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I wish them a little less noisy and resistant mileage are still good Read more Collapse
Summary: I recommend this tyre
Overall assessment:
The grip on dry surface 4/5
The grip on wet surface 4/5
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tizzy
sports tire makes a great attitude and a good read of the road Read more Collapse
Nico
Degrade quickly. The more worn the louder. On dry quite OK Read more Collapse
The grip on wet surface 3/5
Angien
Very nice tyre, whose natural habitat is the highway. Read more Collapse
The grip on dry surface 5/5
AndrzejB
Very happy with my purchase for an excellent product. Read more Collapse
The grip on wet surface 5/5
Antonino
recommended on dry and wet roads, is doing great Read more Collapse
Marcin
Runflat tires excellent, but narmali superior! Read more Collapse
Andrea Mei
Calmly I recommend tires for everyday use. Read more Collapse
LROOTZ
Quiet. Fast. No others are so expensive. Read more Collapse
Gregor
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End of discussion which tyres to choose for cars with multi-wishbone suspension, where the rumbles by slight usage can occur. It’s the best tyre in the world. It’s the opposite of summer Michelline tyre. The Michellines are built to win the tests. They are quiet, the resistance of trundling is small, the car consumes less fuel, but the Michellin is a tyre for grandpas – after driving 9400 miles it’s not possible to drive on wet surface with Michellin Primacy! On the other hand, BRIDGESTONE is awesome! Even after driving almost 19 000 miles the tyre is good during the rainfall, even though the usage is visible. The car consumes 0,5l more fuel, accelerates worse, max speed is also worse, but safety, but holding in the turns and during the rainfalls – great! Besides, it fits to every car. You can mount these tyres to Porsche, best BMW’s and Subaru in stock, so the 050A has got quite a recommendation! It’s funny for me, how the opinions on this portal differentiate. To everyone – it depends on how you drive! You can wear out the tyres in two days driving aggressively on the tour in a car with a power over 500 HP and also you can drive for 3 seasons 15 000 miles each. Read more Collapse
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Raffy
I think that the tyre is great. I’ll start with a disadvantage, which is a remarkable weakening of comfort. Driving on unevenness is sometimes very uncomfortable despite switching the suspension on comfort mode! There are also advantages of that fact. The car holds well by fast wheel moves, during hard breaking with ABS on I managed to miss a suddenly changing lane car! On wet, they lose the grip very late, on dry it’s obvious, because they are Bridgestone. Earlier, I had Bridgestones included to my Almera (but probably worse type and all-season’s) which was a tragedy. I sold them after 2 months, because I didn’t even want them to keep ‘just in case’ because they were dangerous. This model restored my trust for that brand. But it’s too rigid for me, so I’m changing for Continental Premium Contact 2 or Pirelli Cinturato p7 and I want a higher profile. If someone likes aggressive driving and hard safe suspension, then I recommend, but if someone has originally hard suspension, then for our roads I’d think about it. If we had German roads, I would probably stayed with those tyres. Read more Collapse
Summary: I do not recommend this tyre
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em-pakro
In Vectra, I had originally 215/55R16H tyre size - Bridgestone Turanza ER-30. With the new speed index W I bought Potenza RE050A. Behavior: accuracy, accuracy, accuracy - these are the main features of this tyre. In comparison with the previous one, the vehicle understeer disappeared somewhere. The reaction to turn the wheel is much more direct. Steering wheel stays stiff when driving straight ahead. The grip on the wet surface comparing to the previous one has improved, but this difference is not very large because of the narrower size which I applied. In terms of comfort, subjectively speaking, it is even better, though I was expecting worse. Car stopped swinging. With this tyre, unevenness is consumed at a time. There are no, as before, additional glides. The impact is perhaps harder, but no gliding compensates for this. The noise increased a little, but this is not a loud tyre. It’s just not particularly quiet. Read more Collapse
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Mark01
I decided to add my two cents, because the opinions of some Internet users should not be taken into account. 1. It is difficult to assess the values of a tyre in moderate driving – the chinese rubber is enough for that. Bridgestone RE050A work very well, but they are better. 2. Grip on wet roads also depends on the width of a wheel - the larger, the more carefully you should ride - wider sizes (over 225) require skill and caution. 3. Sport tyres are not hard, as some ‘smart guy’ wrote. Achieving a better grip is a price for faster usage. These bore one season driving fast, powerful car, so they are good. It’s a good compromise between hardness and abrasion. Overall, they are very good tyres, although currently I’m looking for something better. But we have different requirements and for calm drivers I do not recommend more expensive tyres - you will feel no difference. Read more Collapse
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Smithh
Original tyre in the new a3 sportback dsg diesel 170 hp. What can I say – hard tyre, but it’s probably normal with the 40 profile. Lately I had winter tyres with 45 profile and these were harder (strange) - predictable tyre. I’ve never had any problems with traction and a small audi doesn’t belong to slow cars – no problems on wet surface unless the tyre has a tread – surprising thing is a durability, one piece I pierced 4 times and I had no money so I kept repairing it - after 18 600 miles, while changing for the winter ones, it turned out that the tyre is bald so it wears down which I think is the standard because 350 torque of 2 tdi definitely gives them a hard time. - At the moment I’m buying 2 pieces for the front axle - RE050A at a price of 100GBP. I rather won’t buy nothing better. Read more Collapse
The grip on dry surface 3/5
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radonLDN
Tough tyre, rather sporty characteristics - and that’s good! On dry asphalt, they are excellent - all the fun of driving. On the wet they are also good, but slightly worse than the soft Uniroyal RainSport 1 Their hardness gives a lot more confidence in the corners rather than Uni, though it certainly will not appeal to lovers “Rockin” limousines. I think the abrasion is normal, but after 10 500 miles you can see shaved sides of the tyres. Virtually no rolling resistance. At any speed, a Boxer is louder than those tyres. A lot of fun from driving if someone likes to ride faster than the rest, but still have full control of the car. Read more Collapse
Kelly
I don’t think that I’ll ever buy other tyres - only Potenza! Boh on the dry and on the wet they stick to the road perfectly, I haven’t got any slip on them yet even with the electronics turned off. They are quite rigid which with my hard suspension gives a strong pounding on the holes, but luckily I do not use the car in the city so I’m not worried. The fact that there isn’t much tread on them, but it’s hard for me to assess the attrition because sometimes there goes white smoke from under them and even turn with the handbrake is not rare. In ‘’normal’’ usage, they should not consume more than anything else. Read more Collapse
ChrisCole
Great tyres when it comes to grip and abrasion. Until now, I’ve driven on them 7500 miles and I can see almost no wear. On the road, they hold the car great on the straight and also in the turns, great water draining. Unfortunately, they also have their drawbacks, they are very hard and heavy by what car consumes more, about 1.5 liters per 60 miles, they are worse on the holes in our cities. I wasn’t using them during winter, that’s why the price is low. Previously I was riding on the Fulda Carat Exelero, these tyres were lighter by almost a half, they deal with holes better but quickly underwent abrasion. Read more Collapse
maxx
I drove on the tyres fitted as standard to my car 53 000 miles (3 summer seasons in the winter there was a change for Blizzaki). I am very happy with these tyres. I have a car with a sport suspension, I admit that it is hard, but this tyre is a sport tyre. Driving in F1 as well on dry and wet roads. After 31 000 miles on a wet - not so fast but still stable. The car has over 250 hp, I drove on these tyres France, Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and our English holes. Safe tyre even at speeds of 125 - 155 mph. The only minus - the volume increases with consumption. Read more Collapse
Beemer
Excellent tyres! I had a Dunlop SP Sport 9000 before and it was very good but Potenza RE050A is even better. Incredible grip on dry and wet asphalt. Affordable price taking into account the quality of the tyres. They have another advantage (although I think for some people it might be a defect) with a small slip, the tyres do not squeal like most of the other tyres. I drove on many tyres such as Continental, Goodyear, Michelin, Dunlop, but the Bridgestone are the best yet in the market. I also recommend the Bridgestone Turanza ER300 model which virtually equals Potenza RE050A. Read more Collapse
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YoungsterSTI
Very good tyres on dry surface, holds in turns well, stability at high speeds (over 140 mph), moderate abrasion (mainly driving the highways and asphalt). The tyre behaves similarly on the wet but after riding 41 000 miles, draining decreases significantly. Although the tyre holds well on dry surface and on the corners and it’s stable at high speeds, on the wet surface it’s not as good. the quality of travelling reduces to averag, also much lower speed (about 100 mph) because of the poor stability during the rainfall with a mileage as above. Read more Collapse
Runflat tyres. Unfortunately, this is not a tyre for our ‘’wonderful’’ roads. It’s hard itself and also additionally hardened by runflat. And there is the effect - bubbles on the sides show up by sliding up a simple well or a small hole. Already two tyres with bubbles on the sides. BMW probably only thought about the German roads by fitting them as a standard. Generally, the lack of comfort is an understatement. If I had a choice I would not buy it. On the wet it’s only average, I’ve had better - at least Continental Premium 2. Read more Collapse
stevemeister
The ultimate tyre for the rain that have ever been using. Great rigidity, excellent behavior in corners. It doesn’t slip and squeak. At temperatures below 25 degrees, you need to warm up a bit before it will start to be fully glued to the asphalt. It affects the increase in fuel consumption (0.5-1 l / 60 miles), worsens the max speed and acceleration but the security rate is much higher. My car (155PS) objectively speaking, is too weak for that tyre, but the really important disadvantage is that they are very loud. Read more Collapse
Mellon
205/40/17 in the Nissan 100NX. With such a profile there’s no space for a comfort (+ stiffer springs), but before the roundabouts you do not have to brake. Lateral support is very good, when starting it didn’t happen to me to squeak tyres (but that’s the tip of the clutch) and I can’t complaint for abrasion. After a few thousand miles I do not really see any difference. For this price, I expected something more, even a lot more, but I don’t complain. With some of the 205/40/17 tyres to buy these are sensible. Read more Collapse
Thomsonicus
Great tyres. Equally good both on the dry and on the wet. Precise handling, perfect grip in the corners and while breaking. High resistance to hydroplaning (if the tread is at least 6 - 6.5 mm). Disappear quite quickly, but in the standard, about 1 mm/3700 miles (driving as normal, one visit to the track), which is a better result than S-03PP. They are fairly quiet, although in colleague’s Leon they were making terrible noise. Moderate comfort, but the comfort of this type of tyre is not expected :-) Read more Collapse
fk
Hi, I am a user of Renault Laguna GT with rear axle steering. What this car can in curves, corners and on the straights, is really incredible ride. But I have a feeling (and drove many cars on different tyres) that it wasn’t Bridgestone Potenza, in this case 225/45 r18 RE050 it wouldn’t be possible to achieve this. They are excellent and with full responsibility I do recommend. Actually, they have one disadvantage, they consume fairly quickly, but as heavily worn tyre it still retains its properties. Read more Collapse
ChristopherColumb
I need to verify my previous negative rating for the tyres, this time for plus. After driving a few thousand miles I can say that this tyre is really good. For dry it is sensational, keeps incredibly as a sport hard tyre. Precision of steering is great. After the change from winter tyres - 225/45/17 Dunlop Sport 3D , now I see the difference in sticking to the road and driving. And what’s interesting, now even high hardness of the tyre does not bother me. Fuel consumption also normal. I recommend! Read more Collapse
Stevemeister
The tyre holds well on the dry. At 200 hp no problems with the transfer of power to the road. Perfect breaking. I was surprised by the wet traction. If the asphalt is good, they stick to it exceptionally. I drove the F1 GSD-2 (excellent tyre), Dunlop sport maxx and 9000, Nokian (great on the water), but for now RE050A I like the most (GSD-2 Goodyear is no longer in production but they were excellent). I would recommend. I drove a little so I have no idea about the wearing. Read more Collapse
Camali
I was happy with the tyres, they have never disappointed me even on a wet road with leaves including, held great. But when I changed it to winter tyres, I noticed that after 9300 miles half the tread of the front tyres ‘’disappeared’’, and I mostly ride long-distances on the highways, so it’s strange and shocking, perhaps the fact that they were produced in Poland? Previous Michelin pilot primacy stood nearly 40400 miles, so I’m disappointed with these Bridgestones. Read more Collapse
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adamcher
Excellent tyre, as far as traction is concerned. This time, I expected also a perfect comfort and I disappointed myself a bit, because I shouldn’t buy UHP rubber. It’s not loud, but I know the quieter and is quite rigid. Most, however, I feel rolling resistance - the fuel consumption increased by about 1l/60miles comparing to Dunlops. At this time I would choose a compromise, which is the Bridgestone ER300, which I know from the other car. Read more Collapse
PepedB
Driving style fast Read more Collapse
The grip on wet surface 2/5
dc
I wondered over another brand, but I decidet to go for Bridgestone RE050A and would recommend these tyres.In fact they are not too quiet but safety and driving comfort are great.I'm using these tyres for 3rd season in the size 275/35/18 and I wouldn't change them to other make.The tread wear depends on your driving style mainly. I've made about 12 000 and despite few nails hammered into them everything is perfect, and my BMW was lifted up to 300 bHp. Cheers. Read more Collapse
Tom
Really good tyre, they work perfectly in Polish contitions due to the reinforced construction that they have. Great grip on dry, also good on wet, basically besides the noise I cannot see any other drawbacks. Bridgestone Potenza RE050A wears quickly I would say but it is just my opinion. It wears relatively fast depending on your driving style but I think that is normal for HP tyres. Gladly nrecommended- woth its price. Read more Collapse
Thomas169Eto
Really good tyre, Bridgestone RE050A is one of the best I've had so far.The main advantage is that it doesn't wear quickly. In terms of durability Bridgestone RE050A is the best in my view. Very good grip on dry surface and great strength. I lasted for about 25 000 miles on traction controle which was constantly on. On rear I think it should handle about 30- 35 00 miles, perhaps even 40 000. Gladly recommended! Read more Collapse
Jack Rossi
At the beginning I had some mixed feeling. I had the impression that the tyre is a little too hard but it's all about Rubber amazing. Currently, almost running off to zero and further can normally ride in the wet. Of course, you need to be careful but I am full of admiration for those tyres. Huge + for the handling and cornering on wet roads. Read more Collapse
adamy0
The Bridgestone is a tire RE00A very reliable. The price justifies the good quality. Paths more than 50,000 km between the city, but especially highway. Rubber is very quiet and high performance on both dry and wet. Also used to shift the track. Even under stress, very good behavior and consumption ridotto.Consiglio Bridgestone RE050A highly :) Read more Collapse
Teo
These tyres for sure it will never pile. When it comes to handling properties, especially in dry conditions without reservations, on wet also pretty good, though are better, but the fault of the tyres, which at the same time for me disqualifies these tyres is teething! Friends had similar stories with these tyres. We strongly advise against it. Read more Collapse
sf
Very good tyres on dry asphalt but also good for wet weather. Do not worry, you can travel at high speeds on our bypasses and pseudo - highways in all conditions the spring - summer. As for the disadvantages of a quick (about 15 k miles) wyząbkowanie and become very loud, even after translating back - forward and backward - forward at 10k km. Read more Collapse
levi
Good as new. After the first braking on the highway from 200 to 0 km / h began teething. I thought at first that the placenta, but this tyre. Tozmawiać not be driving, and whose vibrations to clear up and down. At 2-3 mm layer of water fall into a skid even at 120 km / h A6 TDI 250HP. I do not recommend, is to replace the course 25tys. km. Read more Collapse
Tyre really recommendable - perhaps a bit loud but compensating all their behavior on the road. For dry absolute revelation. Wet exemplary. Toy car burns a little more than other tyres but really makes up for the loss of steering precision and reactivity. What to wear is quite some recommend, especially for cars 200HP +. Regards Read more Collapse
sebdez
Tyres have quite a short time, but my first impressions are very positive. I have a Audi A-4 1.9 TDI engine after a light poaching by VTG. Konfort remarkable ride with a bunch of power and Super Fine grip is fun to drive. Furthermore, the tyres are very quiet. It is a pity that the earlier you do not chose. I highly recommend! Read more Collapse
Jacek
Good for sporty driving. Strong on the edges, tough and great on corners. Good for wet. Unfortunately my vehicle seems to be too weak for those tyres 177 bhp in 2.0 d. They provide you with great grip on furrows and almost want to spit the car out of it! Great tyres! I would recommend them for sport, powerful vehicles. Read more Collapse
Mark
Driven about 8 thousand km. I see wear. The tyre is very quiet no plague of teething and met eg Dunlop SportMaxx where the tyre was unbearably loud. Bridgestone is a high quality. Tyres endure a lot. 190HP is not enough that the tyres be surrendered. I am very pleased. Excellent handling + comfort. Read more Collapse
nESFc
Tyres perfectly matched to the hardness of our uneven surfaces. Brilliant holding in bends. Quiet, tactile reactions, excellent in the wet (although it did not look). No compromises, so two seasons and then carefully. But worth it. Since poverty can get them entertain you even on the track. Read more Collapse
Ferodo
Awesome! Already ridden many tyre sizes from 15 "to 19", from 195 mm to 235 mm, and this time I managed to perfectly combine comfort with traction, maybe except in reverse, the rear axle 245/45R17 could move up. RE050A are fantastic, I ride them great. Read more Collapse
mrklex
Best tyres on which I rode (formerly Conti Sport Contact 2, Michelin Pilot Sport) and Bridgestone are SUPER! It is worth to pay for these tyres - they are relatively quiet, b good handling on wet and dry - ESP and traction control are activated as a last resort Read more Collapse
Oktan
what's a lot of talk crazy .. ideal tyre for someone who loves corners and late braking .. tyres allow for very aggressive driving, very well hold the car on the road, and of the silence during the rolling, definitely a future purchase will be Bridgestone! Read more Collapse
Alfista
Superb terms of dry surfaces! Behaves a little worse on wet roads. In my opinion, satisfactory comfort when it comes to the type of sports tyres, with slightly rounded edges. The cool thing is it protects the rim rant! Read more Collapse
MoMo
Tyre revelation, holds the road like it was glued. I think the best tyre I've had so far on the car. Wet highway driving above 200 km / h is not a problem for her. I recommend a tyre with a clear conscience. Read more Collapse
Bartek
Tyre recommendable especially when it comes to cars with 4-wheel drive and a big rubber engine power can be quite hard at ośkach differently when it comes to my style of driving I would definitely recommend. Read more Collapse
Piter
After ~ 15000 km grew loud and it's growing. Service, diagnosis - wyząbkowanie. average consumption of ~ 50%. Currently I change to a different model from another company. Read more Collapse
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