I bought the tires for the raised white lettering. I like the look. The performance is good, but then again, I didn't buy the tires for the performance. I got what I was looking for and I love them.

we use these tires on street rods,which are modified cars produced before 1948.the tires look good,wear good,have great handling,both braking and acceleration.this is especially critical on a car manufactured over 80 yrs ago

I just love these tires, but I am not sure when they do finally need to be replaced how I will be able to buy new BFGoodrich P295/50R15 and P275/50R15's?

I Bought these BFG’s a Day Ago and i am Very Disappointed at BFGoodrich to see the White Lettering Turn Brown im Still Using BFG Radial T/A But Got Another One Without the White Letters!

I have always trusted and preferred BFG's for all my vehicles. I have not really found another tire that has the "balance" of traction and performance for all seasons and weather conditions.

The TA provides great handling on my car without sacrificing a comfortable ride. It also exhibits low rolling resistance to help increase fuel economy

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.

Bought these 4 T/A last year to put on a 1970 corvette and could never get the letters to go white , this is not my 1st set but no go on the yellow brownish letters , disappointed.

Great looking tire. The sidewall is a bit soft for spirited cornering with newer suspension updates. This tire doesn't do well in the rain. I really wouldn't mind low(ish) profile versions of this tire for 17 inch wheels.

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.