Bridgestone Blizzak WS80 Winter 185/65R15 88T Passenger Tire
- Brand:
- Bridgestone
- Model Number:
- Blizzak WS80 013074
- UPC:
- 092971226466
- EAN:
- 0092971226466
- Walmart SKU:
- 43075201
Market rate of $82.56 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Bridgestone Blizzak WS80 Winter 185/65R15 88T Passenger Tire since 9/23/2023. The most recent price update was on Nov 1, 2025.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $82.56 (lowest on 11/1/2025) to $155.85 (highest on 9/23/2023). The average price during this period is $146.69.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 67 reviews.
I have never owned winter tires before but after this last winter using Goodyear triple tread tires I decided that where those tires are good I really needed something more. Putting my new Blizzack WS-80's has literally transformed this vehicle. I have owned AWD and four wheel drive vehicles but putting these new Blizzack WS-80 tires on this car has given me the confidence level that i had when I owned a vehicle that was driving all four wheels. Believe me when say that you don't need four wheel drive and you don't need AWD you just need Blizzack!
Moved to NH in Nov and after the first light dusting of snow my little Sentra couldnt get out of the driveway (dirt, up hill slope out). I knew she needed new tires then! I researched for about 2 weeks before deciding on the Blizzaks. I got them put on the car 2 days before we got another 8" of snow. There was no problem getting out of the driveway. I am more confident and comfortable driving in winter weather than I have ever been in the past. You can feel the tires gripping the road. My mpg's were only slightly reduced. Minimal road noise. But keep in mind, ICE is ICE no matter what you have on your car. I would recommend these tires for anyone looking for a good set of winter tires.
These tires helped my RWD sedan conquer the elements while living at 9,600ft in Colorado for a full winter. Comfortably driving at interstate speeds on hard pack snow and getting through towns without issues of stopping and going at intersections and lights. These are a game changer.
I'm driving a Hyundai Elantra and getting stuck in 2 inches of snow with all season tires was getting old, so I opted for a set of WS80's. These tires provide excellent traction and control, and a level of safety everyone should be looking for. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these.
This was my first set of snow tires coming from summer tires and all seasons. I have them on a FWD fusion. I could not believe how well these performed in icy road conditions. I was able to accelerate, stop, and corner with total confidence. I will never run another vehicle on winter road conditions without blizzaks. Well worth every dime I spent. Perfect for snow storms and ski trips.
I used to run Michelin X-Ice2 on my Camry during the winter and had to avoid really bad ice, snow, slush condition. Since getting the Blizzak WS80 on my Outback, I'm longing for a really really challenging situation just to try out the combination. So far, I've just got one 30-cm snow storm, but nothing seemed to be too challenging including up and down steep sharp curves on 6 cm of slush and ice with the car still running like the Camry on dry road. Well, there are still 3 months of harsh winter left, and I hope to get more fun.
The Camry Hybrid has traction control that cannot be defeated. Perhaps this is done to protect the electric motors, but last year it was enough of a problem that I had trouble parallel parking on the hump of snow that tends to build in the parking lane along the road. I literally couldn't park on the side of the road. My car wouldn't make it into the spot. My wife has had WS60's on her car, and that thing can go ANYWHERE, so this winter, when I had to drive on snow covered roads in my car and had virtually no traction in a few steering and braking situations, I knew it was time to bite the bullet and buy some winter tires. I had heard that the WS60's wear quickly, and while that may be true, I've been satisfied with the rate of wear on those tires. Hearing that the WS80's should last longer is a good step. As far as grip, as with previous blizzaks, these things completely transform the vehicle. They actually do grip ice, they're unbelievable in any type of snow, and in my car, I'm never facing a situation where being unable to cancel traction control causes me any issue. The tires are relatively quiet. I'll have to see how they affect mileage overall, but they didn't seem to have a noticeable affect in the initial few hundred kilometres that I've used them. I've rated these as 4 stars for durability only because I don't know, but I don't expect them to be 5 stars. I rated them 3 stars for value because they're very expensive. If you just need basic snow tires, and you don't have top notch expectations, there are probably better values. Bridgestone seems to sell every WS80 that they make, so it's tough to find a deal (although I was able to negotiate a better price with my dealer, despite there being no other stock in any local competitive shop). Buy these if safety really matters to you. All the fancy traction, stability, and other electronic systems are completely useless without some level of grip. These tires take an ordinary two wheel drive car, and allow you to drive in absolutely any condition, and be safe. If that matters to you, buy these. If you're worried about wear, you may want to do what I do, don't put the winter tires on at the first scent of snow. If you can make it through the first snowfall of the season without having to drive in a storm, or by driving on fully plowed roads, you can often go another month before you need to swap your all season's for winter tires. Once winter hits, you want these on. They're amazing.
I was ready to sell my car due to extremely poor performance during Michigan winters. In desperation I decided to try Blizzak WS-80's on all four wheels. We've had several days of heavy snow already and I was absolutely amazed at the difference in handling, stopping ability, and cornering. Traction control and ABS hardly ever kick in, except when I'm a bit heavy on the gas pedal. Excellent value and great price. I will keep my beloved land yacht now!
These are phenomenal tires in the snow and ice. I have these on my all-wheel drive matrix and the grip/handling at hwy speed in snow/ice is the best I have ever felt. I drive 70mi round trip each day and these have held up well with very little wear showing, the new nubs lasted for over 1000mi, which is incredible considering the soft compound the tire is constructed of. the handling is a bit vague in dry/warmer weather but these tires are not made for that anyway. They make up for it when the weather results in cold/icy/snow packed roads. I tested the tires in a abandon parking lot (straight line braking, brake-turn, accel-turn, direction change, etc) and I had to be "aggressive" to get the tires to yield their traction to the conditions. un-believable performance in less than ideal conditions.
I am very impressed with these tires! As anyone who drives on the Minnesota winter roads knows that the winter season presents the most harsh conditions, these tires take away the "white knuckle" fear of the drive. My ride is a now a world away from the stress and scare of not having traction and I smile and thank the Blizzak as I pass cars and trucks in the ditch!!! Bridgestone Blizzak is a must have.
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