I was a bit concerned when I went to pick up my car. I did not realize these were lower profile tires. I was wrong though! These tires are so quiet. 10/10. It's truly insane how the tire brand and tire type can change the road sound and ride of the vehicle. The vehicle feels like it handles the road much better as well. They also came with a nice warranty and life expectancy, and a rebate!!

Turanza Quiettracks have improved my satisfaction with this vehicle dramatically. Initially purchased to reduce noise but I found that the comfort and overall handling of the car with these tires is remarkably better. I guess I just held on to the OEM tires too long and I didn't know what I had been missing out on with the Turanza's! Also enjoyed a really positive experience buying and installing at local store.

A quiet ride is essential if you're a gig worker who gives paid passenger rides. I go through tires much faster due to my line of work. In Minnesota, you need good handling on ice and in snow, but you also need a quiet ride for reviews. I've always purchased winter tires for winter, but they just burn up so fast because the rubber is softer than all other types. So if the roads are clear, you're gonna burn them. If winter tires lasted longer, I'd love them year round. I strayed from winter tires this year and went with the quiettrack, and my significant other and I could not get over how much quieter my car is. We can actually have a lower volume conversation and hear our music at a lower volume much better than any other time I can recall. I was skeptical it wouldn't handle that well though in winter conditions and I stand corrected. I took it out on icy roads and the traction seemed just as good as snow tires. So I'm gonna continue to vouch for these from now on.

So on my son's ole '05 Buick Lacrosse HS/college car the tires have been terrific. Really nice ride, pretty quiet and darn good in snow. I did notice the installer mounted two with 'inside' facing outside. Wonder if that's an issue? Would buy these again for family/daily driver.

I'm on my 2nd set of Turanza Quiettrack tires after having "upgraded" from the Serenity Plus model. After only 28k miles, I've been told by the Firestone dealer/service center that I need to replace them. Sidewalls are cracking, the tread is so low that they won't rotate them anymore, and two have flat spots. I have had them regularly rotated and balanced. I had the same kind of lifespan from the Serenity Plus. The only reason I stayed with Bridgestone is to take some advantage of the pro-rated wear applied to the Quiettracks. It's unfortunate that these don't last - especially for an 80k rated tire. They are quiet, do well in rain and overall a good driving experience. But the expense is nowhere worth it and I'm moving on from Bridgestone.

After just 31,000 miles of modest driving, I'm down to only 3/32 tread left on this Turanza Quiettrack. These tires are supposed to be 80k mile tires, yet so many reviews found here and elsewhere, specifically since the start of 2023, are rightfully criticizing the durability of this tire. Many people are experiencing less than 35k miles on this 80k tire. This tire was released about 3 to 4 years ago, and now we see the true life of this tire. I'm curious why recent reviews on this Turanza page are written for the Alenza tire. That is supposedly a different tire, but those reviews are starting to appear hear. This is peculiar.

My last review was not posted (SMH), so trying again. As with many other consumers who purchased this tire 3 years ago, I got nowhere close to 80k miles on it. I've driven 31k miles and have just 3mm tread remaining. Modest driver, tires rotated and properly inflated. So many others have complained about the same issue this year, so it's clear that this tire, which was released about 4 years ago, is complete garbage from a longevity perspective.

Bought full set of tires over Michelin for the 80,000 mile tread life. I have driven 29,000 miles and being told I will need new tires as all four are sitting at 4/32. I spent so much money on these and I can't afford to replace them already. I'm pretty devastated over this purchase.

After 21000 miles these tires were kaput! Mind you, every 5000 miles they were rotated. Poor quality. We're they quiet? Moderately quiet. Decent in wet conditions. But to only get 21000K out of them is ridiculous. I will go with Michelin next for sure!

After using the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack tires for 45,832 miles, I was told by a Honda technician my tires didn't have enough tread to safely make it through another winter. I verified that. I rotated the tires regularly at between 5K and 7500 miles, which Honda recommends, except I missed one rotation, so that interval was around 17K. The Bridgestone warranty rep said that should be okay. The chain where I got the tires said rotation should have been done every 5K and not doing that would make any claim denied. Nowhere in the Bridgestone warranty does it say you must rotate the tires every 5K miles. I won't buy Bridgestone again because their warranty is useless.