Best Tyres for the Nissan X Trail

On 11/10/2025, I purchased a full set of Bridgestone BR2256517HD470CR tyres from Bridgestone Biggera Waters.
As a rideshare driver who spends five days a week on the road, I specifically sought what I believed would be professional advice on the most suitable tyre for this type of work. I trusted the recommendation I was given.
While I only had the initial 10,000 km tyre rotation completed by Bridgestone, my own mechanic subsequently carried out two further rotations, balancing, and wheel alignments to ensure the tyres were maintained correctly.
These tyres were fitted when my vehicle's odometer reading was 249,648 km. I was shocked when, during a recent service, my mechanic called to advise that three tyres were already at the minimum legal tread depth and the fourth was very close. My current odometer reading is 284,434 km, meaning these tyres have lasted less than 35,000 km.
I believe most people would agree that this is an appalling lifespan for a set of tyres that were specifically recommended for a high-mileage rideshare vehicle.
I am not someone who enjoys confrontation, especially given my previous experience with this business. I had taken my vehicle to them to investigate a persistent squealing noise. I was advised that the brake pads fitted elsewhere only two months earlier were of poor quality and that I should replace them with their supposedly superior Brembo Disc Pad Set Nao Ceramic pads, which I did.
Unfortunately, the squealing noise remained. I was then told the issue was likely the wheel bearings. Seeking a second opinion, I took the vehicle elsewhere and discovered the actual cause was a cover plate rubbing on an aluminium differential housing near the tailshaft connection.
Based on my experiences with both the tyre recommendation and the misdiagnosis of the squealing issue, my advice to anyone considering this business is simple:
LOOK ELSEWHERE.

I have my 4 tyres fited by Mycar.com.au 5 years ago. No problems at all. I did rotated fews time. Also wheel alignment 2 times.
100k plus for the 4 tyres. Still 20% left at the rear and 25% at the front tyres. Wonderful quality right?
I do have an appointment to fit another set of 4 soon. Recommend to buy.

Best tyre so far. Noise level is very good, very comfortable for the passenger. Excellent confident wet grip in heavy rain, with no sign of aquaplanning. Wall is not too hard and not too soft, just perfect in SUV with no feedback to the steering wheel but still able to do sudden manouver.

For the price, I think it's the best tyre you can get with such comfort and grip.

Driven around 3500km so far and no sign of wear on the tyre. I think it will last for long.

The original tire it came with was a Yokohama Geolandar, a very good tire that lasted 80,000 kilometers. I put these Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrive tires on it and I haven't had any problems. I've already put 12,000 kilometers on them, driving in all conditions, and they've performed really well. I would put them on again.

30000km in 2years is very good lasting and the tread still thick. But the problem is the compound too hard after 1.5years and make me lost grip during wet until the xtrail 4wd turn 360degree while exit the highway. Change the tire position to front and keep spin especially after raining.

I think the tests listed are spot on. What I was impressed with for a summer tyre was the grip they had in the wet on an SUV. Never once did if sense them losing grip on wet roundabouts or anywhere else. They are a bit pricey though at almost $1000 fitted in Australia. Wearing wise, I’m in need of a new set of boots after 2yrs and 50k/klms.

Really they've been a fine all round tyre except for longevity! Got 26000kay and no longer pass wof. But hey they were grippy in wet and cheap so can't complain

Our Nissan Xtrail (2020) is, since new, fitted every winter with Pirelli Scorpion winter tyres. They have a good and comfortable road feel, very good dry grip and handling, good on snow at higher speeds (German Autobahn) and truly excellent in the wet where we can maintain higher speeds even in a downpour. Only slight downside is higher wear (compared to the Goodyear Efficient Grip summer tyres). The Pirellis are now just below 4mm of tread depth and will be replaced soon, either with the currently mounted Scorpions or the Scorpion 2's.