Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy!

SMARTF · 12th May 2011, 20:11

Can we fit Bridgestone Turanza replacing the factory fitted Goodyear tyres with tube ? Or it can only be fitted on Alloy wheels ?

I am looking to replace tyres on my Tata indica xeta (165/65/13).

Please suggest

kpzen · 13th May 2011, 15:42

Alloy wheels are not mandatory, you can put tubeless tires on steel rims, provided the rim condition is good ( rust free and no damage).

lohithrao · 13th May 2011, 16:54

My OHC had the bridgestones on the steel rims and had no issues at all...

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Originally Posted by SMARTF

Can we fit Bridgestone Turanza replacing the factory fitted Goodyear tyres with tube ? Or it can only be fitted on Alloy wheels ?

I am looking to replace tyres on my Tata indica xeta (165/65/13).

Please suggest

dhanushs · 13th May 2011, 20:32

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Originally Posted by SMARTF

Can we fit Bridgestone Turanza replacing the factory fitted Goodyear tyres with tube ? Or it can only be fitted on Alloy wheels ?

I'm running 185/70 - R13 Turanza's on steel rims. I have had no issues. Its quite possible, unless the rim has some serious dent.

beanstalk_230 · 30th May 2011, 01:32

Kindly mention the suggested cost of Turanza ER 60 @ 195/60/15 if somebody has an idea regarding the same. The price being quoted is Rs. 4750 for each tire. Is the price quoted high or okay?

inder · 30th May 2011, 08:54

The price seems ok beanstalk,I recently went for the same size for my corolla for 4700.

AWD · 30th May 2011, 08:56

I got a set for my Corolla at 4.2k/- each.

kavu75 · 30th May 2011, 09:36

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Originally Posted by beanstalk_230

Kindly mention the suggested cost of Turanza ER 60 @ 195/60/15 if somebody has an idea regarding the same. The price being quoted is Rs. 4750 for each tire. Is the price quoted high or okay?

The price seems to be very reasonable compare to my experience in Bangalore.
I had paid Rs 5000 per tyre for Bridgestone Turanza ER60 195x60R14 here in Bangalore. Tyre make was 4th week of January 2011
And for my stock Bridgestone Turanza ER300 185x60R14, they were quoting Rs 4200 per tyre.
Please verify the manufacturing date.

Fusion2006 · 30th May 2011, 09:42

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Originally Posted by beanstalk_230

Kindly mention the suggested cost of Turanza ER 60 @ 195/60/15 if somebody has an idea regarding the same. The price being quoted is Rs. 4750 for each tire. Is the price quoted high or okay?

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Originally Posted by AWD

I got a set for my Corolla at 4.2k/- each.

Last weekend I got a set of 4 Turanza ER 60 195/60 R15s at 4,250 each for my Ford Fusion. Not yet driven much on them, but can notice an immediate difference in road noise over the older stock Goodyears.

akhilesh51 · 3rd June 2011, 23:09

I just bought Bridgestone Potenza for Jetta (205/55/R16) for Rs. 7500/- a piece. Going by the prices mentioned here, I might have paid over the top or it is to do with the specific tyre sizes that demand a premium ?

Fusion2006 · 27th July 2011, 16:28

Just reread my post above (#99) and realised I'd made a typo error - I had actually got BS Turanza AR10s fitted, not ER60s as mentioned.

Now almost 2 months later, I can report that I am very satisfied with them, both in terms of road noise as well as grip.

DieselFan · 6th August 2011, 12:06

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Originally Posted by Fusion2006

Just reread my post above (#99) and realised I'd made a typo error - I had actually got BS Turanza AR10s fitted, not ER60s as mentioned.

Now almost 2 months later, I can report that I am very satisfied with them, both in terms of road noise as well as grip.

AR10s manufactured in India are tubed tyres. the ones you have got fitted must be an imported set or did you get a tubed tyre fitted

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arin_12 · 8th August 2011, 14:57

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Originally Posted by beanstalk_230

Kindly mention the suggested cost of Turanza ER 60 @ 195/60/15 if somebody has an idea regarding the same. The price being quoted is Rs. 4750 for each tire. Is the price quoted high or okay?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fusion2006

Last weekend I got a set of 4 Turanza ER 60 195/60 R15s at 4,250 each for my Ford Fusion. Not yet driven much on them, but can notice an immediate difference in road noise over the older stock Goodyears.

Last week I asked the price for the same for my Fusion. Shop is telling 5100/-

beanstalk_230 · 9th August 2011, 11:30

Switched over to Turanza ER60 for Magnum. Absolutely satisfied with the switch from stock goodyears. Grip has improved which helps the handling I guess and they seem to be pretty comfortable as well.

selfdrive · 9th August 2011, 12:21

Switched to Turanza ER300 from stock Goodyears a few weeks ago. I was charged 4575/- per tyre. I must admit these were not my initial choice, I only went in for these as the Michelin XM1s did not fit the alloys very well.

No issues with grip/ handling whatsoever. Tyre noise is reduced, but that doesn't say a lot as the Goodyears were quite awful.
I haven't had an opportunity for a long drive since the change, but I cannot see any difference in wet/ dry conditions which is a huge improvement for me

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SMARTF Newbie Join Date: May 2011 Location: Bangalore Posts: 23 Thanked: Once	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! Can we fit Bridgestone Turanza replacing the factory fitted Goodyear tyres with tube ? Or it can only be fitted on Alloy wheels ? I am looking to replace tyres on my Tata indica xeta (165/65/13). Please suggest
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beanstalk_230 BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Lucknow/New Delhi Posts: 263 Thanked: 45 Times	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! Kindly mention the suggested cost of Turanza ER 60 @ 195/60/15 if somebody has an idea regarding the same. The price being quoted is Rs. 4750 for each tire. Is the price quoted high or okay? Last edited by beanstalk_230 : 30th May 2011 at 01:34.
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akhilesh51 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Jaipur, RAJ Posts: 631 Thanked: 339 Times	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! I just bought Bridgestone Potenza for Jetta (205/55/R16) for Rs. 7500/- a piece. Going by the prices mentioned here, I might have paid over the top or it is to do with the specific tyre sizes that demand a premium ?
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27th July 2011, 16:28	#101
Fusion2006 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 204 Thanked: 103 Times	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! Just reread my post above (#99) and realised I'd made a typo error - I had actually got BS Turanza AR10s fitted, not ER60s as mentioned. Now almost 2 months later, I can report that I am very satisfied with them, both in terms of road noise as well as grip.
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9th August 2011, 11:30	#104
beanstalk_230 BHPian Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Lucknow/New Delhi Posts: 263 Thanked: 45 Times	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! Switched over to Turanza ER60 for Magnum. Absolutely satisfied with the switch from stock goodyears. Grip has improved which helps the handling I guess and they seem to be pretty comfortable as well.
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9th August 2011, 12:21	#105
selfdrive Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Zurich Posts: 2,962 Thanked: 3,534 Times	Re: Bridgestone Turanza - Very trust worthy! Switched to Turanza ER300 from stock Goodyears a few weeks ago. I was charged 4575/- per tyre. I must admit these were not my initial choice, I only went in for these as the Michelin XM1s did not fit the alloys very well. No issues with grip/ handling whatsoever. Tyre noise is reduced, but that doesn't say a lot as the Goodyears were quite awful. I haven't had an opportunity for a long drive since the change, but I cannot see any difference in wet/ dry conditions which is a huge improvement for me Last edited by selfdrive : 9th August 2011 at 12:22.
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