I recently replaced the Bridgestone Dueler HL Alenza Plus with the new Alenza Ultra 265/65R17 on my 2017 Toyota Tacoma 4DR w 6'BD. When I purchased the original tires my vehicle mileage was 53838. I replaced the tires recently at 135846, over 82K on them ans still had 4/32 tread remaining. They are quite, ride comfortablely, and long lasting. I had two sets of the 80K tires on my 2005 Tacoma and currently on my wife 2008 Toyota Highlander P245/55/R19 is on her second set also. Too make sure my vehicles tires last, I have them rotated every 10K miles and I puchased a life time alignment from the shop where I purchased the tires, smart investment I believe. Great tires if taken care of.

Had these 295-40-21 Alenza As Ultra installed on my 2019 GLS 550 in July, immediate shakes. After 8000 miles, 3 balance attempts, roadforce and a bunch of money spent at 2 different shops I gave up and trading my car in. These do not ride well and have an inherent shake in the vehicle, very annoying. The ride is rough, should have stuck with the michelins I had before.

My Continental Tires were at the end of their 60k life, so I shopped for Firestone LE3s but -- thanks to a promotion -- bought the Bridgestone Alenza, instead. I immediately noticed a difference in road comfort and noise reduction over the same route I have traveled for almost 20 years (including 15 of those on LE2s).

I have had these tires a little over a year and have put 21,000 miles on them and already time for new tires. I love bridgestone dueler thinking these would be as good with them having 80,000 mile warranty. Boy was I wrong. I would not recommend these tires. I should have gotten another 3 years out of them.

I purchased Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra my 3rd set of tires. My daily driver a F150 Limited with 275/45R22 v rated tires. The tire selection for my truck is minimal without going oversized. When I purchased my vehicle factory tires were Pirelli Zeros they only lasted about 38,000 miles. My 2nd set of tires I purchased Michelin Premier LTX 60,000 mile tire lasted almost 48,000 miles before the tread was @ 3/32nd and needed replacement. I was nervous purchasing a new style of tire with limited reviews. After driving for 3000 miles ( about 3 weeks) the Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra ride is much quieter and smoother than the Perelli's and the Michelin's. The Bridgestones Alenza AS Ultra have a very nice looking sidewall and tread pattern. Also important to preform in all weather. So far great dry performance and wet road traction plus stopping. I have not driven in the snow yet! I live in Dallas Texas area no snow yet this year. Hopefully the tires last close to 80,000 miles. If so I'll purchase again.

These Bridgestone Alenza tires came stock on my new BMW X5 and they offer great performance, comfortable and quiet ride. I was so satisfied with the them that I replaced them with another set of Bridgestone Alenza's. Then I also put a set on the wife's Expedition and she couldn't be happier with the ride quality and performance.

Have driven 40k on this set of tires got 30k out of the ecopias. Very cushioned ride. At first they seemed noisier than the ecopias but the ecopias were extremely quiet. Either way doesn't bother me now and I'm impressed with wear I think I can get 50k which is great for a tire on the Highlander.

My RAM 1500 came with the older version of these tires that had a 40,000 mile warranty. At 30,000 they had strange wear patterns on three of the four tires even though they had been rotated multiple times, correct pressure maintained, and NO alignment issues. Got a 25% reduction is new set of four due to prorated mileage failure and really loved the new ones at first. Now with only 25,000 miles on them it is clear they won't make it to 50,000 let alone 70,000 or 80,000 or whatever they claim. Bigger problem is today pulling out of driveway the passenger front tire blew out. I did not hit anything, there was no road hazard, the sidewall simply failed going over the 1" curb from my driveway to the street. Thank God I was not driving down the highway with my three kids in the car. I am filing a report with NTSB to see if their are manufacturing problems reported with these tires as I do not feel safe keeping them on my truck. The dealer insists a tire cannot simply blow out and I must have hit something but the RAM Roadside tech said it was clearly a sidewall band problem and it was obvious I hit nothing, and there was nothing in the road or stuck in the tire.

I just had the Alenza tires put on my car two days ago, so I can't speak on the wear, but this is the best my car has driven since I purchased it in 2018. Extremely smooth!

Haven't had these tires long but love the quiet, comfortable ride. Handle well in wet and dry conditions. Improved mileage. Hoping they hold up as well as promoted.