I bought my 2021 Mazda CX-9 used. Liked the car a lot and it drives like a smaller vehicle. After 1,000 miles I thought the brakes were grinding. Took it into a dealer and he said my tires were "chopped," whatever that is. But i did feel them, they were rough and i trusted the dealer. The grinding noise was coming from those tires, cheap ones put on by the dealer that sold the car. I bought four new Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra and it's almost unbelievable the difference in how the vehicle drives and handles. It's now a joy to drive.

I bought my new vehicle march 2022. I have 36,000 miles on them. 2 of tires sidewall blew out. Replaced them with the same tire. I rotate my tires everytime i have an oil change. These tires need to all be replaced already. They will not get me through the winter. Tread is almost gone. I have never seen a tire wear so fast. Again, I only have 36,000 miles. Unbelievable. If your vehicle comes with these tires. Tell them to put better ones on, these are junk.

I have a 2005 Toyota 4Runner that has really low miles and is in exceptional condition, and so I wanted nothing but the best for it. I previously had a set of Bridgestone Alenzas on my last 4Runner and they were awesome. Smooth, tracked straight, great in rain, and incredible tire life. They were replaced by these which are supposed to be amazing but they're not. With these being more expensive than the top of the line Michelins I had high hopes. They perform like a low end tire with a high price tag. Terrible in the rain, balancing issues, the car won't track straight anymore and is all over the road. The only thing they have going for them is they're quiet. I wish I would've got something else. After spending nearly $1500 I now have to live with my car driving terribly, or fork out more money to replace these brand new tires with something else. I travel a lot and these tires make the car almost dangerous to drive at highway speeds. I constantly have to correct the steering wheel because it just follows the road. Do not buy! Most expensive means nothing!

Just purchased a new set of these tires and have driven a few hundred miles mostly highway at 70. Car is very quiet, excellent grip and handling on the road. Local driving is as quiet if not quieter. Handling around corners, freeway entrances and winding roads is excellent. Excellent tire.

With an 80K treadwear rating this tire is the worst performing tire I've ever owned. Despite rotating the tires every 5 to 6K miles and keeping them properly inflated, they will not make 30K miles before requiring replacement. Traction and comfort are OK, but nothing special. Without question this will be my last set of Bridgestone tires.

Purchased these tires for 2021 Volvo XC90, 6 months later, 6100 miles, the rear tires measure 4/32 at the rotation service. Service center/Bridgestone tire dealer did not rotate tires due to condition and reached out to company with concerns of condition. Bridgestone rep stated the tires started at 10/32. Didn't even make 10% of the 80K warranty. When speaking with customer service, both the dealer and myself were made aware that Bridgestone would not fully cover the replacement. In addition, they would not cover the front tires being they are 7/32 and cannot do anything until they are 4/32. They calculate they would last another 3000 miles, and at that point reaching 4/32, I could submit a another claim in which the would calculate another percentage for that replacement. Customer Service agreed these are not a good tire for Volvo XC 90s. Estimate is less than 10,000 miles before they fail inspection. I would search for another brand in this size and WOULD NOT buy if you have a VOLVO XC90

And I have driven only 40k. Lexus dealership told me to change two tires at 35k. I have just pushed it a bit more. But I am disappointed that these tires last only 40k. And I have mostly highway driving. Everything is great with tires except the durability. Which I think is a major issue. Bridgestone should fix this.

These tires worked well, no complaints about performance for an all season tire. However the tire wear was abysmal. Tires were rated for 80K, they were down to the wear bars at less than 30K miles and had to be replaced. They were on the truck for only 2.5 years. I'd never buy these again.

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.

I bought a new set of Bridgestone Alenza Ultra, this was my third set that I have bought on different cars that I own and this third set by far is the worst set that I have bought. I only have driven the car for around 30,000 miles and the tires have worn out evenly. I had the car aligned and made sure on my part the tires would last but they did not.