Review on Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport 225/55 R18 98V summer by Momchil Dimitrov ᠌

With its pros: I don't know about other sizes, but in the crossover size 225/55R18, these are probably the best road tires that exist in nature. There are 2 cars in the family - Infiniti EX (2022) and Mitsubishi Outlander (2022), on both Bridgestone Dueler H / P Sport they were from the salon as standard. The operating experience has been accumulated very large. Rating - five points with a plus, definitely. According to the main parameters - acceleration, handling, acoustic comfort, braking distance, hydroplaning resistance - all indicators are at the premium level. There are no complaints or comments at all - this is really a premium tire for fast and comfortable trips. On the "date" we regularly drive far along the highway and sometimes, I'm sorry, the speed is over 200 km / h, I apologize again. Rubber is awesome. There has never been a situation where I did not like something. On the most important plus - some incredible, just fantastic mileage! With reasonable operation, the tire life is over 100,000 km. On "Infiniti" for 5 years of operation, the total summer mileage turned out to be about 80,000 km, while the depth of the projector remained 4-5 mm. In the spring of 2022, I sold my kit to a neighbor in the garage for 10 Walkability is fantastic. On the Outlander, the total mileage is still small, 45,000 km, of which about half are summer tires - the tires are still visually like new. Well, almost like new. Yes, I bought new exactly this HP Sport model for "date". A year ago, I found a set in my size for 28 now at least 32 this is worth it. The price tag is not the cheapest, but given the resource (really enough for 5-6 years) - this is a super option. If you plan to use the machine for at least a few years - take it, you will not regret it. Yes, and I’ll say more, a used kit in good condition will turn up - definitely take it better than a new Chinese / 2022n one for the same price. Has cons: There are no shortcomings as such. You just need to understand that tires are high-speed road tires, and other wheels are needed for off-road or cold weather. I once got stuck in the country in wet mud, but this is not a tire problem, but a driver's problem. While walking for a tugboat, he himself got stuck three times on foot. Well, maybe a nuance, the tires are not the softest. No, not hard, just not downy softness. They ride tight and tight. But I, however, usually pump up the pressure by 0.1-0.2 atm more than the manufacturer recommends.