The only good point of those tyres is the wear. They last a long Time because they are hard AF.
The grip is not bad, but they are noisy unconfortable and they are lacking precision.

Those are definitely not the best of bridgestone.

The Bridgestone's came with the car, with less than 40k on the clock, and I thought they were pretty good. Great grip, both in the dry but also in the longest and wettest Winter I can remember in Southern England for some time. Always felt confident. Almost no road noise and a comfortable ride in most conditions. Now, I've been doing some miles in the past few months, together with carrying some fairly full loads, however, and I hate it when that word crops up, they seem to have worn pretty quickly, particularly the rear two, even when I consider that. Yesterday, I picked up a nail in the rear driver's and had to get it fixed quickly. Luckily I did. A cursory glance most days didn't take in the fact the rear tyres are almost illegal, while the front two have started to crack inside the tread. Result, four new tyres asap. Will probably go Mich this time, if only for the longer wear.

Tires that are not the best feel that they are unstable and slide even in the summer too hard and unpleasant

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Very good tyres, good handling and performance. Got around 50k kms combined 30% highway and 70% urban driving and still another 20-30k left.