These tires replaced stock Continentals(26K miles) on a 2013 Subaru Outback. Most noticeable was the handling and the quietness of the tires. The feedback while driving over rough roads (Buffalo, NY) was improved over the Conti's, most noted by the quietness and traction. I'm looking forward to other driving conditions - rain and snow which we get more than our share.

I bought a set of 225/55R17 for my 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GT specifically for the design. An all season tread with improved cornering and features to maintain a flat contact with the road as well as full tread depth, wet and dry traction performance improvements. After just 1500 miles they preform great, quick response, good cornering with a little under steer, excellent wet and dry traction, road noise a little bit more. Also tires are stylelish. BF Goodrich tires means performance tires. Very happy so far hopefully they get some decent amount of miles.

I put these tires on my Acura TL . Im am so disappointed. They look good , but thats all they are good for. Absolutely no traction on wet roads . Can't pull their way through two inchs of snow . And when we went camping , tires would try to slip constantly, making traction controll go off and on . On very small inclines on grassy hills . I am a big fan of BF Goodrich , but these tires suck .

I put these on my 2010 Toyota Sequoia with 130K. Loved the ride and traction and the fact they are quiet on the road. They are smoked &n fail state inspection at 160K however. 30K seems awful for a tire this expensive. I cannot recommend and would never buy again.

I bought these Advantage Sports to replace a worn out pair of Bridgestones on my Honda. These ride much quieter and smoother than those did. Granted, those were worn down but I don't remember them ever riding as quiet and smooth as these BFGoodrich tires do. I have slammed on my brakes on many occasions with them and these tires give me the confidence to do so. My fuel economy hasn't gone down at all like another review stated, it's actually gone up 1-2 mpg. I have no complaints with these, highly recommended.

Well, I am completely surprised to read the negative comments regarding the BF Goodrich Advantage T/A Sport tires. I do not have any of the issues noted, in fact just the opposite, at least so far. I purchased 4 of them at the end of July 2017 and it's mid August now with no problems. I road with them from center VA on I 95 to the end of SC about 400 miles, and I noticed a very quite ride and excellent handling, stop, braking, comfort and overall performance. After about 6 months from now I'll right another review and we'll see how these tires really perform.

I've had the Adv TAs on an 06 charger rt for a few weeks and so far they are smooth, quiet, responsive, the aquaplaning resistance is insane, and they are impressive in the snow. I will be getting the higher performance g force comp 2 for my summer wheels.

I bought these in 2013 and are just now getting to the wear bars, I’ll be replacing them this year and putting on same tire. Excellent traction and not a mushy sidewall that I really hate on a car. I’ve been putting BF Goodrich tires on my S10 Blazer, 1972 Corvette because of the traction and handling I get. Sticking with what works no way I’d consider another

Needed a quality tire and I wanted something all season. After talking to a few tire friends of mine they recommended I try this on my hybrid. Long story short I've had the tires for a year now and can say they are awesome. It makes the car feel grounded when your making hard turns. Snow travel is not bad at all.

I buy BF Goodrich for my truck since I have had great experience with my All Terrian's but for my car its a totally different story! I bought a set of BF Goodrich Advantage T/A Sports for my 2011 Nissan Altima almost 2 years ago. After only 34K miles and rotating them as recommended, they need to be replaced. Even though the ride quality and handling is good. That's not acceptable, especially when the mileage rating is 70K and the cost of the tires!