Bridgestone Turanza ER33

Great robust tyre for day to day use. Could handle daily drives well with relative comfort. A bit noisy on concrete roads.

Performance wise, it's able to handle what my 2.0L ladder frame MPV throws at it. The tyre is also capable to handle broken back roads in most tropical condition, be it heavy rain, flood or shine. Lost of grip is manageable and progressive. Even though it's fairly capavle, don't expect sporty level of performance...

It's very durable, able to handle load and went through gruelling broken road laden with potholes carrying 6 adults for hours without developing a buldge.

It's confidence inspiring to know that the tyre is reliable...

Sometimes great, sometimes bad Very good cornering, just as you feel you're going to lose grip, it digs in and pulls you through the corner. Lasted well, just more than 49500 km. Never got a puncture or flat. Around the 30000 km range, I noticed that the tyre started to lightly crack around the side wall, this concerned me but apparently it was normal and safe. Road noise was very bad especially on the highway at 120km/h and above. The cabin would just be filled with road noise, you can barely hear your passenger speak, granted this largely may be related to my car, but the tyres made it worse. I enjoyed these tyres for their cornering, but their price is outrageous in my home country so I’m switching to Dunlop SP Sport LM705 tyres.

I'm thinking of changing them because of the noise. My Civic came with these tires and they have pretty good road grip, but I think that's due to the independent suspension. Also, I was involved in an accident where I braked hard at 85 km/h and couldn't slow down below 45 km/h. I can't say they offer very good braking performance on Turkish asphalt.

Stock tires for a Lexus IS350 F-Sport 2017. These wear really good, you cant rotate tires on this car and 50.000KM in they are still going strong. Dynamics wise, these are decent performers, but nowhere near any reputable UHP Summer tire, comfort is mediocre, mainly because they are super noisy, producing a deep growl at motorway speeds. Rim protector is really meaty, but chunks off very easily and looks terrible aftherwards, guess it's fine as it is pretty much its job. If your car came with these look elsewere for a replacement. Either get a real UHP tire or a more modern and comfortable Touring one.

2018 honda civic 1.5T manuel aracımda 215 50 17 91V Bridgestone Turanza ER33 lastikleri 55000km kullandım. dayanıklı ve dengeli bir lastik ama tutunma kavrama konfor iyi değil. çok sesli bir lastik.

Got the Turanza ER33 factory fitted on my 2019 Toyota Sienta, size 195/50R16. Pros: They're very durable. I'm nearing 50,000 km on the same set, and there's still ample tread on them. Great grip in the dry, with very responsive feel up to ~140 km/h. Performance in the wet is also pretty decent, gives plenty of confidence up to a reasonable highway speed (~100 km/h). Cons: Loud. So loud. And I can feel every bump in the road. I guess that's because it's a harder compound to make it more durable, so the tradeoff is in the ride comfort and noise. They also don't give much confidence when cornering at speed despite the sidewalls being so stiff. tl;dr: It's a decent tire if your main concern is durability, but sacrifices some performance and a lot of comfort. As I'm due to replace my tires, I'll be looking at other options like the Turanza T005A or Yokohama BluEarth GT AE51.

I am rating almost all areas at 9 and more. So that should be self-explanatory; great, reliable, feels safe, good handling and will definitely change to the same set for my Mazda 3.

Very very noisy tyres. I would never buy them again. Otherwise, they are sub mediocre wet and dry.

25,000 kms on them. 2018 Mazda 3 sport. The side walls are lovely & stiff & the grip will let go well before the walls collapse. The braking has always been reliable except in the wet. That is tropical thunderstorm type of wet. Kept the pressures at the manufactures recommendations & getting great wear. The part I like about them is having an suv up 'ya rear going into a roundabout. A quick feed on the go pedal & you are around reliably while the bloke behind has got an arm full of wheel trying not to crash. They don't tail gate any more. The hotter the road surface the more grip I have found. They are noisy on course road chip but ok on hot mix. Still lots of tread left so I am guessing a change at 50K. After a long run they are not hot at all. Will buy again.

Tires lasted for 44000km ~ 3.5 years in mixed driving on SEA climate. Replaced because the safety limit grooves are level with contact patch. Grip levels on dry condition is great, and on wet they’re adequate. It can handle a bit of a spirited driving, doing slight slaloms without losing grip. Tire comfort however, is lacking. They generated a lot of noise and bumps aren’t well damped.

The main selling point for these tires is the long-lasting tread. Apart from that, it is poor less than average at everything else. The handling is not good at all; it loses grip suddenly at corners (not progressive at all). I have had better handling with much cheaper brands. Cabin noise is also very annoying. Tried many different pressure levels, but all yielded the same.

Came stock with my 2018 Civic Eco now nearly on 60k km with same tyres rotated at 25k for once sturdy as hell I think I can have another 10k more and ok grip on dry but very mediocre on all other things especially wet I really don't know why Honda choose it maybe Bridgestone wasn't able to sell them off the shelf so they've decided to eradicate their stocks by providing them as oem.

Drive about 30.000 km and it starts losing it's pattern. It feels very bad at wet road, I'm not brave to drive it above 90km/h at rain condition. The grip and handling is good at dry road, but it's very noisy.

Completed 50,000kms in Mazda 3 Max Sport 2017, Auto, great handling car improved further with these tyres. Comfort is extremely good, no issue with either wet weather braking or handling unless you push the car beyond the prevailing road conditions.I live in Queensland Australia, semi-tropical region some 18okm's from Brisbane. Road surfaces off the freeways are course stone chip on bitumen, which results in a course ride, however, these tyres perform much better in terms of noise transmission and handling than the standard OE Dunlops fitted on our second car, a 2018 Corolla. Bridgestone have the knack in engineering a good product with great wear resistance, combined with above-average wet handling characteristics. I removed the road tyres off a new Hilux SR5 and replaced them with the Dualer 697's, they are the best value AT tyres on the market. I got 85,000Kms from these fitted on my Prado.

Very long lasting tyres. A pair were fitted to rear of my car for one summer, then moved to the front (and new tyres fitted to rear). They lasted another 3 summers on front, so did around 48,000 miles in total. Still had 2.8mm tread remaining but edges were worn, and they no longer felt secure on wet roundabouts etc. I think they were quieter than the Pirelli P7's I replaced them with.