The BFG White Letter tires are yellow letter tires! I have contacted them and they have no answers to make them white! I have a white strip down the side of the car that clashes with yellow letter tire. I am switching to Firestone.

I want my money back or new tires! This seems to be a big issue, not cool for a show car! I have bought way to many tires from BFG and Now? Distributer/retailer would not take them back!

Always a favorite in my fleet! Replaced raised "yellow" letter Goodyear Eagle's. Sometimes during usage the letters will turn brown, don't know why. Just keep washing them!

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.

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!

Great looking tire, have had on many of my vintage muscle cars. Wish BF Good would have more performance tires options in the 225/60/15 and 215/60/15 range, only TA's can be had.

It’s great to have a modern radial in sizes to fit muscle cars. My 225/70-14s perform well on my old school mags. So far they are wearing like iron. Turn ‘em around and you don’t have to deal with the letters.

Bought these tires for the white lettering on my Corvette show car and I've already spent 3 nights scrubbing with bleach to try to get the brown lettering white on brand new tires.

Quiet, wear well, available in hard to find muscle car sizes. I look around and always end up buying BFG Radial T/As. Great bang for the buck. Use Comet, water and a brush to clean raised white letters.

Bought 215-65-15 and 235-60-15 at the same time, the 235 letters stays white but the 215 turns brown sitting in the garage in two weeks. The 215 has been changed three times, BFG has no clue