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Latest review: Had Goodyear K02 good tyre but BAD IN WET ROADS..Searched the nett and so happy I found Bridgestone AT 697 Rubber. So more confident now on wet tar..feel stronger, tighter and quieter on Tarmac.Yes
- Build Quality3.9 (39)
- Value for Money3.8 (39)
- Noise Level3.4 (39)
- Wet Weather Handling3.3 (39)
- Durability3.8 (38)
- Dry Weather Handling4.4 (40)
- Width215 mm to 285 mm
- Aspect Ratio / Profile60% to 95%
- Rim Diameter15 to 18 inches
- Load Index96 to 123
- Speed RatingH, R, S, T
Latest review: Well it's now 2 years on from my last review, the tyres are fitted to a Mitsubishi Delica L400 4x4, in the last 2 years they have traveled 45,000kms, there is still well over half the tread left, (My
- Build Quality4.7 (3)
- Value for Money5.0 (3)
- Noise Level3.7 (3)
- Wet Weather Handling4.0 (3)
- Durability4.3 (3)
- Dry Weather Handling4.7 (3)
Latest review: Came standard on a new Subaru XT. After 9 months had a slow leak on right rear, ended up having it repaired. At 14 months, same tyre had to be replaced as it was pierced on the corner by road
- Build Quality4.1 (8)
- Value for Money3.4 (8)
- Noise Level4.3 (9)
- Wet Weather Handling4.3 (7)
- Durability3.0 (7)
- Dry Weather Handling4.6 (8)
Latest review: These tyres were fitted to our 2008 Kluger AWD from new. Properly cared for, i.e. @40 psi checked every three to four weeks for air fill or every three months for nitrogen fill, rotated and
- Build Quality4.0 (1)
- Value for Money4.0 (1)
- Noise Level3.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling4.0 (1)
- Durability4.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling4.0 (1)
Latest review: Purchased 4 at BJ's last november 18000 miles later down to 2/32 tread. Bridgestone told me no mileage guarantee, BJ's tells me its Bridgestones Problem I'm stuck with 8 month old worn out
- Build Quality4.6 (7)
- Value for Money4.1 (7)
- Noise Level4.7 (6)
- Wet Weather Handling4.7 (7)
- Durability3.3 (6)
- Dry Weather Handling4.7 (7)
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Latest review: Had new 840's fitted when purchasing Isuzu, D Max twin cab Ute. Have tricked up car with roof racks, bull bar, 70 ltr fridge freezer and sliding drawers, pulling a 25 ft van around Aus, have just
- Build Quality4.3 (4)
- Value for Money3.8 (4)
- Noise Level4.0 (3)
- Wet Weather Handling3.8 (4)
- Durability3.8 (4)
- Dry Weather Handling4.8 (4)
Latest review: I am thoroughly pleased with the Tyres fitted on my vehicle Mazda CX5. The customer service is excellent and it is a pleasure dealing with Martin and the team.They are always accommodating and
- Build Quality1.0 (1)
- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Noise Level1.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling5.0 (1)
- Durability5.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling5.0 (1)
Latest review: OEM fitted to Mazda BT50 2020/21. Two failed tyre walls within 12 months compared to nil flat tyres in 5 years with previous D-max in exactly same conditions. Now have been advised this tyre no
- Build Quality1.0 (2)
- Value for Money1.0 (2)
- Noise Level2.5 (2)
- Wet Weather Handling3.0 (2)
- Durability1.0 (2)
- Dry Weather Handling4.0 (2)
Latest review: OEM fitment of 245/70R16 111S 693 on my 2019 Isuzu D-Max, single cab, 2wd Hi-ride. The ute was fitted with a GVM upgrade (3220kg) from new and, I normally tow a 10x6 tandem axle box trailer with
- Build Quality4.5 (2)
- Value for Money4.5 (2)
- Noise Level4.5 (2)
- Wet Weather Handling3.5 (2)
- Durability4.0 (2)
- Dry Weather Handling4.0 (2)
Latest review: I am on my second set of these Bridgestone Ecopia tyres on my Subaru Forester. They currently have over 60 000 km on them and still have about a third of the tread pattern remaining. My previous set
- Build Quality3.7 (7)
- Value for Money3.7 (7)
- Noise Level4.5 (6)
- Wet Weather Handling4.5 (6)
- Durability3.4 (5)
- Dry Weather Handling4.5 (6)
- Speed RatingH, V
Latest review: I bought a set two weeks ago for my 80 series weekend off road 4x4. On road manners are excellent for a mud tyre. Off road traction was good. However durability let these tyres down in a big way!!.
- Build Quality1.0 (1)
- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Noise Level4.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling3.0 (1)
- Durability1.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling4.0 (1)
Latest review: Great in the wet. Quiet considering they're a light truck tyre. Getting good wear and mileage from them. Drive about 300km a day and not showing any appreciable wear yet and have done about 25000k
Latest review: Supercat tyres are so slippery in the wet that they should be recalled as a safety hazard. In dry conditions the tyres work to move the vehicle, but in any wet conditions there is simply no
- Build Quality1.0 (1)
- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Noise Level3.0 (1)
- Wet Weather Handling1.0 (1)
- Durability1.0 (1)
- Dry Weather Handling3.0 (1)
- Width205 mm to 265 mm
- Aspect Ratio / Profile50% to 70%
- Rim Diameter15 to 20 inches
- Load Index96 to 111
- Speed RatingH, V