Anybody Use BF Goodrich?

[91 SHOplus]

I have 2 Traction T/A H series on my car. As soon as I need the other 2 tires I will be replacing them with 2 more Traction T/A's.

I'll ditto that, Except I have the V rated tires. I've got them on the back of the plus, and when I get my new rims, I'll get more BFG's to even out the set.

 

[SHOck]

Anybody used these?

So, did you get the T/A's? I've used BFG for over a decade now, and have tried most of their tires. I put the T/A's on my wife's old Contour, then her minivan, and I'm also running a set on the SHO now for winter driving and long trips. They are a comfortable (soft) yet stable tire (minimal roll with eibach/koni/SFB/STB/bigger roll bar/etc). Dry cornering is acceptable if your suspension keeps the tire flat, but drive like it's an SLO if you have no suspension modifications. There will be no hard launches from a stop or out of corners, but do expect good wet and snow traction. The tire is quiet, absorbing impact with most small road debris (gravel, sticks, exhaust bolts) without complaint.

The KDW is you all-around best summer choice, when you're ready to move up to performance tires. Great price, great traction dry or wet, minimal noise. Not to be worn if your driveway is a 1/2 mile gravel road, or if you commute to downtown Detroit each day.

 

[HoustinoJillian]

i was always told H was the minimum you should get for a 4 door sedan, especially one thats a bit quicker like ours

 

[Redline]

Havn't actually got around to ordering any yet. I will probably get them, since most people have good things to say.
The speed rating is the only thing I don't like about them, but how often do I really drive that fast anyway?!