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Bridgestone Turanza T005A, Reviews, Suggestions
6UE5T
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Jan 23 2019, 06:16 PM
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QUOTE(guanteik @ Jan 23 2019, 06:11 PM) My CSC5 & PSS were the worse... have to change after like 25K KM usage. Potenza at least 40K KM, Eagle F1 30K KM. My CSC5 lasted over 40k km and F1D5 over 50k km but I admit they're already below the tread indicator and almost bald! 😂
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tkyong1
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Jan 24 2019, 08:12 AM
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QUOTE(guanteik @ Jan 23 2019, 06:11 PM) My CSC5 & PSS were the worse... have to change after like 25K KM usage. Potenza at least 40K KM, Eagle F1 30K KM. I noticed that T005A yes is good absorbiing bumps and the handling is good consider it as touring tyres, but the noise is not as quiet as I expected. What do you think Guanteik? What about your user experience after using the T005A for a while. May be i am too picky..
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TSguanteik
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Jan 24 2019, 08:36 AM
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QUOTE(tkyong1 @ Jan 24 2019, 08:12 AM) I noticed that T005A yes is good absorbiing bumps and the handling is good consider it as touring tyres, but the noise is not as quiet as I expected. What do you think Guanteik? What about your user experience after using the T005A for a while. May be i am too picky.. The noise level was acceptable for me. It wasn’t as quiet as my Yokohama Advan DB used in my Accord in the past but compared to those all series I have used in my current ride, it’s all good. The tyre is also well performed if your ride is relatively new which also means good condition mounts, struts, alignments etc
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tkyong1
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Jan 25 2019, 09:38 AM
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QUOTE(guanteik @ Jan 24 2019, 08:36 AM) The noise level was acceptable for me. It wasn’t as quiet as my Yokohama Advan DB used in my Accord in the past but compared to those all series I have used in my current ride, it’s all good. The tyre is also well performed if your ride is relatively new which also means good condition mounts, struts, alignments etc my experience with Yokohama Advan DB V551 (the older model) = it is more silent than T005a, but V551 i felt it harder when cruising over uneven road. T005a is more softer, and absorbing bumps better than the V551 in this area. so far, the most comfortable tyres i had on my ride was the Hankook Ventus Noble 2, but sadly, the tyres side walls cracked like a razor in just couple months. The ride is superb, very subtle and silent, but the quality of the tyres seems bad. The treads almost badly worn in just couple months.
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Bfsam999
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Apr 4 2019, 10:05 AM
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i just changed my 235/45/18 to T005 will try first and give out review later, currently using Hankok Prime 2 not really good so i think wont go back Hankok anymore
But i paid $500 per piece include everything, a bit high price compared to the above post
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TSguanteik
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Apr 4 2019, 10:44 AM
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Bfsam999Trust me these tires are great! RM500 per piece isn't on the high side too, just reasonable in my opinion if it includes alignment/balancing and credit card usage!
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Bfsam999
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Apr 4 2019, 11:01 AM
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QUOTE(guanteik @ Apr 4 2019, 10:44 AM) Bfsam999Trust me these tires are great! RM500 per piece isn't on the high side too, just reasonable in my opinion if it includes alignment/balancing and credit card usage! Actually i read comment before i change also, i still go becos this shop is just outside my house and my car all done by him. so far he give me a good after sales service too so i am ok with it
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tkyong1
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Apr 4 2019, 11:13 AM
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QUOTE(Bfsam999 @ Apr 4 2019, 10:05 AM) i just changed my 235/45/18 to T005 will try first and give out review later, currently using Hankok Prime 2 not really good so i think wont go back Hankok anymore But i paid $500 per piece include everything, a bit high price compared to the above post Your tire size same like mine, very difficult to find tires, choices are limited as well. Honkook Prime 2 i used before, agreed, really no good. Noisy and wear is terrible. Please do update us how your experience with your new T005 / T005A.
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TSguanteik
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Apr 4 2019, 11:21 AM
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235/45/18 Size for a Honda Accord 2.4. It's not that hard to find plus not a special size.
235/40/18 is a special size, hard and expensive ones.
This post has been edited by guanteik: Apr 4 2019, 11:21 AM
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tkyong1
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Apr 4 2019, 11:28 AM
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QUOTE(guanteik @ Apr 4 2019, 11:21 AM) 235/45/18 Size for a Honda Accord 2.4. It's not that hard to find plus not a special size. 235/40/18 is a special size, hard and expensive ones. but choices are limited. i prefer comfort tires, but those popular one no such size, example Michelin Primacy 4 ST, Yoko Advan DB V552 etc.
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Bfsam999
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Apr 4 2019, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE(tkyong1 @ Apr 4 2019, 11:28 AM) but choices are limited. i prefer comfort tires, but those popular one no such size, example Michelin Primacy 4 ST, Yoko Advan DB V552 etc. Ya can find but very limited choice and i am using it for my 2.4 Accord. in fact i found another shop want sell me Hankok noble 2 for Rm490/pc walao lucky i never change with them Ok i will update after i use it for 1 -2 month
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tkyong1
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Apr 4 2019, 01:00 PM
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QUOTE(Bfsam999 @ Apr 4 2019, 12:00 PM) Ya can find but very limited choice and i am using it for my 2.4 Accord. in fact i found another shop want sell me Hankok noble 2 for Rm490/pc walao lucky i never change with them Ok i will update after i use it for 1 -2 month BRO, mine also accord 2.4 i also used the Hankook Noble 2 before = very quiet and comfort, but the problem was it wear is very terrible, one of the tire side wall cracked opened in 2 months. no more Hankook for me. 490 for mid-range hankook, i will sure take 500 for top-range touring Bridgestone T005a, no need to think. Bridgestone pricing is very good lately.
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Bfsam999
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Apr 4 2019, 11:30 PM
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QUOTE(tkyong1 @ Apr 4 2019, 01:00 PM) BRO, mine also accord 2.4 i also used the Hankook Noble 2 before = very quiet and comfort, but the problem was it wear is very terrible, one of the tire side wall cracked opened in 2 months. no more Hankook for me. 490 for mid-range hankook, i will sure take 500 for top-range touring Bridgestone T005a, no need to think. Bridgestone pricing is very good lately. Just use my T005a so far is very happy with it, quiet, road grip is also ok... however I still need to test for at least a month But i reduce my tyre pressure to 30psi as it is very bumpy for 32psi
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TSguanteik
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Apr 5 2019, 04:52 AM
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Bfsam99930 psi for 235/45/18??? It's kinda low in my opinion... I am on 245/40/18 running on 38psi.
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tkyong1
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Apr 5 2019, 09:13 AM
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QUOTE(Bfsam999 @ Apr 4 2019, 11:30 PM) Just use my T005a so far is very happy with it, quiet, road grip is also ok... however I still need to test for at least a month But i reduce my tyre pressure to 30psi as it is very bumpy for 32psi totally agreed with you. accord NVH and ride quality are the thing that really need improvement. The ride is really bumpy. I remembered the card came with PS3, a very good tires, but i end up trade in for touring tires cause it was so bumpy with PS3 in accord. i m still running at 32psi. hows the difference between 30psi and 32psi? any major differences?
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Actchan
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Apr 5 2019, 10:06 AM
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QUOTE(tkyong1 @ Apr 5 2019, 09:13 AM) i m still running at 32psi. hows the difference between 30psi and 32psi? any major differences? Hi there, not much different between 30-32psi on 18inch tyre from my subjective experience. If inflated till 36-38psi , you may feel that the car lighter and turning sharper. I believe some forumer put 280kpa@40.6psi on their 13 or 14inch tyre due to save fuel cost (load carrier@transporter) but i really not recommend it because of rubber lifespan and hot air grinding after friction, under some others condition that increase in pressure is enough to blown the tyre @@ Sry out of topic. Bridgestone T005a is design more on quite and comfort ride. Pricing not bad too, is worth to buy =) This post has been edited by Actchan: Apr 5 2019, 10:08 AM
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Bfsam999
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Apr 5 2019, 10:07 AM
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QUOTE(tkyong1 @ Apr 5 2019, 09:13 AM) totally agreed with you. accord NVH and ride quality are the thing that really need improvement. The ride is really bumpy. I remembered the card came with PS3, a very good tires, but i end up trade in for touring tires cause it was so bumpy with PS3 in accord. i m still running at 32psi. hows the difference between 30psi and 32psi? any major differences? I ask my tyre shop, he said 30psi not really good for tyre but is ok if I want also 30psi u will feel car is much soften and comfortable cos for accord is really bumpy for me haha
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tkyong1
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Apr 5 2019, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(Actchan @ Apr 5 2019, 10:06 AM) Hi there, not much different between 30-32psi on 18inch tyre from my subjective experience. If inflated till 36-38psi , you may feel that the car lighter and turning sharper. I believe some forumer put 280kpa@40.6psi on their 13 or 14inch tyre due to save fuel cost (load carrier@transporter) but i really not recommend it because of rubber lifespan and hot air grinding after friction, under some others condition that increase in pressure is enough to blown the tyre @@ Sry out of topic. Bridgestone T005a is design more on quite and comfort ride. Pricing not bad too, is worth to buy =) thanks for the info bro. i have to agreed with you, Bridgestone pricing is very good if compare to its rivals Michelin and Continental.
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tkyong1
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Apr 5 2019, 10:16 AM
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QUOTE(Bfsam999 @ Apr 5 2019, 10:07 AM) I ask my tyre shop, he said 30psi not really good for tyre but is ok if I want also 30psi u will feel car is much soften and comfortable cos for accord is really bumpy for me haha Yea, correct, the accord is really bumpy since day 1 lol. i heard Yokohama Advan DB V552 really silent, but could not find it, shiould be expensive also.
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coolkwc
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Apr 5 2019, 11:54 PM
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Guys, just swap my Teana 2.5 with 215/55/17 for RM385/pc 3 days ago.
I read the review said the turanza sidewall is actually stiffen to reduce damping. I quite sceptical how the tyre that claimed 'comfort' come with harden sidewall.
I think Teana NVH is among the best if compare to camry and Accord. But still felt the road feedback is too much on those badly paved road when i inflated the tyre according to the recommended 240kpa. I guess i may need to reduce it to 220kpa or lower, Any idea?
Initially i actually want to swap to Michelin Primacy 4st 215/60/17 for higher sidewall profile to maximise comfort, however the tyre shop said it might rub with the fender when full load. Also tried to search Yoko Advan DB v552, unfortunately these tyre is very hard to find in Johor Bahru area.
Right now the most comfort tyre i used was Continental CC6 on my Saga BLM, that tyre really silent and comfort especially on those worn tarmac road, but just too bad it stopped at largest 16 inch and my Teana 2.5 just miss the threshold.
This post has been edited by coolkwc: Apr 6 2019, 12:03 AM
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