I have had a couple of sets of these tires, they always lasted a long time and never dry rotted. They look nice and made whatever car they were on handle great.

They looked great, and the front tires outlasted my expectations. The rear tires wore out very quickly due to my heavy foot. Theey smoked really well! :)

I run my mustangs very hard on the street and on the track. Very hard. I always run BFG's. I'll soone be moving up to drag radials and soft compounds for both street and track. I'm in Afghanistan right now so no hotrods here! Just MRAPS.

The tires look and handle great! I love these tires and would buy again, unfortunately BF Goodrich has decided to discontinue the size (P265/50R15) I have been using.

the radial t/a's tires are the only tire I found that can handle the 500 horse 383 in my Elcamino I can lay patches and they can take a licken and keep on tickin. thanks

These TA's perform extremely well cruising in our '55 Chevy. Excellent ride, handling and yes they have brought this monster to a quick stop when needed last year.

Great tire at an affordable price with that classic white letter style of the muscle car era. The radial design offers excelent handeling and ride comfort.

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

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.

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.