I have used these tires alot, on my 69 Camaro, my 97 Chevy Blazer, and my 84 Camaro. I love these tires. They hold the road, make your car handle like a go cart. last a long time too.

I love BFG T/A Radials. Sometimes when I can't find the sizes I need, when I need them. I buy Michelin instead. That's what I have on my 2005 Bonneville, 1999 Audi wagon, and my American Eagle motorhome.

although these are not the tires on my current vehicle, they would be the last set of tires that i purchased.... have always liked the profile and ride of the radial ta

Had wear problem on 1 out of the four. Diagnal flat spot across the tread developed in a short time. Traded truck in, so didn't get the chance to give BFG an oppertunity to make it right.

I have used this particular tire on muscle cars and smaller trucks, theyre great-I dint know why radial t/as get a bad rap. Go pay double for micky thomsons and I wouldht drive em in the rain,

Bought these for my hot rod, while it was being redone, The white lettering on the side wall turned brown before i got them on the car, any ideas on how to get the yellow out? without painting them?

tHEY WERE GREAT TIRES, COULDN'T SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THEM. ONE OF THE THINGS I LIKED, WAS THEY LASTED A LONG TIME. SOME TIRES GET 3-4 YEARS OLD, AND THEY ARE NO GOOD...

Have worn these tires for thirty plus years on the Mustang with raised letters. Have had them on almost all vehicles we have had in family, Fords, Lincolns, Ford Explores, Ford Expeditions, and Nissan Maxima, etc..

If you have a show car or a car you are proud of, DON’T purchase these tires! I’ve read the recommendation in the FAQ section. No car owner should need to spend hours on the letters before enjoying their car!

Having operated a Classic Mustang restoration facility for over twenty years, I never installed anything but B F Goodrich Radial T/A tires for quality, safety, and eye appeal. There simply is no substitute.