I also had a 04 Jag XJ8 with Serenity tires. I absolutely loved those tires on that car. They lasted and kept the ride quality longer than any tire I've ever purchased.
I'm looking to purchase my first set of tires for my 2014 Civic Si since I bought it in late 2019. Nice to see them on the same wheels! Thanks for the video.
Just put 4 Bridgestone Quiettrac on my 2016 Lexus ES350. Excellent tires, great grip, and very good steering feel. I originally had Vredestein Quatrac Pro which had very thin/ weak sidewalls.
Sounds like an excellent tire for someone who drives 70,000 miles per year in sunny California! Yes, I'm a Rideshare driver who's looking for comfort, quiet road noise, and good traction control. Sounds like this tire hits all those marks while having really high mile warranty which is awesome! Thanks!
This may be true but I bought a set of Michelin tires a year ago and they had a 50k warranty buy the tires haven't gone 55k miles....my mechanic says the warranty is voided because I'm a full time rideshare driver....I'll have to call the manufacturer and ask
@@uberchi5247 I got my tires from Costco with 80k mile warranty! I got the Bridgestone QuietTrack. So far so good! I'm an Uber/Lyft Driver and the Costco rep said nothing about the restrictions on us drivers. Just make sure I get the alignment and have the tires rotate every 5k like clock-work and I should be fine!
@DriverSteve rotating tires and getting an alignment after getting new tires is a big deal in the long run. Many people either don’t get the alignment or push their tire rotations or even forget it and it comes back to bite them lol I do my tire rotations every oil change or every other oil change depending on how much the car was driven.
I have these in Denver. They do excellent all year but they wore really bad. I need to replace them at 30k miles. In the over 300k miles I've put on my Malibu these have lasted the shortest amount of time of all tires I've bought but have been the best overall tire excluding MPG
@@DJR5280 I'm in Northern California and I just changed mine out about 2 months ago. I got about 82k miles on them so I'm happy! BTW, when you get your tires, make sure they are NOT expired! Yes, even vehicle tires have an expiration date! You also have to make sure your wheels are properly aligned which can make a big difference! Having bad struts/shocks or wearing of your wheen mechanisms can make a difference too. Here, learn everything about tires here... th-cam.com/video/-Fgid2WqFE8/w-d-xo.html
I have the bridgestone quiettrack on my hyundai kona sel 2019. These tires are amazing on my car coming from Hankook Gt from the dealership. I feel this ride and quiet is much better than before. These tires were worth the money due to my driving style. Michelin crossclimate 2 is awesome as well but not as quiet as these....
Dude, I've literally been looking for a Kona perspective all day, I'm so glad I found your comment. I've been needing to replace my Kona's tires and I was really looking for something quiet and comfortable, and I think you may have just sealed the deal for me on these tires. Thank you so much!
I’m really thinking about these tires for my Tesla model 3, I have the continental’s with Conti silent foam inside and the continentals are still noisy.
@@JohnathansWorld you should the traction is amazing... if you decide to get them the psi maybe be different due the oem. If you might to go higher due to the speed rating for the tire.
Thanks for the long-term. I'm considering these or CrossClimate 2's for my Civic Touring, good to see an Si owner doing the review. These will be replacing OE 73k Firestones, for commuting/occasional enthusiastic driving in rarely-wet California weather.
Just put these on my 05 ES330. Went on a long drive afterwards. No tread noise whatsoever. They track straight and true. Handle the roughshod California roads. Went over the Ortega Highway which has some really twisty bends. Once the car weight settles the grip is very good! I went over some freshly repaved asphalt and these were like butter. Tires make the car! Don’t skimp on the only thing connecting you to the road.
I have these on my fusion (2.0 T) . So far I like them and I have 300 miles on them. Car seems to handle amazing in the rain. Seems like I only hear these tires at about 70MPH+. I live in Ohio and have curvy roads to my house and I pushed these tires on the curves and I can say traction is pretty nice too.
Good video,I replaced the stock Goodyear Eagles at 40k on my 05 Toyota Camry Le with the original Turanzas and they rode like a chuck wagon in comparison but the T's wore way longer and more evenly, now at 100k I'm going back with the TQT ....BTW, a friend had the exact same car as mine and he put on $200 Michelins and they rode smoother and cornered better than the T's but they cost almost twice as much....as they say, you get what you pay for.
I just ordered them for my 2010 kia optima LX because they are supposedly quieter then other tires, the kia does not come with alot of sound deadening so all you hear is road noise. Plus I got this car 3 weeks ago with 78k miles so it is now the family summer car and living in alaska we do alot of driving, 3 to 600 miles every weekend + normal driving. So I hope they are as good as what everyone's claims them to be.
for others considering this tire its great but my wife only managaed to get 40,000 miles out of them. half the rated miles. always properly inflated and the alignment is good enough. no uneven or odd wear
I'm thinking of buying the 16" tires for my 2020 Insight EX, which are only 2lbs heavier than the stock 16" Michelin Energy Saver A/S. Odd that the gas mileage would dip markedly. Is it due to tread resistance?
I have these on my Prius... They feel heavy and decrease fuel economy a little, but they are smooth and quiet, which is what I wanted. I'll take the trade off for now.
Question. Have you or anyone reading this comment has experienced the vehicle waving left and right on the freeway/highway? I just had these installed on my 2018 Toyota Camry and in certain areas of the freeway my car feels like it's waving left and right.
Dude you're so right I have 2012 acura tl had set them contenial pure contacts omg was at dealership and they told me they think wheel bearings wore going here I went got brand new tires that car was instantly quiet so I definitely won't buy them tires again horriblely loud never again
While not a pure sports car, I would think that a more performance oriented tire would be preferable for the Civic Si. I found your video while researching these tires as they came on a used Accord I recently bought. Though these seem like a reasonable enough choice for a car like the Accord, I don't think they would have been my first choice. I'm fine with all-season tires considering my needs from this car, but I won't rack up that many miles and honestly would have preferred a tire with better grip/performance. However, as they came with the car, I'll be giving the QuietTrack's a try just the same. Thanks for the review.
Hello, I drive about 30,000 miles every year on a minivan. Last year I got Bridgestone - ECOPIA EP422 PLUS but it did not last more than a year. Also, I got the wheel alignment almost 6 months after the tire change so it might be my fault. But I am considering to purchase these. Do you think it will last more than 30k on my car if I get an allignemtn and regular 5k tire rotation?
The CONTINENTAL TRUECONTACT TOUR tires are the longest lasting. After trying all other brands these Truecontacts last the longest and run the best. Smooth and quiet with great grip rain or shine. I'm on my 6th set now. Minivan & sedan.
I just got these on my accord yesterday. They seem a little stiff and I'm getting a little noise going through rough road. Do they soften a bit? If not I'm wondering if I should change over to a goodyear comfortread
BusMaster99 don't they do that when they install the new tires? I looked at the cross climate but read with their tread pattern you can rotate them like you normally would?
@@keslerd1 Those can only be rotated front to back (assuming you don't run a staggered setup) because they're directional. This is to provide all-weather traction.
@@BusMaster99 hi, thanks for your quick reply...wishing I had found you before yesterday. I did buy 4 bridgestone quiettrack from Costco for my 2004 Honda accord, 46,500 miles. Love it! Last 4 tires, pirelli cintr, lasted 9 years. But wanted a quieter ride. Just didn't feel Michelin tires in my retirement budget. Costco sold me 3 tires 2021 manufacturers date...but one is 14 months old already. Because of my low mileage each year, should I replace this one or just live with it? I do drive on the freeway. Thanks for any help... feel a bit taken advantage of.
@@BusMaster99 p.s. I am in southern California...never rains...heehee and my snow driving days are over. I thought, just need a summer tire...but dealers here talked me out it.
@@bethlewis4619 I'd say stick with your summer tires. All season tires are nothing but a compromise between a summer and a winter tire so the performance won't ever match that of a summer tire.
I am looking for quitest tire, I dont care about anything else. For my lexus es300h. I feel Michelin primacy is not as quiter in my opinion. Even though they are much expensive. What do you said
@@zero-ol2nt It's an all weather tire actually. And from what I've heard, that tire is quiet too. Why buy all season tires when all weathers make them obsolete?
@@R100Juan hey actually i was looking for CrossClimate2 but they were out of stock everywhere so i had to go with Bridgestone so far i had a good experience they are good tires but ride can little harsh on bumpy roads other than that it is a good value for money
Approximately 6,000 or 7,000 miles. Mainly because I drove on the winter tires I have during the winter months. Also I didn't drive this car much during the stay-at-home order a few months ago.
We have had the tire 8 days. I have owned many many tires and brands in my life. This tire so far without a doubt is the loudist noisy tire I have ever owned. Dealer say give it a little more than 500 miles. It supposed to quiet down. We will see.
@@SleekMouse No. We tried a different set of tires that were quiet. They had flat spot problems on two of the tires. So we put another new set on that were inexpensive and quiet and wore great. But after another 10K on the car we wanted a new car anyhow. Great car Honda Civic. Never any problems with it. So we bought a new one. LOL
@Justin Rivas Yeah, I have an appointment to install them next Tuesday. My current tires have been slipping in wet and dry weather occasionally but it could last another year if I pushed it but my main reason for going a little early is because one of my tpms sensor is dying so I figured it was about time. I was debating between this and the crossclimate2 but figured since I live in Texas, there’s no need for snow rated tire. *knock on wood*
Yes. I remember test driving a Honda Odyssey that had the Turanza EL400 or EL440 tires. Those were horrible in the rain. The QuietTracks are much better and will last much longer.
BusMaster99 speaking of horrible in the rain I have continental t/a sport they are great on dry roads absolute shit in any kind of rain Doing any turning on a banked ramp is scary shit
Just put these on our CX5. The negative reviews below are concerning and completely perpendicular to the majority of the TireRack reviews. It makes sense that this tire does not absorb bumps too well - it’s has to be hard enough to last 80k miles. I have a tendency to overinflate by 2-3 psi, might lower it to the recommended if too harsh. You’re making a good point that has not occurred to me - don’t buy too much tread life if you don’t drive enough to use it up in 5-6 years. Based on our annual mileage, this is too much life. We’ll see.
That's one reason I recommend the Michelin CrossClimate 2 over these. 60,000 miles of warranty is plenty and those tires are all weather tires (as opposed to all season) and can be driven in snow as they have the 3-peak mountain snowflake symbol.
I’ have these on my GTI. Lost about 10% MPG, they understeer all the time. Not fun at all. Yes the ride is more forgiving but the noise is surface dependent and although quiet, not revolutionary. The benefits don’t outweigh the lost of performance and handling. Got 30 days and I’m returning them to Costco.
Amen, I traded these in for Michelin PS4Ss. I will never go back to all season tires. I recommend you do the same or at least buy another type of max performance summer tire. The GTI, based on my experience with a Civic Si, was made for summer tires. If you have a separate winter/snow setup, there is no point of running all seasons.
@@BusMaster99 Great. Just bought these at Costco and waiting for them to arrive. Replacing Michelin Premier tires on my '15 Subaru Legacy. It's definitely not a sporty car. Not to excited about the loss of gas mileage, although I believe I did notice about a 2 mpg loss when I switched from the Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires that originally came with the car. I would have got the Crossclimate 2 but I heard that they make a growl at low to medium speeds due to their tread pattern. Did the sidewalls feel sloppy on the Bridgestone's? Were the Bridgestone's that bad that you had to change to the PS4S?
The inside tread is worn off on all four tires after 2 summers and 50k kms. Had car aligned when installed and following spring. The rest of the tire looks like new, clearly can,t be the only one with this issue? My winter tires have worn perfectly so it's not the vehicle.
You’re wrong with saying someone that doesn’t drive 20k won’t benefit from these. If you are driving a high performance vehicle/sedan you will wear your tires down a lot quicker with less mileage actually put on the tires.
And that's where *you're* wrong. Not everyone has a high performance vehicle that goes through tires left and right. I wouldn't ever recommend touring tires for those cars simply because they can't match the grip of UHP all season or summer tires. Some people put these tires on Priuses and I guarantee you can't do a burnout in a Prius easily. Plus, the reason why you don't want an 80K mile tire on your car if you don't drive a lot is because tires can crack up after 5-6 years. Money wasted if you still have tread by then.
But, if you're not driving that much, its not an issue because the tires will last longer before wearied out, right? So nothing to be concerned about? Yes, the warranty might be over, but if you can get at least 80,000 miles out of them, it's not a problem?
The issue here is you may still have tread after several years, but the tires are old. Old tires, regardless of tread depth, are more dangerous than worn tires because they are at a greater risk of tread separation.
@@epbski Any tire that is more than 10 years old should be immediately removed from service. If we're talking DOT standards, they recommend you replace your tires if they're 6 years old or older.
I got these at Costco for my 07 Lexus ES350 and I regret getting them. 22,000 miles in and one of the tires warped really bad and started making a really loud noise as if it was flat. Took my car into Costco and not only was that tire warped but another tire had rapidly worn down for no reason. They're going to replace them but I had to pay for the tread I used up already. $110 to get two more crappy tires. Next time I'm going Michilen. I do not recommend these at all.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I recommend the CrossClimate2. It's a much better tire simply because it's an all weather as opposed to an all season.
Ridiculous. if anything, Pirelli should be the company deserving of a boycott considering I've had unreliable traction from both the Cinturato P7 A/S and the Scorpion Verde A/S. Their tires are complete garbage. Goodyear, on the other hand, makes great tires and is the largest tire company in the U.S. They even make good all weather tires for both civilians and police, hence why some police interceptors from Ford come from the factory with Eagle Enforcer All Weather tires for reliable traction and performance.
I never liked Pirelli. Had a Factory pair on a 2017 Mustang and they were just terrible with the lack of wet traction I had. They were quiet but nothing compared to the Quiet track. Now with the good years, I like them as a company but I’ve also never had stellar wet and dry traction with Goodyear tires on anything I’ve ever driven. I personally prefer Continental & Bridgestone.
@@javik8756 Yeah, Goodyear's "all seasons" aren't good traction wise. The Assurance WeatherReady is the only exception as it is an all weather tire as opposed to a traditional all season. Personally I will never buy another all season tire unless it was an all weather tire (meaning severe snow certified).
i just got these tires at Costco. not good at all. handling is pretty sucks comparing to Michellin Premier A/S. Also, I agree with you, gas mileage decreasing too. I have been driving for over 1 week now. But i am gonna take them back to Costco. I should have just stuck with Michellin but just wanna give Bridgestone a try. thumbs down for me.
Don't get the Premier LTX because those have been reported to wear down fast (20K to 30K on the tires and they're shot). I'd recommend the new CrossClimate 2 if it is available in your tire size. Edit: After thoroughly reading, I just realized you mentioned the Premier A/S and not the LTX. My bad on that, but I would still recommend the CrossClimate 2 if you want to run one set of tires year round.
@@BusMaster99 yes. Costco is having a sale on these Bridgestone Turanza Quiet Track and Michelin Cross Climate 2. same price after discount. Will defintely switching to Cross Climate 2. very fortunate that Costco and Sam's Club allow you to exchange / return the tires up to 1 month. thank you for sharing and recommending.
Yeah I did. Swapped these for Michelin PS4Ss and never looked back. Significantly better fuel economy and performance. Who cares about treadlife nowadays? Not like many tires nowadays last for their rated mileage anyway. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
1st get rid of poop ads! This tire on my 2019 Avalon Hybrid was great for about 1000 miles while the car was new off showroom. After 1st year they went to terrible on the noise scale. We finally have 20 k on car at 5k per year, only have half of the tread, these are supposed to be 80k tires. I’m buying Michelin MXM 4 AC = Acoustic at $1330 out the door in Utah from Costco or Discount Tire. Avalon’s comes with 17- 18 - or 19” rims , so with bigger rims, having room for bigger calipers? , giving up side-wall flex , and sq. In. Of air , so I’m paying more for less rubber? , what , engineering gets to be problematic trying to make a quite tire on a Electric driven vehicle.
@@robertleftwich1122 Cope and seethe. That's how TH-camrs make money. Everybody knows this. You're obviously no older than 12 if you talk like that. 🤣🤣🤣
Phenomenal tire, but make sure to prorate them. My tread wore out only after 27K miles. And no, my alignment isn't off, it's perfect. Just a soft tire and they wear out faster. But the ride is so good I'll get a new set and prorate them.
Get Michelin CrossClimate 2s instead. Don't be fooled by the long treadwear warranty. The CC2 lasts longer and is all weather so you can drive it year round no issues. Michelin knows how to make a tire that will last.
@@BusMaster99 Here is what Bridgestone says: “We recommend tires that were manufactured 10 years prior (or longer) be taken out of service and replaced with new tires. Same goes for the spare. If it’s 10 years old, it needs to be replaced, even if it appears new. It’s important to note that the age of a tire is not the only indicator of whether it needs to be replaced. Many tires will need to be replaced before 10 years of age due to routine tread wear and other conditions such as punctures, impact damage, improper inflation, overloading and more. If a tire is worn out or otherwise unserviceable from damage or conditions of use, it should be replaced regardless of when it was produced or purchased.” They also offer 10 year warranties on some tires. Replacing them just because they reached some lower age is wasteful provided that they are in good shape according to the tire place.
I drove 30.000 (30k miles),on one set of Bridgestone dualler tires 2008 until 2019. 4X4 454 GMC suburban. They still had 50% tread and even wear across the top. Did 4 wheel rotation 2X in year 2011and again in 2015
I also had a 04 Jag XJ8 with Serenity tires. I absolutely loved those tires on that car. They lasted and kept the ride quality longer than any tire I've ever purchased.
Put on a set of these and I'm very pleased with the purchase. I recommend them.
I'm looking to purchase my first set of tires for my 2014 Civic Si since I bought it in late 2019. Nice to see them on the same wheels! Thanks for the video.
Same here just for my 2012 si thinking of going with these, I didn’t like the Firestone championship fuel fighter tho
Your white Civic looks really clean and good with white color.
Just put 4 Bridgestone Quiettrac on my 2016 Lexus ES350. Excellent tires, great grip, and very good steering feel. I originally had Vredestein Quatrac Pro which had very thin/ weak sidewalls.
😁
I am actually looking for tires for my ES350, and Costco sales these, so I’m trying to research.
@@sheltonpoteat6241me too for my ES haha. Did you get them?
Getting this tires for my 2016 Lexus ES350
Sounds like an excellent tire for someone who drives 70,000 miles per year in sunny California! Yes, I'm a Rideshare driver who's looking for comfort, quiet road noise, and good traction control. Sounds like this tire hits all those marks while having really high mile warranty which is awesome! Thanks!
This may be true but I bought a set of Michelin tires a year ago and they had a 50k warranty buy the tires haven't gone 55k miles....my mechanic says the warranty is voided because I'm a full time rideshare driver....I'll have to call the manufacturer and ask
@@uberchi5247 I got my tires from Costco with 80k mile warranty! I got the Bridgestone QuietTrack. So far so good! I'm an Uber/Lyft Driver and the Costco rep said nothing about the restrictions on us drivers. Just make sure I get the alignment and have the tires rotate every 5k like clock-work and I should be fine!
@DriverSteve rotating tires and getting an alignment after getting new tires is a big deal in the long run. Many people either don’t get the alignment or push their tire rotations or even forget it and it comes back to bite them lol I do my tire rotations every oil change or every other oil change depending on how much the car was driven.
I have these in Denver. They do excellent all year but they wore really bad. I need to replace them at 30k miles. In the over 300k miles I've put on my Malibu these have lasted the shortest amount of time of all tires I've bought but have been the best overall tire excluding MPG
@@DJR5280 I'm in Northern California and I just changed mine out about 2 months ago. I got about 82k miles on them so I'm happy!
BTW, when you get your tires, make sure they are NOT expired! Yes, even vehicle tires have an expiration date! You also have to make sure your wheels are properly aligned which can make a big difference! Having bad struts/shocks or wearing of your wheen mechanisms can make a difference too.
Here, learn everything about tires here...
th-cam.com/video/-Fgid2WqFE8/w-d-xo.html
Gotta love the mau5
I have the bridgestone quiettrack on my hyundai kona sel 2019. These tires are amazing on my car coming from Hankook Gt from the dealership. I feel this ride and quiet is much better than before. These tires were worth the money due to my driving style. Michelin crossclimate 2 is awesome as well but not as quiet as these....
Dude, I've literally been looking for a Kona perspective all day, I'm so glad I found your comment. I've been needing to replace my Kona's tires and I was really looking for something quiet and comfortable, and I think you may have just sealed the deal for me on these tires. Thank you so much!
@@NewmanVisual no problem brother I love my kona 19 sel I just need awesome tires to go with it
Hey man did you get them
I’m really thinking about these tires for my Tesla model 3, I have the continental’s with Conti silent foam inside and the continentals are still noisy.
@@JohnathansWorld you should the traction is amazing... if you decide to get them the psi maybe be different due the oem. If you might to go higher due to the speed rating for the tire.
That's a good review, Fred Couples.
Thanks for the long-term. I'm considering these or CrossClimate 2's for my Civic Touring, good to see an Si owner doing the review. These will be replacing OE 73k Firestones, for commuting/occasional enthusiastic driving in rarely-wet California weather.
Go for it! I love those tires and my father does too as he got some last year for his Ford Edge.
My EQ Firestone’s on my Excursion has 84,000 miles on them and they still have 10,000 more. That’s why Firestone is going broke.
Just put these on my 05 ES330. Went on a long drive afterwards. No tread noise whatsoever. They track straight and true. Handle the roughshod California roads. Went over the Ortega Highway which has some really twisty bends. Once the car weight settles the grip is very good! I went over some freshly repaved asphalt and these were like butter. Tires make the car! Don’t skimp on the only thing connecting you to the road.
Also, they're V rated, for up to 149MPH. Getting a new set installed tomorrow 😆!
I have these on my fusion (2.0 T) . So far I like them and I have 300 miles on them. Car seems to handle amazing in the rain. Seems like I only hear these tires at about 70MPH+. I live in Ohio and have curvy roads to my house and I pushed these tires on the curves and I can say traction is pretty nice too.
Are they significantly noisy at 70MPH+? I’m gonna be traveling across the country and some parts of the country at over 70MPH.
@@JohnathansWorld no they are not that bad
How are they holding up? I have a Fusion as well and might get these.
@@DocMontiel still going strong I have about 10,000 on them now. No wear still looking new. I have no regrets buying them at all.
Good video,I replaced the stock Goodyear Eagles at 40k on my 05 Toyota Camry Le with the original Turanzas and they rode like a chuck wagon in comparison but the T's wore way longer and more evenly, now at 100k I'm going back with the TQT ....BTW, a friend had the exact same car as mine and he put on $200 Michelins and they rode smoother and cornered better than the T's but they cost almost twice as much....as they say, you get what you pay for.
I just ordered them for my 2010 kia optima LX because they are supposedly quieter then other tires, the kia does not come with alot of sound deadening so all you hear is road noise. Plus I got this car 3 weeks ago with 78k miles so it is now the family summer car and living in alaska we do alot of driving, 3 to 600 miles every weekend + normal driving. So I hope they are as good as what everyone's claims them to be.
Update?
Great review, thank you.
I just put those on my 2018 rav4 and I love it already 👍🏽haven't done alignment yet 🙄
for others considering this tire its great but my wife only managaed to get 40,000 miles out of them. half the rated miles. always properly inflated and the alignment is good enough. no uneven or odd wear
Do you think they are just as good performance wise and more quiet than the Michelin a/s 4 pilot sport
I'm thinking of buying the 16" tires for my 2020 Insight EX, which are only 2lbs heavier than the stock 16" Michelin Energy Saver A/S. Odd that the gas mileage would dip markedly. Is it due to tread resistance?
Yes, rolling resistance has a lot to do with fuel economy.
I have these on my Prius... They feel heavy and decrease fuel economy a little, but they are smooth and quiet, which is what I wanted. I'll take the trade off for now.
What year prius do you have them on?
@@cesarponce727 2012 plug in
Have you tried increasing the cold PSI up a pound or two? (If you only check when the tires are hot, add 5-6 PSI)
@@seanpop2886 yes, I tend to do 39 front, 37 rear.
Question. Have you or anyone reading this comment has experienced the vehicle waving left and right on the freeway/highway? I just had these installed on my 2018 Toyota Camry and in certain areas of the freeway my car feels like it's waving left and right.
Are these quiet on concrete roads?
Dude you're so right I have 2012 acura tl had set them contenial pure contacts omg was at dealership and they told me they think wheel bearings wore going here I went got brand new tires that car was instantly quiet so I definitely won't buy them tires again horriblely loud never again
While not a pure sports car, I would think that a more performance oriented tire would be preferable for the Civic Si. I found your video while researching these tires as they came on a used Accord I recently bought. Though these seem like a reasonable enough choice for a car like the Accord, I don't think they would have been my first choice. I'm fine with all-season tires considering my needs from this car, but I won't rack up that many miles and honestly would have preferred a tire with better grip/performance. However, as they came with the car, I'll be giving the QuietTrack's a try just the same. Thanks for the review.
No problem. I actually traded these for Michelin Pilot Sport 4S summer tires in August of 2020.
Hello, I drive about 30,000 miles every year on a minivan. Last year I got Bridgestone - ECOPIA EP422 PLUS but it did not last more than a year. Also, I got the wheel alignment almost 6 months after the tire change so it might be my fault. But I am considering to purchase these. Do you think it will last more than 30k on my car if I get an allignemtn and regular 5k tire rotation?
The CONTINENTAL TRUECONTACT TOUR tires are the longest lasting. After trying all other brands these Truecontacts last the longest and run the best. Smooth and quiet with great grip rain or shine. I'm on my 6th set now. Minivan & sedan.
nice video
I just got these on my accord yesterday. They seem a little stiff and I'm getting a little noise going through rough road. Do they soften a bit? If not I'm wondering if I should change over to a goodyear comfortread
You might need an alignment. If it isn't that, I would recommend the Assurance WeatherReady or Michelin CrossClimate.
BusMaster99 don't they do that when they install the new tires? I looked at the cross climate but read with their tread pattern you can rotate them like you normally would?
@@keslerd1 Those can only be rotated front to back (assuming you don't run a staggered setup) because they're directional. This is to provide all-weather traction.
@@keslerd1 Only other thing I can think of is to check the tire pressures.
BusMaster99 yeah I did last night. Dealership was at 35. I dropped them to 32 this morning which helped. Probably need to give them a few days first
Thanks for your review. I only drive 2,000 miles a year. Would you recommend? And when to rotate? Thanks.
Any set of tires should be rotated every 5,000 miles. Since you drive only 2,000 miles a year, I wouldn't recommend these or any high treadwear tires.
@@BusMaster99 hi, thanks for your quick reply...wishing I had found you before yesterday. I did buy 4 bridgestone quiettrack from Costco for my 2004 Honda accord, 46,500 miles. Love it! Last 4 tires, pirelli cintr, lasted 9 years. But wanted a quieter ride. Just didn't feel Michelin tires in my retirement budget. Costco sold me 3 tires 2021 manufacturers date...but one is 14 months old already. Because of my low mileage each year, should I replace this one or just live with it? I do drive on the freeway. Thanks for any help... feel a bit taken advantage of.
@@BusMaster99 p.s. I am in southern California...never rains...heehee and my snow driving days are over. I thought, just need a summer tire...but dealers here talked me out it.
@@bethlewis4619 I'd say stick with your summer tires. All season tires are nothing but a compromise between a summer and a winter tire so the performance won't ever match that of a summer tire.
@@BusMaster99 any brands and models recommended?
I am looking for quitest tire, I dont care about anything else. For my lexus es300h. I feel Michelin primacy is not as quiter in my opinion. Even though they are much expensive.
What do you said
I'd recommend none of the above and instead recommend the Michelin CrossClimate2. With all weather tires in the market, all seasons are obsolete.
@@BusMaster99 will check it out. Tks
@@BusMaster99 just checked your info is wrong. They are much noisy. Good was rain and stopping. Not bad in winter. None of that i care.
Only quietness
Good job.
Trying to decide between these or the Michelin primacy tour a/s for most comfort and quiet.
I'd recommend niether and get the CrossClimate 2 instead if it's available in your rim size.
@@BusMaster99 Yea but isn't that just a snow tire basically? I'm looking for a smooth quiet ride.
@@zero-ol2nt It's an all weather tire actually. And from what I've heard, that tire is quiet too. Why buy all season tires when all weathers make them obsolete?
@@zero-ol2nt
I'd recommend Continental True Contact Tours.
@@Lucky8s Why is that? Leaning towards the bridgestone
Just ordered mine at Costco for Mercedes hopefully it lasts
thinking of buying these or CrossClimate2. do you have any updates on the ones you purchased, if you don't mind helping me?
@@R100Juan hey actually i was looking for CrossClimate2 but they were out of stock everywhere so i had to go with Bridgestone so far i had a good experience they are good tires but ride can little harsh on bumpy roads other than that it is a good value for money
how many miles driven on this tire in the one year review period???
Approximately 6,000 or 7,000 miles. Mainly because I drove on the winter tires I have during the winter months. Also I didn't drive this car much during the stay-at-home order a few months ago.
We have had the tire 8 days. I have owned many many tires and brands in my life. This tire so far without a doubt is the loudist noisy tire I have ever owned. Dealer say give it a little more than 500 miles. It supposed to quiet down. We will see.
same, it is so loudest but it name as quiettrack. scam...
reduce the tire pressure looks help a lot? let me know what your result.
Did they ever quiet down?
@@SleekMouse No. We tried a different set of tires that were quiet. They had flat spot problems on two of the tires. So we put another new set on that were inexpensive and quiet and wore great. But after another 10K on the car we wanted a new car anyhow. Great car Honda Civic. Never any problems with it. So we bought a new one. LOL
Not as good as I was hoping but I like them better than Michelin Pilots.
If you have costco membership, get these when they are $150 off for a set of four.
I’m going to buy myself a set of the quiettrack for Christmas. Also they’re on sale at Costco $150 off a set of 4 but you must be a Costco member.
@Justin Rivas Yeah, I have an appointment to install them next Tuesday. My current tires have been slipping in wet and dry weather occasionally but it could last another year if I pushed it but my main reason for going a little early is because one of my tpms sensor is dying so I figured it was about time. I was debating between this and the crossclimate2 but figured since I live in Texas, there’s no need for snow rated tire. *knock on wood*
Also, realize that the 6yr spec is from the manufacture date, not when you purchase them, so beware of buying old stock.
Yes, I'm well aware.
thinking about getting these, better than the EL-2s?
Yes. I remember test driving a Honda Odyssey that had the Turanza EL400 or EL440 tires. Those were horrible in the rain. The QuietTracks are much better and will last much longer.
I only got four years out of the el2 Bridgestone turanza those are only 60k tires
BusMaster99 thanks homie
BusMaster99 speaking of horrible in the rain I have continental t/a sport they are great on dry roads absolute shit in any kind of rain
Doing any turning on a banked ramp is scary shit
@@futureshock7425 Oh wow. That must have been terrifying!
Just put these on our CX5. The negative reviews below are concerning and completely perpendicular to the majority of the TireRack reviews. It makes sense that this tire does not absorb bumps too well - it’s has to be hard enough to last 80k miles. I have a tendency to overinflate by 2-3 psi, might lower it to the recommended if too harsh. You’re making a good point that has not occurred to me - don’t buy too much tread life if you don’t drive enough to use it up in 5-6 years. Based on our annual mileage, this is too much life. We’ll see.
That's one reason I recommend the Michelin CrossClimate 2 over these. 60,000 miles of warranty is plenty and those tires are all weather tires (as opposed to all season) and can be driven in snow as they have the 3-peak mountain snowflake symbol.
@@BusMaster99 Are these tires more quiet than the cross climate 2?
@@zero-ol2nt I would say equal.
How many miles you drove ？
6-7K. I was hoping for more, but the pandemic cut down on my need to drive by a lot.
I’ have these on my GTI. Lost about 10% MPG, they understeer all the time. Not fun at all. Yes the ride is more forgiving but the noise is surface dependent and although quiet, not revolutionary. The benefits don’t outweigh the lost of performance and handling. Got 30 days and I’m returning them to Costco.
Amen, I traded these in for Michelin PS4Ss. I will never go back to all season tires. I recommend you do the same or at least buy another type of max performance summer tire. The GTI, based on my experience with a Civic Si, was made for summer tires. If you have a separate winter/snow setup, there is no point of running all seasons.
I’m getting the pilot sport 4 S
@@BusMaster99 Great. Just bought these at Costco and waiting for them to arrive. Replacing Michelin Premier tires on my '15 Subaru Legacy. It's definitely not a sporty car. Not to excited about the loss of gas mileage, although I believe I did notice about a 2 mpg loss when I switched from the Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires that originally came with the car. I would have got the Crossclimate 2 but I heard that they make a growl at low to medium speeds due to their tread pattern. Did the sidewalls feel sloppy on the Bridgestone's? Were the Bridgestone's that bad that you had to change to the PS4S?
@@103eaglecrest Nah, I changed to the PS4S because I wanted to drive my car on the track.
Why would you put these on a GTI?
The inside tread is worn off on all four tires after 2 summers and 50k kms. Had car aligned when installed and following spring. The rest of the tire looks like new, clearly can,t be the only one with this issue? My winter tires have worn perfectly so it's not the vehicle.
You’re wrong with saying someone that doesn’t drive 20k won’t benefit from these. If you are driving a high performance vehicle/sedan you will wear your tires down a lot quicker with less mileage actually put on the tires.
And that's where *you're* wrong. Not everyone has a high performance vehicle that goes through tires left and right. I wouldn't ever recommend touring tires for those cars simply because they can't match the grip of UHP all season or summer tires. Some people put these tires on Priuses and I guarantee you can't do a burnout in a Prius easily. Plus, the reason why you don't want an 80K mile tire on your car if you don't drive a lot is because tires can crack up after 5-6 years. Money wasted if you still have tread by then.
But, if you're not driving that much, its not an issue because the tires will last longer before wearied out, right? So nothing to be concerned about? Yes, the warranty might be over, but if you can get at least 80,000 miles out of them, it's not a problem?
The issue here is you may still have tread after several years, but the tires are old. Old tires, regardless of tread depth, are more dangerous than worn tires because they are at a greater risk of tread separation.
@@BusMaster99 How old is too old?
@@epbski Any tire that is more than 10 years old should be immediately removed from service. If we're talking DOT standards, they recommend you replace your tires if they're 6 years old or older.
@@BusMaster99 Do you believe it's necessary or at least do you recommend replacing tires if they are at least 6 years old or is that excessive?
Good luck at getting 80,000 miles! I’m at 40 and they probably have about 10 left!! That’s with average driving.
Yeah I've heard. I ended up trading these in. No longer recommend them.
I got these at Costco for my 07 Lexus ES350 and I regret getting them. 22,000 miles in and one of the tires warped really bad and started making a really loud noise as if it was flat. Took my car into Costco and not only was that tire warped but another tire had rapidly worn down for no reason. They're going to replace them but I had to pay for the tread I used up already. $110 to get two more crappy tires. Next time I'm going Michilen. I do not recommend these at all.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I recommend the CrossClimate2. It's a much better tire simply because it's an all weather as opposed to an all season.
They weight 27 lbs per tire
Bought these and they didn’t last 1 year at 20k miles. Bridgestone will honor the 80k mileage warranty.
Give us another update?
Tires are gone.
What is your take on the Goodyear Boycott? Being as anti political as possible of course
Ridiculous. if anything, Pirelli should be the company deserving of a boycott considering I've had unreliable traction from both the Cinturato P7 A/S and the Scorpion Verde A/S. Their tires are complete garbage. Goodyear, on the other hand, makes great tires and is the largest tire company in the U.S. They even make good all weather tires for both civilians and police, hence why some police interceptors from Ford come from the factory with Eagle Enforcer All Weather tires for reliable traction and performance.
BusMaster99 can’t argue with that, your absolutely right!!
@@makeshiftlake3519 Yeah. I feel sorry for anyone who still buys Pirelli tires.
I never liked Pirelli. Had a Factory pair on a 2017 Mustang and they were just terrible with the lack of wet traction I had. They were quiet but nothing compared to the Quiet track. Now with the good years, I like them as a company but I’ve also never had stellar wet and dry traction with Goodyear tires on anything I’ve ever driven. I personally prefer Continental & Bridgestone.
@@javik8756 Yeah, Goodyear's "all seasons" aren't good traction wise. The Assurance WeatherReady is the only exception as it is an all weather tire as opposed to a traditional all season. Personally I will never buy another all season tire unless it was an all weather tire (meaning severe snow certified).
i just got these tires at Costco. not good at all. handling is pretty sucks comparing to Michellin Premier A/S. Also, I agree with you, gas mileage decreasing too. I have been driving for over 1 week now. But i am gonna take them back to Costco. I should have just stuck with Michellin but just wanna give Bridgestone a try. thumbs down for me.
Don't get the Premier LTX because those have been reported to wear down fast (20K to 30K on the tires and they're shot). I'd recommend the new CrossClimate 2 if it is available in your tire size. Edit: After thoroughly reading, I just realized you mentioned the Premier A/S and not the LTX. My bad on that, but I would still recommend the CrossClimate 2 if you want to run one set of tires year round.
@@BusMaster99 yes. Costco is having a sale on these Bridgestone Turanza Quiet Track and Michelin Cross Climate 2. same price after discount. Will defintely switching to Cross Climate 2. very fortunate that Costco and Sam's Club allow you to exchange / return the tires up to 1 month. thank you for sharing and recommending.
@@danielle8179 My pleasure. It's why I do research on tires.
Beware of "sipes."
Lol you noticed reduced fuel economy?
Yeah I did. Swapped these for Michelin PS4Ss and never looked back. Significantly better fuel economy and performance. Who cares about treadlife nowadays? Not like many tires nowadays last for their rated mileage anyway. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
1st get rid of poop ads! This tire on my 2019 Avalon Hybrid was great for about 1000 miles while the car was new off showroom. After 1st year they went to terrible on the noise scale. We finally have 20 k on car at 5k per year, only have half of the tread, these are supposed to be 80k tires. I’m buying Michelin MXM 4 AC = Acoustic at $1330 out the door in Utah from Costco or Discount Tire. Avalon’s comes with 17- 18 - or 19” rims , so with bigger rims, having room for bigger calipers? , giving up side-wall flex , and sq. In. Of air , so I’m paying more for less rubber? , what , engineering gets to be problematic trying to make a quite tire on a Electric driven vehicle.
Poop ads? If by that you mean the ads that you get on my videos, the answer to that problem is TH-cam Red...
@@BusMaster99 Just saying, I don’t want poop ads everywhere and every time I look up a thing on U-tube !
@@robertleftwich1122 Cope and seethe. That's how TH-camrs make money. Everybody knows this. You're obviously no older than 12 if you talk like that. 🤣🤣🤣
Phenomenal tire, but make sure to prorate them. My tread wore out only after 27K miles. And no, my alignment isn't off, it's perfect. Just a soft tire and they wear out faster.
But the ride is so good I'll get a new set and prorate them.
Get Michelin CrossClimate 2s instead. Don't be fooled by the long treadwear warranty. The CC2 lasts longer and is all weather so you can drive it year round no issues. Michelin knows how to make a tire that will last.
@@BusMaster99 I have thought about those. They seem to be taking the tire market by storm.
That’s a lot of weight
Bridgestone claims that their tires can last 10 years.
10 years is far too long for any tire.
@@BusMaster99 Here is what Bridgestone says:
“We recommend tires that were manufactured 10 years prior (or longer) be taken out of service and replaced with new tires. Same goes for the spare. If it’s 10 years old, it needs to be replaced, even if it appears new.
It’s important to note that the age of a tire is not the only indicator of whether it needs to be replaced. Many tires will need to be replaced before 10 years of age due to routine tread wear and other conditions such as punctures, impact damage, improper inflation, overloading and more. If a tire is worn out or otherwise unserviceable from damage or conditions of use, it should be replaced regardless of when it was produced or purchased.”
They also offer 10 year warranties on some tires. Replacing them just because they reached some lower age is wasteful provided that they are in good shape according to the tire place.
I drove 30.000 (30k miles),on one set of Bridgestone dualler tires 2008 until 2019.
4X4 454 GMC suburban.
They still had 50% tread and even wear across the top. Did 4 wheel rotation 2X in year 2011and again in 2015