225/55R17 Bridgestone Blizzak LM001 97H (*) DOT24

This tyre model has all the necessary markings "snowflakes and hill symbol" in accordance with legislative changes and CSDD requirements.

TheBridgestone Blizzak LM001 winter tire model was designed for the Central European market, where winter temperatures often hover around0°C. This model stands out for its high performance on wet and snowy roads, demonstrating good traction, maneuverability, and responsiveness. As befits a tire manufactured in Japan, this one is also impact-resistant and durable.

Original price was: €162.00.Current price is: €141.00.

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Technical information
Description

Season

All-Season, Winter

Manufacturer

Bridgestone

Model

Bridgestone Blizzak LM001

Width

225

Profile

Diameter

R17

Load index (Li)

Fuel consumption

Traction on wet surfaces

Noise level Db

Speed index (Si)

H (max 210 km/h)

225/55 R17 The Bridgestone Blizzak LM001 winter tire model was designed for the Central European market, where winter temperatures often hover around0°C. This model stands out for its high performance on wet and snowy roads, demonstrating good traction, maneuverability, and responsiveness. As befits a tire manufactured in Japan, this one is also impact-resistant and durable.

225/55 R17 Key Features of the Bridgestone Blizzak LM001

+An improved rubber compound enhanced with a blend of elastomers.
+Directional tread pattern that ensures stable traction on wet and snowy roads.
+Densely spaced sipes that improve traction and shorten braking distance.

Bridgestone Blizzak LM001 Tread Pattern

The tread pattern of this model is designed to combine the most optimal performance elements. The tread pattern is directional, and the tread blocks are arranged to create wide drainage grooves between them, which carry snow and water away from the contact surface.

Densely spaced sipes

The tread blocks feature several thousand grooves—sipes—designed to ensure the driver’s safety on ice. The sipes are spaced so closely together that there are only a few millimeters between them. When driving on ice, each sipe literally cuts into the ice surface, creating traction.