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.

Bridgestone, has for the past 40 years, has been my choice for OEM replacement. Quiet ride has always been my objective, If the ride is quiet I feel all other atttributes to safety and mechanics are in place. Plus it always feels good to have a new set going into winter.

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).

Only driven 300 miles on them but already can say handling is improved over the stock Michelins which only had 24000 miles on them. The are a little louder than the Michelins, but still vey good. Tried them on a little snow as I needed a better tire for weather conditions in Michigan as I deliver meals to elderly people and need to be safe, these seemed to did in well for an all season tire. So far happy.

Purchased set of 4 tires, ALENZA ULTRA 225/65R17, last summer. They are the LOUDEST tires I have ever had the misfortune of buying. Will never buy again. Low rating is for noise, cannot carry on a normal conversation with front seat passenger and forget about conversing with back seat passengers without yelling.

I don't know why Bridgestone needs to change the Series/Name of their Tires that produce Good/Great Results that make it difficult to impossible to Get the Local Tire Dealers to either find U the previous tire on the Vehicle or a Easy Alternative ....

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.

The tires are great so far. The only reason I didn't give it 5 ✨ across the board was because i can't really say how they wear / longevity. But if they last longer then all the other tires I have purchased in the past ( other brands) then they will be worth every penny. I have a good feeling that they will.

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 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!