BFGoodrich tire reviews built around one of the best-known names in off-roading. The Michelin-owned brand’s All-Terrain T/A KO2, newer KO3, and Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 carry race-bred sidewall protection, while the Trail-Terrain T/A, Advantage Control, and g-Force COMP-2 A/S Plus cover lighter trail use, daily commuting, and year-round performance.
Our BFGoodrich tires review explains the highway trade-offs in noise and ride comfort and which model fits your truck, SUV, or car. Building an off-road rig? Compare picks in the best all-terrain tires for trucks and best mud-terrain tires.
The BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 has been the tire other all-terrain tires get measured against for the better part of a decade. Since...
ByJames AndersonAt a Glance Best For Sedans, coupes, minivans, and smaller crossovers driven mostly on paved roads Tire Category Grand Touring All-Season Main Strengths...
ByJames AndersonBuying a tire for a sports car, a coupe, or a modern muscle car usually means choosing a side. A dedicated summer performance...
ByJames AndersonTruck and SUV owners shopping the all-terrain aisle usually fall into one of two camps: drivers who need a tire that can handle...
ByJames AndersonMost all-terrain tires ask for a trade-off up front: buy enough tread to handle mud, gravel, and washboard roads, and accept a noisier,...
ByJames AndersonBFGoodrich sells two tires that share the Advantage T/A Sport name and very little else. One is built for crossovers and light trucks...
ByJames AndersonA tire mounted on a delivery van or a service truck doesn’t get evaluated the way a passenger tire does. Nobody cross-shops it...
ByJames AndersonThe all-terrain tire category has a persistent problem: most tires built to grip mud and rock end up loud, stiff, and thirsty the...
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