Tires BFGoodrich or Goodyear

I am a huge fan of my BF Goodrich ko2. The rigid sidewall helps with the rear end sway and load stability and the higher PSI reduces temperature from the sidewall under load as well. They have been excellent on-road, off-road, and snow. The only thing I will say is that at higher pressure in the tire I feel everything on the road.

I think for the average Joe/Jane these tires are more than enough for getting shit done. If you are playing on some serious off roading where tire puncture or tears are a concern, then upgrade. Mine (43k miles) have been great for mild-moderate off-roading in the Midwest and has handled daily driving wonderfully. Going to put another set on when these are ready for a change.

I got 77k miles out of my Goodyears. No flat tires and no issues other than being a little loud. Mostly highway miles and almost no real off roading, so I wasn’t too hard on them.

Switched to Nitto. Less expensive, quieter and a better ride.

They were great for me. 45k miles and lots of crawling in co and Utah. I have Falken wildpeak at4's now and kinda thinking I preferred the Goodyears.

I’ve driven my 2D OBX with SAS since Jan 2022…26,000 miles and many off-road trips…the tires have been great. I’ve owned quieter tires and I think these could use more sidewall protection. I haven’t had a flat and wear is barely noticeable.

Goodyear Supercar 3s. Look up One Lap of America. Goodyear won that event running SuperCar 3s on their Porsche Turbo S.

I really liked the Goodyears as a triple duty tire on my Camaro. Even without camber plates it wore nice and evenly and was still fast right down to the cords.

I'm currently using Thunderer now. Dati Michelin and Goodyear ang gamit ko.

Good year ultragrip Ice. Worst snow tires I ever had

The absolute worst pieces of garbage that I've driven on were the Goodyear Integrity tires that came stock on my old company car (Chevy Impala). They wore like iron and had just as much traction as well.