I bought these tire and they had an 80k milage warranty on them. I got 34,000 miles out of the with about 3/32 left on them. Problem I had them fix a flat on one tire and it had been done twice. So I would have to replace it. I decided to do a warranty on them and replace them. About these tire. Amazing gripping! I could not get my car to slide. Very heavy tire so my fuel went down I use to get about 407 and each time 366. Big difference. They not that quite. Just would not purchase again.

I have only used Bridgestone tires on all of my vehicles over the years, run flats to all seasons, but I am currently very unhappy! I love the Turanza Quittrack tires but unfortunately they are not lasting as long as they are supposed too! My current tires have lasted less then 30k miles and I need to replace all 4 tires. Do I risk buying these same tires again and have them for another 29k, these tires are not cheap.

I recently bought a 2024 Toyota Camry which of course came with brand new Bridgestone tires. In less than one year I had to get a tire replaced due to a bubble and me being afraid to drive on it. Because I got the tire replaced instead of waiting however long for an appointment at Bridgestone, they will not refund me for my inconvenience of buying a new tire even though it was less than a year old. It was extremely difficult to get anyone on the phone until it was too late. I was put on hold for 30+ minutes and transferred multiple times. Also given misguided information on how to handle the situation.

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.

This was my second set of quiet tracks. The first set only made it to 30,000 miles before they were at 2/32 and were warrantied. The dealer thought it was a fluke, so we tried another set. The second set is already at 4/32 at 14,900 miles. Only had three oil changes/tire rotations with a 80,000 mile tire. Firestone warrantied the second set and switched me over to weatherpeaks. Such a waste of money to have to still pay fees and prorated cost on a new set of tires so soon.

Would have to say that I am more than happy with Quiettrack. I drive strictly highway miles at 55 to 70mph everyday for a round trip of 170 miles per day. The traction is excellent and does very well in wet or snow conditions. As the tire came into its 65000 mile age it became less effective in snow and was a safety hazard. So new tires went on. This is my second set on this car and I would recommend to anyone. A little pricey , but you get what you pay for in a tire.

I recently purchased a set of Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack 235/40R18 95H tires for my vehicle, and while I must admit that they have several positive attributes, I am ultimately disappointed with their tread wear. Let's start with the positives. The most notable aspect of the Turanza Quiettrack tires is their exceptional quietness. They live up to their name by significantly reducing road noise, resulting in a serene and enjoyable driving experience. This feature alone makes them a suitable choice for those seeking a peaceful and comfortable ride. Furthermore, in terms of performance, the Turanza Quiettrack tires excel. They provide excellent traction and grip on both dry and wet surfaces. I found their handling to be precise and responsive, instilling confidence while cornering and maneuvering through various road conditions. The braking performance is also commendable, offering reliable stopping power when needed. However, my enthusiasm for these tires is dampened by their disappointing tread wear. Bridgestone advertises the Turanza Quiettrack with a mileage rating of 85,000 miles, suggesting they are designed to last for an extended period. Unfortunately, my experience fell far short of this claim. At just 39,000 miles, I discovered significant wear, with the tread depth measuring at a mere 3/32". This premature wear is unacceptable and has left me dissatisfied with this product. Given the relatively short lifespan of these tires, I cannot recommend the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack for those seeking long-lasting tread wear. It is crucial to note that tire life can be influenced by various factors, including driving habits, road conditions, and maintenance. However, even with proper care, the tread wear I experienced was far from the expected longevity promised by the manufacturer. In summary, the Bridgestone Turanza Quiettrack tires offer a quiet and comfortable ride with commendable performance in various driving conditions. However, the disappointing tread wear, falling significantly short of the advertised mileage rating, is a cause for concern. If longevity and tread wear are important factors in your tire selection, it may be best to explore alternative options before making a final decision.

Even though I got these tires through the Veterans Canteen Service program for Bridgestone and got them cheaper. They were pricey per tire, but the lady who sold them to me said they are worth it and she was right. They are quiet and my Michelin tires that came with my car upon purchase didn't glide and was no where near as quiet as these. They grip the road very well dry or wet. This was a very good purchase even though the overall price scared me. With 80k warranty with the Quiettrack versus 50k on Michelins and just under the price I would've paid for them. I say worth every penny!

I had 4 Quiettrack installed on my minivan in 2019 right after it was released. I have diligently rotate and balance my tires every 5000 miles as recommended, but right now, after 18000 miles of driving on it, all 4 tires had left with 3/32 of tread life left! The minivan is used for commuting and it is not even used for road trips due to Covid 19. Recommended replacement of tires are 4/32 with the state law limiting that tires tread life to be 2/32. That is like way short of the 80,000 miles warranty that this set of tires had advertised. This is worse than the Potenza tires that I had for my Nissan Fairlady 370z which had more aggressive tread pattern! This is really disappointing!

Over $200 per tire with a warranty of 80,000 miles, awesome! Until, you buy them and the tires only last 10 months with less than 20,000 miles! And you find out that Bridgestone/Firestone won't honor the warranty! Do NOT buy those tires or any other tire from these people!