I replaced my Michelin Defender LTX M/S tires with Bridgestone's best luxury tires based on the recommendations of the tire store. After 300 miles the Bridgestones are considerably noisier and ride tougher than the Michelins. Also notice steering is a bit more unstable. It feels like sidewalks aren't as well made. I'll drive them a while longer hoping they perform better before asking to exercise the 90-day warranty now being offered

These tires replaced the OE Dueler H/L Alenza on my Tundra. So far, I have about 500 miles on them. The ride is better, and the new tires seem to have better grip in dry and rain than the old tires. However, they are louder, especially in the 35-50 mph range. Once up to 60 or so mph, they aren't singing quite as loudly. I specifically sought out tires that were not AT (all terrain) because I didn't want to hear a lot of tire noise. Maybe its due to the width (275/55R20)? Not sure. So if you want a really quiet tire, the Alenza AS Ultra is probably not it. I know Bridgestone makes an excellent tire, and I like that these tires are made in the USA, grip well, ride well, and hopefully function well for many miles as a good tire. But the noise is a put-off, and I just hope maybe it gets better after some more riding.

The Alenza AS Ultra is the WORST tire I have ever had on a vehicle. I have 27,042 on my Silverado and these tires already have the wire showing. It's a joke to advertise a tire that's supposed to have an extended life, and they last 1/2 the expectancy. When I contacted Bridgestone about the issue I was blown off and they had no interest to help me at all. I 100% DO NOT recommend any Bridgestone tire as you'll find yourself extremely disappointed. Keep in mind, the miles I put on these tires is highway and country roads.

Bought these tires after my continentals wore out. I have only driven on the, 17,000 miles and they are rated for 80k. They didn't even last 25% of their rated mileage. They were good in the rain. But since wearing out so quickly and shuttering towards the end of their life, I would definitely not recommend these tires to anyone. I just drive to and from school, errands and basic driving and they only lasted such a short mileage and they are not cheap either. When I asked about credit from the Warranty for the fast burn out, they gave me $150 off total!! a joke really

Purchased the Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra for my wife's Mercedes GLS with the expectation of having a comfortable, quiet tire with long treadwear as Bridgestone advertises and I've experienced with Michelin tires. Within 17,000 in 1 year of use, the Alenza's are at 3/32 and closing in on the wear bars. I didn't feel safe having my wife and son continue to drive the vehicle with these tires after only 17,000 miles due to the potential to aqua-plane due to the worn tread. As such, I was forced to buy new tires. I wouldn't recommend this tire if you are thinking that Bridgestone's claimed 800 treadwear rating has any validity to it unless my 4 tires were defective. I'm sure I'm not the first consumer to bring this matter to Bridgestone's attention. These tires do not perform as advertised.

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.

Purchased two tires last year in June. Only put 30000 miles on them before they were completely worn down (3/32 measurement). Had them replaced because they were unsafe to drive with our 4 small children. Called bridgestone to see if they could help me with the warranty and they said no. If you have choices between bridgestone and another tire, don't purchase bridgestone because of the warranty. It will more than likely be of no use.

We live 9 hours away from Rochester, MN. After multiple trips back and forth since February, it was determined health issues need to be addressed thus we became residents since May. Our tire were giving us problems with the wear and tear of the many trips we've had to make. We went in to Joe's, given immediate attention! Thus we were given quotes, accepted Bridgestone. The tires were ordered and several days later hooray! We had new tires to head home 9 hours away! Zach treated us with professionalism, patience, and was friendly, taking the time to answer our questions! Give the man a bonus! He is a keeper! Thank you Joe's Auto and Tire, the service staff, and especially Zach! This shop and staff are first class!

Great tire for my minvan, quiet ride. Very comfortable for highway commuting and daily driving. Barely met half of the warranty amounts. Firestone will be paying out a fractioned prorated replacement for the tires based on the reduction, would get again. Trying out the WeatherPeaks next though to get a comparison between the two

I just purchased these tires 3 days ago and so far so good. Quiet ride and smooth driving. All I hear when driving is the sound of my engine. The roads have been very wet here in Connecticut in the past couple of days and I have had no problems driving in the rain. I haven't felt any hydroplaning and the truck seems to handle quite well in the current conditions. Like I said, " I've only had these tires for 3 days" so far so good. A bit skeptical from the reviews I have read, but I'll will have to see once the tires break in and get more wear on them. I have been driving on Michelin's for the past 3 1/2 years and the wear pattern was showing on the outside edges and tread life was low too. I kept the tires properly inflated and rotated about every other oil change. I guess I will have to see what Bridgestone tires do after 5K to 25K. They claim to be an 80,000 mile tread life... time will tell. If I don't like them within the next couple of months, I will return back to Firestone and Find something else. I hope these Alenza Ultra's make me a believer! These are my first set of Bridgestones.