Bridgestone Supercat H/T

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, 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. Show details

Utter Rubbish – These tyres are sold by Bridgestone, under their Supercat label. Bridgestone love to promote their "Bridgestone Benefits" but neglect to tell you that they exclude "SUV" tyres, including passenger tyres fitted to anything they deem an SUV. (So excludes MOST of their sales.) These tyres are cheap garbage. When they were only a few months old, I… Read more

ran over a kerb (at low speed) in a carpark. The sidewall of the tyre split open. Bridgestone refused to cover it under warranty.

Now, the tyres have done probably around 5,000km. The two rears have gone out of round, so that the back-end wobbles. Once again Bridgestone have refused to honour their warranty.

I won't be buying Bridgestone again.