Bridgestone Turanza ER300 Tyres

Sikie

I am looking to put a reasonable set of tyres on a Ford Mondeo 215/50/R17 and Bridgestone Turanza ER300 were offered at 145 each. Has anybody any comments on their performance good or bad?

Atlantic Dawn

I've a set of them on my car and find them good, seem to be good wearing too.

MugMugs

I've them too but got them for less than that. Where you based OP?

Big Nasty

Sounds reasonable for a quality tyre in 17's. Cheapest I can find online for a set of Bridgestone in 18's is €230 a corner + delivery + fitting from Camskill.

exador

seems like a good price for 17" brand tyre..

GTE

Have a looksee at Eiretyres.
I was looking just today at 195/65/15 and they were sub 90 each. No idea how much your size are but its just a click away.

The ER300 eco ones seem to be longer lasting compared to the ER300 but some argue thats at the expense of grip.

Worth checking too how the er300 and er300 eco compare in tests.

gollywog

Think I got a great deal then, 18" Goodyear Eagle f1's for 152 a corner fitted

bazz26

bbk wrote: »

Have a looksee at Eiretyres.
I was looking just today at 195/65/15 and they were sub 90 each. No idea how much your size are but its just a click away.

The ER300 eco ones seem to be longer lasting compared to the ER300 but some argue thats at the expense of grip.

Worth checking too how the er300 and er300 eco compare in tests.

Eiretyres are looking for €185 for the Bridgstones that the OP is getting fitted for €145 locally. Eiretyres are far from cheap these days.

Nissan doctor

bbk wrote: »

Have a looksee at Eiretyres.
I was looking just today at 195/65/15 and they were sub 90 each. No idea how much your size are but its just a click away.

The ER300 eco ones seem to be longer lasting compared to the ER300 but some argue thats at the expense of grip.

Worth checking too how the er300 and er300 eco compare in tests.

As far as I'm aware, only the er300 eco's are being produced now.

Sikie

Thanks everybody for your input .
I think will go with the Bridgestones they are rated better than than the Goodyear EfficientGrip on this table of tyres reviews and I had good experience with Bridgestone Duelers on our other car

http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyres_For/Ford/Mondeo.htm

I would agree with the comments on here that the Goodyear EfficientGrip wore out with barely 24,000km

GTE

bazz26 wrote: »

Eiretyres are looking for €185 for the Bridgstones that the OP is getting fitted for €145 locally. Eiretyres are far from cheap these days.

Ruddy hell, the size difference makes a MASSIVE difference to the price. :eek: