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4.7 / 54.71(7)
CBB70dBEU tyre label: fuel efficiency, wet grip and external rolling noise classes.incl. VAT, plus
Delivery to your address
Delivery date 10/28 - 10/30
Collection / mounting in garage
Select a garageDrive without hesitation, even when facing rain or occasional snow. Whatever the season, Turanza All Season 6 ensures safety & control, whether you are taking a corner on the highway or need to brake suddenly in the city.
Stiffer tread designed for a better balance of performance
For better traction on snow Enhanced edge effect to allow higher traction on snow
For optimized dry braking and higher mileage
Rounded block edges are tailored to the tread pattern to optimize contact patch without compromising block stiffness
For fine-tuned braking on snow
Multiple spacers in the sipes ensure adequate snow collection for better traction
For extra grip
Increases the grip level between the collected snow in the tread and the snow-covered road surface
Legal Notice:
Tests carried out by TÜV SÜD on the request of Bridgestone in February 2023 at the facilities Bridgestone EUPG (Italy), Bridgestone SPG (Sweden) and ATP Papenburg (Germany) for tests with Volkswagen Golf VIII, on tyre size 205/55 R16 94V XL Turanza All Season 6 compared to the performances of main competitors in the same segment: Michelin CrossClimate 2, Continental AllSeasonContact and Goodyear Vector 4Season Gen3. TÜV SÜD Report No. 713281374.
(1) Braking wet (80 km/h to 20 km/h, distance in metres): Bridgestone (27,2), Continental (28,3), Goodyear (28,9), Michelin (31,4). Braking dry (100 km/h to 0 km/h, distance in metres): Michelin (37,8), Bridgestone (38.6), Continental (41,3), Goodyear (42,3). Braking snow (40 km/h to 5 km/h, distance in metres), Michelin (17,1), Bridgestone (17,3), Goodyear (17,5), Continental (18,0).
(2) Ranked second for snow performance (acceleration, braking, lateral grip, handling), average rating in %: Michelin (101,5%), Bridgestone (100%), Goodyear (96,4%), Continental (95,8%).
(3) Based on the internal tests carried out on Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 vs. Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO, ref. 205/55 R16.

Great on the motorway
Bought a full set of Bridgestone for the family car. Comfortable ride and no drama in the rain. For this price I didn't expect much, but the Turanza All Season 6 genuinely surprised me. Coped fine with a light snowfall in early spring.
Okay for everyday driving
Fine for the price. Slightly more road noise than I hoped on coarse asphalt. Good tyre overall. Coped fine with a light snowfall in early spring.
Reliable all-season rubber
Wet braking is excellent. Gave me real confidence on a flooded motorway stretch. Grip in corners is reassuring and the steering feels a bit sharper than before. Nice not having to swap tyres twice a year.
Great on the motorway
Ride comfort is the standout. Long journeys feel less tiring now.
Great on the motorway
Driven about 3,000 km on these so far. Wear looks even and grip is consistent. My mechanic recommended Bridgestone and he was right.
Braking feels secure
Switched from a budget brand to the Turanza All Season 6 — the difference in braking is obvious.
This product meets the applicable European safety and labelling requirements. Observe the vehicle manufacturer's specifications for size, load index and speed rating.