Tires BRIDGESTONE or BFGoodrich

My 2016 came with OEM Bridgestone Ecopia EP 422 tires, and when I replaced them I went with the "Bridgestone Ecopia EP 422 PLUS" versions (only difference is that they are supposed to have slightly longer tread wear longevity.....) and I've been happy enough with them. No statistical efficiency tests, but they appear to be working about the same as the OEM non-plus models.

I have Bridgestone tires on my bike(Harley Fat Boy 114).

Very grippy in the corners, rear tire hooks up to the pavement for launches increadibly well.

7000miles on the tires and the middle still has a ton of tread life left.

I bought the same Bridgestone model after the OEMs on my wore down. Made sure to get a proper weight rating and it was way better than the OEMs.

I can only comment for the T005 which I had on an opel insignia. Size 245/45r18. Greece so I guess similar conditions.

Good all arounder with excellent levels of grip both in dry and wet and superb fuel economy.

My favorite all-season is the Bridgestone re980as. Great traction, but a little noisy.

My 2022 CX30 premium came with Bridgestone tires. Pretty good tires so far.

Just bought the BFG Comp 2 A/S from Sam's. I like them, the guy who put them on seemed to really like them, and I see them recommended a lot.

BFG KO2s were OEM and I replaced with another set. UE came with 33"KO2s (not mudders) infused with some kind of black magic that allows them to be great off road and quiet, smooth high grip on paved roads - mine lasted more the 70k miles.

I had a Mazda 6 that came fitted with Bridgestone Turanza. I got 4 years and 90,000km from those. I then fitted Potenza and got 2.5 years and 32,000km before they were gone.

I’ve had KO2’s on my Jeep Wrangler, RAM Rebel, and my gf’s 4Runner. They’re impossible to balance, caused a death wobble on my Jeep, and aren’t snow rated (compared to Nitto’s). I swapped over to the Ridge Grapplers for all 3 platforms and will never ever look back.