Review on Bridgestone Turanza T005 205/55 R16 91W summer by Stanislaw Sipko ᠌

I do not know how to describe - this is the first time that such a situation has arisen. I purchased the first set of brand-new summer tires (before, they were either from the car or with disks or BU). Accident occurred in the fall because another automobile was being rebuilt directly in the path of traffic; however, because it was going at a lesser speed, it ended up being a blow (the rebuilding car was to fault). When I put my foot to the floor to brake, the tires screeched. After that, the automobile started to "jump" in a consistent manner. The presumption was made that there were issues with the chassis, however the problem went away after the complete set of wheels was replaced with winter ones. Then, it was thought that the front discs were warped in some way (casting), but on the tavern, they showed that the discs were even, and the problem was in the tires, and the hernia was not outside, but on the contrary, pits appeared in the places of braking (although there may be two hernias at once along the edges - not I'm sure), and on three wheels, the front ones are straight strongly rear - not so clearly. Even from other people, I haven't heard that tires may perish in such a way, but it's a fact nonetheless. Clearly, I should have taken it off before going inside the tire store, but I didn't. was surprised to find three tires in the garbage after only one season. Any other tires, even used ones, were able to coexist peacefully for a period of three years after an accident. Prior to that, there were friction winter Bridgestone Turanza that herniated, but they were already 5 years old and had been aggressively utilized to the utmost extent possible. despite the fact that every other brand was simply passing away - leaving their mark.