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Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60
Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60
  • Price Range:  USD $186.99 to $365.99
    Winter

    The Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60 is Bridgestone's newest performance winter tire, with improved snow performance over the previous generation Blizzak LM-25. The LM-60's continuous lug enhances snow traction and water evacuation. Its 3D zig - zag sipes enhance dry performance while maintaining snow, ice and wet traction.

    The LM-60 is designed for performance vehicles to get you through wintry conditions while delivering the solid performance your vehicle demands on dry roads. It provides versatility--performing in wet, icy, snow and dry conditions

    • Circumferential Grooves - Help channel water out of the footprint area to improve resistance to hydroplaning
    • Zigzag Sipes - Improves snow and ice traction by increasing the number of biting edges
    • 3-D Sipes - Enhance dry performance while maintaining snow, ice and wet traction
    • Continuous Lug - Enhances snow traction and water evacuation
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    Overall: 4.5  
  • 9/18/2012
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    Size: 235/50R17 (2008 Cadillac STS V8 with 4827 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    With out these the rear drive Caddy is a no go in the snow. With them, forget about it. No problem, Santa should have it so good.
    Overall: 4.3  
  • 11/21/2011
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    Size: ( 31000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Had it since 2010 winter, only use it in winter times where temperature drops below 7C. Seattle from Vancouver, highway was unsalted, other cars use right lane doing 40-60kmh while left lane was unused. You can see no one has been on the left lane and I used the left lane doing approx 80-100kmh. Tire is good for snow or ice, took the car to Whistler, no slip, grips the road just like summer time.
    Overall: 4.6  
  • 11/19/2011
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    Size: ( 1000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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    Excellent tires
    Overall: 4.2  
  • 11/10/2011
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    Size: 245/40R21 ( 21000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    NEED 225/60R18
    Overall: 4.2  
  • 10/8/2011
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    Size: ( 1000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Using the Blizzak LM 60 Performance Winter Tire on my BMW 330Ci. These are great winter tires for a sporty car. Some reviews with sporty cars have complained that these don't handle well enough in the dry, but they are obviously comparing to the summer tires they just took off. People need to remember that these are still pure winter tires. Yes they are called "performance winters" which just means they handle the dry roads somewhat better than the "regular" winter tires. People need to have realistic expectations. These tires were great in the snow for me last winter in my rear wheel drive car. I cruised on packed snow roads, breezed through slush, and even steadily drove up a very steep thickly fresh snow covered hill with almost no spin or traction control use. On dry roads, they are comfortable and handle fine. Of course they don't handle like a true actual performance tire. It's all relative. They handle better than most winter tires and still give great snow traction. Just don't drive like a maniac. Great tires.
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