Richard Sallinger 
2015 Toyota Camry Sedan XLE 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
Awesome Car-----JUNK TIRES
 I have had my car three weeks.  Love everything about it-----EXCEPT THE JUNK TIRES.  Noticed a bounce at low speeds almost out the door of the dealer.  Was in the shop at 375 miles on the odometer for 4 hrs to balance the tires.  Car returned to me and the balance was worse than when I took it in.  Back in the shop again at 560 miles for balancing.  This time, two tires are replaced.  The ride is a little smoother but still has a very noticeable tire balance problem--especially at city driving speeds.  Speeds of 60 plus is still noticeable.  These tires are the Turanza Bridgestone and have no business being on the market as a high value tire when it realistically is a cheap tire that has no business on a Luxury type Vehicle.  Can't understand what Toyota was thinking when deciding to use these junk tires on their finest automobiles.   It is almost a certainty I will be at the dealership weekly for balancing until they decide enough is enough and put some decent tires on the vehicle.  If not for the tires, I would truly have a vehicle with a Luxury feel to it.  Instead, I have a Luxury looking vehicle with a bounce in it's get along.Aug. 2016:   After several trips to the dealership trying to rectify the problem, they recognized the fact the tires were defective, even after replacing two of them with new Bridgestones.  This did not work and a thousand miles on the car, the dealership finally worked with me to put new Michelins on the car.  The car rides like it should now and i am happy with the end results.  Toyota should still get rid of using Bridgestone Tires.Aug 2017:  35,000 plus miles and still love the car with Michelin Tires.  My opinion of the Bridgestone Tires have not changed as other family members have vehicles with Bridgestone and are experiencing the same rough ride I did---regardless of vehicle type.