Bridgestone Turanza ER300 225/55 R16 99W

astonishingly holds the road, in the rain on water at 140-150 without problems, you stop where you want, not where you can. For two years, not a single bump although the operating conditions are extreme, in short, for driving enthusiasts, it's super.

At the beginning of the season, I bought myself 17s, and I've been driving on them for more than two months now. After a trip to Crimea in the heat and with sharp temperature changes on the road due to rain, I decided to write a review. I'll start from the very beginning: right after buying them, I went straight to the tire shop to change them. I was really, really pleased with the balancing; none of the wheels showed more than 10 grams. The quality is just superb, and if you tweak the tire on the rim a bit, I think you could slap less than 5 grams on each side. Despite their size and profile, the tires handle potholes superbly, with no severe shocks to the suspension, yet the tires withstand strong impacts. The sidewalls are very stiff, but again, for how stiff they are, the tires are quite comfortable—an ideal combination for me. I went to Crimea this year and I am just pleased with the tires!!! Part of the Odessa raceway at a speed of 220, the tires behaved like they were dug in: no tilting, no humming, even when heavy rain suddenly started and the temperature dropped from 33 to 17, and the road turned pretty rough with seams and potholes, the tires still held the road without any slipping or hydroplaning.

67,000 km, four summer seasons (Chernihiv, Ukraine) no bumps, 2 mm tread left. Driving home from Odessa in the rain at 120, at first it was very scary. I'm 59, unfortunately or as some say "fortunately".