Best Bridgestone Tyres

So far these new Bridgestone tyres appear to be very similar in ride quality and grip. They are also noticeably quieter on the same road surfaces. Happy with my dealings with Mobile Tyre service and the fellow who fitted them.

I had a bad experience, I have a seven week old M Series BMW, the technician who swapped my tire put scratches all over the front of my wheel, I had… Read more

taken a before and after photo and sent them to the customer service, however the customer service said the resolution wasn’t good enough, I explained that it was a new car and the wheels had absolutely no marks on before, however the customer service just made excuses and refused any responsibility. I suggest you think hard before using these guys, especially if you love your car!!!

Picture of wheel before it was damaged by technician, no signs of any damage.

Specifically picked these tyres for my camping trips and country driving. Very low noise on my car and excellent grip in the recent rainy conditions around Melbourne. Show details

After using the Bridgestone Ecopia EP100 tires for several months, I can confidently say they've been one of the best upgrades I've made for my daily… Read more

driver. I was looking for a tire that offered good fuel efficiency without sacrificing comfort or safety, and these have exceeded my expectations in several areas.

The first thing I noticed was how smooth the ride became. The tires absorb small bumps and imperfections in the road remarkably well, making everyday commuting much more comfortable. They're also surprisingly quiet, especially on highways, where road noise is minimal. Long drives have become much more relaxing because I don't have to deal with constant tire hum.

One of the main reasons I chose the Ecopia EP100 was its reputation for improving fuel economy. While the improvement wasn't dramatic, I did notice my car consuming slightly less fuel during my weekly commute. Over time, those small savings have added up, especially with the amount of driving I do each month.

Performance on dry roads has been excellent. The steering feels predictable, and the tires provide plenty of grip during normal driving. They inspire confidence when taking corners or making quick lane changes without feeling overly sporty or harsh. Wet weather performance has also been reassuring. Even during heavy rain, the tires maintain solid traction and handle standing water well, giving me confidence when conditions aren't ideal.

The tread has worn evenly thanks to regular rotations, and the tires still look to have plenty of life left after thousands of miles. I appreciate that Bridgestone designed these tires to balance longevity with efficiency, making them a practical investment rather than just a short-term solution.

Overall, I've been very happy with the Bridgestone Ecopia EP100. They offer an excellent combination of ride comfort, quiet operation, dependable all-season performance, and noticeable fuel efficiency. For anyone who spends a lot of time commuting or driving on highways and wants reliable tires that help reduce fuel consumption while maintaining everyday comfort and safety, I would happily recommend them based on my experience.

Garbage product, both front tyres scrubbed out after 15,000 on a wheel alignment, now one just got a flat, drove a few hundred metres at 25km/h to… Read more

return home and belt in tyre failed and can’t be repaired. Great tyres if you like replacing every year on low km.

Comfort tyre – This tyre used to be made in Australia. Mitsubishi Australia selected this tyre for its Magana model. It offers comfortable driving and suits… Read more

reasonably well for a family car. My set lasted about 36,000kms. It's performance is not as great as Pirelli Cinturato P1 and Hankook Optimo K415 and more expensive than the later two tyres.

Best tyre – These tyres are phenomenal. 190k on my first set and I'm on 320k now with plenty of tread on my second set still.. Such a shame they stopped making them now.. Show details

I've had these tyres on my rear of my RWD V8 for less then 2 months and they are horrible. Noisy from the moment they were fitted, terrible grip when… Read more

trying to take off and in the wet. Regret paying double the price for these over the cheap tyres that give the same if not better performance. Do not recommend!

Was recommended these tyres by Jax for my Santa Fe to replace the OE Nexen N8000s which had 58,000 km, including 18,000 km towing a caravan around… Read more

Australia. Very disappointed with the tyres and with Jax for recommending a sub-par replacement. Comfort is just ok, handling is ok wet and dry - but wear is atrocious! 35,000 km of mostly highway driving (no towing) and they are ready to be replaced.

High Milage – Have 2003 hilux 2wd with 195/14 supercat light truck tyres have got 85000 km so far and tyres still have a good tread .Not a high speed wet weather tyre. Show details

Dangerous in the wet – These were fitted standard on my 2018 SLWB Highace and I have just completed a trip Cairns to Sydney around 3000km incident free. Then the rain… Read more

started in Sydney and with the Van very lightly loaded it was almost Suicidal on the Wet road. Total just 20,600 kms and lots of tread depth but I’m off to get new tyres anything but these Never Ever Again

Death traps - do not buy Supercat tyres – 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,… Read more

but in any wet conditions there is simply no traction. It's actually amazing that they can be so bad while being made of rubber. It feels like you're driving on hard plastic.

Steer clear.