I have used this tire since 1980. I have placed them on sports cars, light trucks and vans and have always been impressed by the performance, ride and wear.

I put this tire on my 1966 Plymouth 23 years ago and I am just now changing them out because they are old. I only drive the car a few miles a week. I still have plenty of tread left. I am replacing with the same tire.

I put this tire on my 1966 Plymouth 23 years ago and I am just now changing them out because they are old. I only drive the car a few miles a week. I still have plenty of tread left. I am replacing with the same tire.

I absolutely love these tires they grip very well. There very nice and they grip very well when i stop fast! I love bfgoodrich tires these tires are just very amazing!

Street rods like my '32 Ford perform exceptionally well on BFG tires. That is why you see so many rods running BFG's. They provide the performance and stance demanded by rodders throughout the country.

Love the Raised White Letters(RWL) and the name.As we replace & improve the suspensions & brakes on our old muscle cars, we find we need a true high performance tire with RWL's. Maybe even in a 15" diameter...Please. Thankx!

Tires recommended by dealer and he was correct. Have had tires rotated and would purchase again when they finally wear out; have been on vehicle for over 4 years and 30,000 + miles

Have had t/a's on my Nova for 14 years now. Replaced my first set 3 years ago and really are not happy with the light brown/tan letters on the tires. My first set were bright white. Not a good looking tire at all. Will buy something else next time.

Just bought 4 BFG ta for my 78 Corvette. What a disappointment ..three of the tires have brown lettering... gonna buy Cooper cobra next time. Have them on my 94 stepside Chevy and they look great... Sorry BFG. And they're half the price.

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.