The Barum Bravuris 5HM is a Touring Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
This tyre replaced the Barum Bravuris 3HM.
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Top 3 Barum Bravuris 5HM Reviews
I recently bought a pair of 4 pcs of bravuris 5hm 225/45/17/Y/XL ,tires are ok the balancing on rim - no problem , I will come back after I make at least 3000km with them.
Given
69%
while driving a
Opel Astra H CDTI
(205/55 R16 V) on
a combination of roads
for 1,000
average miles
Using about 1000 kms on Opel Astra h 2011 CDTI 1.3.well ballanced on rims.good performance both on dry and wet condition.strong contact on speed limits.tires has soft material rubber.no matter to pay attention for Conti premium contact extra.same performance,only limits are 5 percent less then conti.i reccomend it to buy, new tires are smoking bad, breaking your nose near by car.After 15 days smoke has gone
Given
57%
while driving a
Alfa Romeo brera
(225/50 R17 W) on
mostly town
for 5,000
spirited miles
With mainly gridlock city driving front tires are badly worn after only one summer season and around 8000 km tops (probably less than that but I wasn't paying much attention). I do have a heavy foot, but nothing too egregious. No mechanical issues with the car.
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Given
63%
while driving a
Volvo S60 R AWD
(/40 R18) on
a combination of roads
for 12,000
spirited miles
pros:
-price is very low for a more all season performance tire.
-firm steering feel.
-great straight line grip.
- good wear characteristics.
- fair noise levels.
- does not make a lot of noise when pushed to its limits or when slipping. note awd vehicle.
cons:
- likes to understeer when pushed.
- low cold weather grip.
- very low snow and ice grip.
- very firm ride does not absorb bumps well.
solid performer for the price. tire are not very good at the limit. s60r have a lot of understeer naturally. these tires tire do not grip very well for a vehicle that likes to understeer. ride is firm and sporty. noise is acceptable.
Given
90%
while driving a
Infiniti Q50
(/40 R18) on
mostly town
for 4,000
average miles
I've purchased 3 complete sets of these for 3 very different cars: Subaru Legacy 3.6, Infiniti Q50, & Lexus SC430.
Combining the overall experience, I'm very pleased with these tires. Cost is very good yet the tire competes with much more expensive products. Road noise is low. Grip (Infiniti) was great in snow. Rain (Subaru) was equally good. Mountain roads (Lexus) were surprisingly good, especially considering the weight of the SC430.
I'm almost in need of tires for my 335i & am seriously considering putting these on instead of the more expensive performance tires that are on it now.
I recommend these tires. A daily commute car or weekend leisure vehicle will do well.
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Given
100%
while driving a
Kia Motors Niro
(/45 R18) on
a combination of roads
for 300
miles
I just had these Barum Bravuris 5HM tires put on my vehicle, and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised with my initial impression of them. I haven't yet driven them in the rain, but the dry grip is great, the ride is smooth even on bumpy roads, and they are quiet at hwy speeds. They are responsive in city and hwy traffic both, and they have a nice smooth ride quality.
Ford Kuga
(/45 R19) on
mostly motorways
for 400
easy going miles
First impressions of this tire is that the rubber seams to be quite soft, softer than normal for a summer tire. Car seams to move around on the road more than normal also. Only done 400 miles so far so to early to give any rates. Seam to be comfortable and quiet at 70 mph.
Given
57%
while driving a
Ford Mustang gt
(/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 10,000
average miles
I have these tires on the front. I got the tires in march of 2021 and it is now 6 months and 15,000 miles later they are in need of replacement. most of my driving is done city or highway driving 50 miles a day at the bare minimum. They are pretty good on dry road but when it comes to wet road the tires don't like it. and braking in the rain? for me at least is a no go because i have no abs.
Toyota
(/55 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 3,000
easy going miles
Surprised how noisy on some surfaces, very comfortable overall. Lack of feedback at limit is more the car than the tire. Wet traction is not great, wet bracking seems find. For the price hard too beat.
I wear it on my taxi mercedes e220 9G for about 300km now. Went investigating through mercedes taxi owners in company I work with.one colleague wears only Barum 3 years and was highly recommending em.drive them in rain and wet So far so good
Given
48%
while driving a
Nissan Maxima
(245/45 R18) on
mostly motorways
for 0
spirited miles
On a dry day pulling out into traffic tires give . Wet pavement not impressed. Noiser then my last ( falken )
Felt loose in corners.
I should have done more investigation prior to purchase.
Given
84%
while driving a
Volkswagen Passat B6
(225/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 30,000
spirited miles
I have 2009 2.0tdi passàt, I have done 30,000miles not kms on them, rotated at 15000, still 2000left on the front. Grip in wet good, dry good, I drive hard into bends. Used on 50% motorway and 50% irish country roads. Am buying again.
Given
58%
while driving a
Opel insignia
(245/45 R18 W) on
mostly town
for 2,000
easy going miles
Everything about this tyre is good except braking. Dry braking is horrible even in low speeds. I should add that i check tire pressure every two weeks so that was not the problem.Because mine is a family vehicle for two young children, i changed them asap for Bridgestone T005 and the difference in braking distance was astounding. Too bad, because the Barums are not far behind in comfort, noise, fuel use and handling etc from the bridgestones at almost half the price. But they are dangerous in emergency situations.
Given
72%
while driving a
Opel insignia
(245/45 R18 W) on
mostly town
for 500
easy going miles
Good grip and braking on dry though they lack road feedback. Not much experience on wet so far. Really comfortable around town. Good price. 450 euros for all four of them. If they last at least 10.000 to 12.000 miles, i will buy them again.
Given
54%
while driving a
Alfa Romeo brera
(225/50 R17 W) on
mostly town
for 5,000
spirited miles
These (front) tires had been worn extensively over a period of just one summer season during which I drove around 8000 km (5000 miles) or even less since I haven't had them on for that whole period. This includes mostly driving in town. They're not worn totally, but to the point that I was suggested to buy another set of front tires for next season. They also told me that I should have rotated them around 10000 km, and were surprised to know that they haven't even reached that. Rear ones are in good shape. Performance is good, but it seems that wear is ridiculous. I do have a heavy foot but nothing too egregious. I need to point out that the car didn't have any mechanical issues and the wear was even on those front tires on my Alfa Romeo Brera 2.2 jts.