre in the 4x4 sector it is available in a vast array of sizes, and because the design is quite chunky it can do some light off-roading as well.