These tires are decent, drove them over the Sierras during the winter and they did fine. They just don't last very long, had to replace before 17k miles. It's a bummer because I really wanted to like them but won't be getting them again. No milage warranty either.

Purchased these tires a week before driving from Dayton OH to Chicago IL for the weekend. These tires are great. They're really smooth and quiet. The traction on dry and wet roads are incredible. I will say that they are a little high on the price but I did get a lifetime warrenty on the rotation and balancing with 4 free oil changes. But I do recommend this tire, just search around for the lowest prices. Plus check for rebates as I did and I'm receiving a $120 gift card back.

I replaced the OEM Continental tires with the Bridgestone Alenza AS Ultra because this was Tire Rack's highest rated Bridgestone in my size, although it was not their top tire, and I already had Firestone's Lifetime Alignment on this vehicle. They matched Costco's installed price, also. One of the Continental tires had a belt break, and winter was just around the corner and tread was thin, so I replaced all four tires just before a 600-mile road trip from SC to VA. I've had Bridgestones before, and was never disappointed when I bought a highly rated tire. The first thing I noticed was the effortless steering, like the front tires were on ice. I don't know if that's good or bad. On the Interstate, the tires soaked up minor bumps like they weren't there --- the bumps didn't make it into the car, which the passengers appreciated. Is this because of fresh rubber or a tire characteristic --- time will tell? Concrete pavement separators, bridge entries and exits, and pavement repair bumps disappeared as-if I had new shocks. And road noise from tires vanished. We have lots of stretches of some very noisy pavement, but you wouldn't know it with these tires. Again, is it the tire or simply fresh rubber? As the driver, I really appreciated this. I have TPM and the pressure never wavered. I drive on curvy roads, faster than I care to admit, but these tires didn't squeal or slip. We have not had winter yet, so I can't report on that, but if the tire performance so far is any indication, I've got a real winner of a tire.

I really like the Bridgestone tires I chose over the Michelin tires that I normally buy. These are quieter and handle better on the horrible OK roads. I hope the 80,000 wear will be better than the Michelin tires. Michelin had a 60,000 wear but I only got 34,000 miles. Bridgestone tires will be my "go to tire" if the performance and wear keep impressing me.

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).

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.

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.

i have the Alenza Ultra on both vehicles. i thought i should have gotten a few more miles out of these tires with a 80000 warranty . i did get 65000 miles out of them. i decided to give them another try. My other vehicle is a GMC 1500 with Alenza Ultra but are 275/60/R20.

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.

I live in the country and drive on gravel roads. These tires are smooth even on gravel. Very satisfied that i purchased the Alenza tires. They even make my vehicle sit a little higher than the previous tires i had. And everyone knows about Louisiana roads, well, these tires really make a difference on these bumpy roads as well. They make for a smoother ride and reduce the noise.