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Bridgestone Potenza G019 Grid
$150.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Quiet in town and at highway speeds. Can handle wet roads well, even at high speed. Strong braking action, stops the car quickly.
The Cons:Can't handle heavy snow as well as winter tires, although still not terrible. Sidewalls are a little soft, not quite as much support in corners than there could be.
Bridgestone's Potenza is a mid-range model intended for cars, and works as a sort of pseudo-performance tire at a more affordable price. Its tread design has a directional pattern with grooves that suffice for all-season use, and its deep grooves can handle some mud as well.
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Handling, braking and cornering are all precise, and it also gives a comfortable ride. The tread contact patch design minimizes road noise as well, making driving quieter. It also has a sporty aesthetic.
Features
- All-season rated
- Deep grooves handle snow and mud
- Performance-like handling, braking and cornering
- Uni-directional tread design for traction
- Quiet
- Comfortable ride
- Wide footprint improves cornering
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quiet in town and at highway speeds
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can handle wet roads well, even at high speed
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strong braking action, stops the car quickly
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fairly good traction in light snow
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tread life is fairly long, slightly above average
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can't handle heavy snow as well as winter tires, although still not terrible
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sidewalls are a little soft, not quite as much support in corners than there could be
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