Bridgestone  Ecopia H/L 422 Plus (Original Equipment)

OEM tires on 2017 Grand Cherokee. Very smooth and quiet, despite being a 20" low profile tire. Negligible difference to the models with 18" wheels and Michelin tires . Handles well in corners even when pushed hard. Very good traction in rain, however the car is quite heavy and may be a contributing factor. Overall a good and reliable choice. I wish I could say the same for the car itself.

I have been a Michelin tire advocate in the past and these are the first OE Bridgestones I have kept on a vehicle. I have been extremely pleased with them. Over all performance catagories the tires, for the replacement cost, are better than Michelin tires. As a retired police officer I can attest to the Bridgestone tires performance in aggressive driving, quick stops, cornering and they are excellent in hazard avoidance steering while allowing full control of the car. Rolling resistance is very low and allows a really impressive 27mpg in the Lexus 450h. The tires ride quiet and cushion the ride without making the ride too soft which can cause a loss of feeling in a vehicle's stability. Overall, an excellent tire that I will stay with assuming the tires mileage is high when I need to change them.

After 14,000 miles, reduced during covid, these tires seem to be doing OK, un like so many of the other reviews. They seem adequate as OEM tires for the unpredicted driving habits of a given customer. For my easy going, gentle driving habits, they perform just fine. They have some ride comfort and minor noise issues under certain conditions, but so have other, more highly rated tires I've used on other vehicles.

They are a bit hard when cold, but soften after a couple of miles. About the time the engine warms up, the tires seem to come in.

The tires seem to help get good mileage though I don't have any other tires to compare them to on THIS vehicle. 40mpg+ on the highway in a CR-V seems pretty good.

On dry pavement traction is most adequate for city and highway driving. Never had a problem with sliding, skidding, stopping distance or wheel spin when accelerating through an uphill turn. They track in a straight line and don't wander with the grooves in the road. There is a steady feel at all speeds.

On wet pavement with adjusted following distance, they have adequate stopping traction. Cornering at in-town speeds on damp pavement is sure-footed. Accelerating from a stop through an uphill turn does not break loose the tires. They stay glued to the road. I have not experienced any hydroplaning during rain, including heavy Florida and Texas thunderstorms. I have not experienced any skidding, spinning or loss of traction during rain, including heavy rain. That said, I do reduce speed and accelerator pressure when driving in the rain.

I would like to note that shortly after I get the car, one of the tires seemed to develop a "rock bruise" that caused a blowout on the highway.

During Interstate highway driving, the tires track straight even on grooved pavement, noise level is acceptable, ride is reasonable. I do not feel uncomfortable, unsafe or at risk on these tires.

Because of my driving style, I have had only a minimum amount of wear.

The ride is very comfortable and smooth. Noise level average. Mileage wear unacceptable. These were original equipment and were worn down to 2/32 tread in 32,000 miles of light use driving by female senior driver. Will replace with Michelins which have always given me good performance and mileage.

Having had 82cars , and driving with lots of spirit I have changed most oem tires when I buy a car. Im giving these a shot even with some poor reviews. So far they are fine, they are quiet, corner well, wet driving is fine and I just drove in a northeaster with heavy rain 70 plus highway and some corners near my home trying to upset the CRV . Will see what happens when the snow flies in December and how they last but so far im not ready to change them.

This tire was standard equipment on both my, and my wife's, 2017 Rogue Sport SL's AWD purchased in July and August 2018.

Do not buy this tire unless you live in a desert climate.

While driving in the rain in August, 2018 in Columbus the rear tires started hydroplaning at 45 mph. We were startled and shocked. The tires only had 3,000 miles on them after 2 months of driving.

I agree with review written by a driver in TX below...the tire is fine in sunshine and a dry road but in the rain they are downright dangerous. I can only imagine just how bad they must be in snow, slush or ice. We are not going to find out though.

I ordered two sets of BFGoodrich G-Force Comp-2 A/S from TireRack which are being installed on both cars today. While #2 in the category, the detailed Test Results show far superior snow and ice traction than the #1 category rated Michelin.

We are really looking forward to safe driving on the G-Force Comp-2's.

I purchased a brand new 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage SE and the factory oem tires were these Ecopias in tire size P175/55/15V and I was so disappointed with them. They are the loudest tire I have ever had on any car, no question. The road rumble and road noise is terrible and changes tun on different road surfaces to weird sounds at times. It also has a very harsh smacking ride and bangs over bumps and potholes like riding in bricks. I even lowered the air pressure to the safest lowest pressure to help but it did not help. Wet traction is abysmal with these on the Mirage SE and even spun trying to grt over the little bump pulling into and auto car wash! This is my 3rd Mitsubishi Mirage (2015, 2017, 2021) and never were any of the other oem tire makes and brands they had as bad as this tire. OEM tires are generally not the best but these, just wow. The Mirage generally has a smooth ride for such a small car, but not with Ecopia tires. These also came standard on my 2019 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross SEL Touring with S-AWC in tire size P225/55/18H that was bought new and we changed them out in the first few months also back then. We had the same issues on the Eclipse Cross just a little less so cause it had AWD and was a little larger with more sound deadening than the Mirage that helped with the noise and harsh ride a little. But still we did not keep them on long at all and went to the Vredestein Quatrac Pro on the Eclipse Cross and it made a tremendous difference in handling, wet traction, noise, ride comfort, snow and ice traction. The Vredesteins were just awesome tires. So luckily for me that my 2021 Mitsubishi Mirage SE tire size P175/55/15V they make the new V tread pattern Vredestein Quatrac tire in P175/55/15T and what a difference it made! I cant even begin to explain how much quieter, smoother riding, and better the wet traction is with the Vredestein Quatracs vs the Ecopias, its night and day. Now I feel safe and secure and they grip the road so well.

I am a conservative driver and these tires were down to 2/32" after 26,000 miles and 16 months of average driving. So much for being a 60,000 mile tire! These tires are marketed as an all-season tire, but that must be in Florida, because ice skates have better traction in snow and ice. I actually had to buy my first set of dedicated snow tires in over 20 years. I would NEVER waste money on these tires again.

Original tires on my AWD Escape Titanium. Horrible in the snow. (central NY winters) I Rotate then every 5000 miles with my oil changes. At 22,000 miles, worn just about to the wear bars. Terrible life, terrible traction in snow and wet. Would not recommend this tire to anyone, for any vehicle.

OEM on my Honda minivan. After 23,000 miles, tread has worn too quickly for my driving style. Traction in the winter is poor. Disappointing and will switch to another tire now.

Terrible grip in winter conditions. They do wear well for my aggressive driving style. Probably a good tire for states with one season but not suitable for Northern Michigan.

the treadware on these tires are terrible for a ALL season cross over vehicle. they already need to be replaced! for sure will not be buying these again!

This was the oem tire for my Highlander. I have 36,500 miles now and I am just about to enter the wear bars. Worst tread life of any tire I've ever owned. It's a Highlander hauling two kids under 5 so it's not like it gets driven hard. I definitely won't be buying them again and I'll probably stay away from Bridgestone tires in general if this treadwear is indicative of their tires in general.

These tires came stock on my 2018 Equinox. I rotate my tires every 6,000 miles. The tread wear on these tires are totally unacceptable. They now have barely any tread left, which is forcing me to buy new tires. All of the cars I have leased, I have never had to replace tires on them. I also own RAM 1500 that has Goodyear Wranglers on them with 37,000 miles. They have double the tread life left compared to these Bridgestones. If you value your money, stay clear of these.