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BFGoodrich Tires produces high-performance tires for different vehicles. Known for traction and durability, its products cover passenger cars, sport utility vehicles (SUVs) and trucks. Since 1870, BFGoodrich has focused on strong tire design and innovation aiming to strengthen driving performance and safety.

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  • Good performance in various conditions
  • Good handling and cornering
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  • Frequent blowouts and failures
  • Poor customer service experiences

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    Punctuality & Speed

    Reviewed May 27, 2026

    I have always liked the BF Goodrich Radial TA with raised white lettering. I'm just finishing up my restoration on my 67 GTO. Everything I've ordered came in at a reasonable time frame until I needed tires. Tires are all I'm waiting on now. I ordered in early May and said they would be shipped on May 27th. Now saying July 21st. Seriously? A company this size, and you have to wait this long? Unacceptable! I should have ordered a different brand! VERY disappointed!

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    Reviewed Dec. 12, 2025

    Chemical Turns Letters Brown. I won’t buy any more Michelin products until they stand behind their tires better. My experience is with the white letters turning brown on the T/A radials. For safety’s sake I wanted to replace my 25 year old BF Goodrich T/As on my '66 Dodge (which still had white letters and no cracking) and checked online about the satisfaction with the new ones being made. I read that some people were complaining about the white letters turning brown soon after buying them. So I called Michelin and they assured me it was only happening to 1% of their tires. So I bought four new T/As in May of 2022 and within months letters on all four tires started turning brown.

    In fall I had my tire dealer where I purchased them open a claim on them and a few months later my dealer said Michelin would warranty the problem for one time only. Claim number is **. So in the 1st week in May of 2023 the replacement tires arrived at the tire dealer with date marks of 4722 on the rear tires, 47th week of 2022. I had them mounted and washed off the bluing and letters were already turning brown. I contacted Goodrich (Michelin) on 5/8/23 and spoke with a woman who 1st told me the tires are meant to be driven and not sitting in a garage like many collector cars do as this was causing the problem. Then she switched story’s and told me the problem is from a chemical to stop dry rot and cracking and over time it works its way out from the inside of the tire which is turning the letters brown. She claimed this is the new normal for these tires now. I told her this is not what I was told before my purchase.

    When I mentioned the tires were just made in November of 2022 and my tire dealer just received them the 1st week of May 2023 she gave me no real answer. I said I’d be willing to wait however long it took till this problem gets fixed because I liked these tires from my teenager years and she stated they will continue making these tires with the same chemicals and there are no plans to change anything. I stated, Your advertising shows bright white letters and states nothing about this problem." I told her, "Until your advertising states the browning is the new normal this is not acceptable. It will be the new normal when you include it in your advertising." She stated I was 100% credited on March 30th for my four tires. I said a credit is a refund, these were just replaced, and she disagreed. She would just repeat what she said before and said, "Talk to your dealer." I asked to speak to her boss and was told he wasn’t taking any calls on this problem.

    My dealer told me Michelin refused to do anything more. Talked to his supplier and got nowhere there either. Asked if this was how Michelin handled all their warranty issues and received no answer again from anybody. My front tires started turning brown shortly later. Michelin also owns Uniroyal, Kormoran Riken and Kleber tires. I won’t purchase any other tires made by Michelin if this is what you can expect with their customer service. When I posted this review on their website it was quickly removed when I looked for it later.

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      Reviewed Sept. 16, 2025

      Absolutely garbage of a tire. If you have the money to spend over 1200 on a set of tires that dry rot after two years. Go for it but my experience I religiously rotated my tires every three months and they dry rotted on me. Huge separation cracks on side wall. And for those that say I used tire shine and that caused it bull I don't use tire. I wash my tires with regular soap and a brush. Absolutely not worth the money. Garbage tire.

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      Reviewed May 22, 2025

      We bought me a Goodrich tires from Costco12/05/22, paid $855.59 for four tires and now we’re having problems with the tires' tread separation. We took car to Tire Plus. Yesterday 05/21/25 and they said that the tires are bad built, separating from the tread so we went back to Costco. Costco says there’s nothing wrong with the tires, however still have that whining noise vibration so who’s telling the truth, Costco or Tire Plus. All I know is I have problems with tires.

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      Reviewed May 1, 2025

      Purchased K02 approximately a little over 1 yr ago for a Dodge Ram 4 x 4 from America's Tires and placed a little over 3,000 miles. One of the tires delaminated to the point the treads were chunking off from the tire belt area and extremely dangerous. Approached America's Tires to replace the tires all 5 inc. spare. BF Goodrich refused to do anything per America's Tires. Eventually America's Tires stepped up and replaced the 5 tires to KO3 for the difference in price of $305. BF Goodrich does not stand by their faulty products.

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      Reviewed July 19, 2024

      The BF Goodrich MT/TA 255/75 R17 are the original tires on my JEEP Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Hard Rock which has only 24,000 easy miles on it. I have never been off road. At 24k miles they are badly worn and cupping and the noise has become unbearable. I went to an authorized BFG dealer today to request a credit toward a new set of BFG tires as these were supposed to have a 60,000 mile warranty.

      The tire dealer called BFG/Michelin customer service at 866-866-6605 and, after verifying the tire's premature wearing, was advised by customer service that they would DO NOTHING for us. They gave no explanation as to how they justify not standing behind their tires. I certainly expected some amount of credit for the premature wear and cupping. The tires are defectively manufactured and should have lasted at least twice as long given their routine rotation and purely highway driving. DO NOT waste your hard-earned money and time on BF Goodrich tires.

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed May 21, 2024

      I have been a loyal customer for years. Last November I purchased 4 new tires for my truck & was told the company was offering a $100.00 rebate. After chasing this for 6 months, and many excuses later, I was told I will not be getting my rebate. Don't get me wrong the tires are very good but when a person spends close to $1400.00 for new tires & a rebate is offered, a rebate should be given. Buyer beware, if you qualify for a rebate, I sure hope you get it.

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      Reviewed April 6, 2024

      Had a set of BF Goodrich all terrain tires fitted to my vw T 6 camper with new rims. 8 weeks ago… Drove to Sweden from UK, whilst driving on motorway in Sweden my right rear tire exploded at 70mph…Not happy at all.. Sitting in tire shop and they want to change all 4 as they don’t recommend BF Goodrich at all..£1,200 for new set of mud and snow tire HANKOOK which apparently VW fit to new vans. The tire fit says they are far better all round.

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      Reviewed Nov. 20, 2021

      Goodyear tires were the ONLY tires that my father would buy, I can remember him saying that; "if you want good tires that will last, always buy Goodyear tires", that was 60 years ago, and to this day, anytime that I need tires, I remember my father's words.

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      Reviewed Nov. 6, 2021

      BF Goodrich came with my truck and after many brands I returned to BF Goodrich, they are just awesome, traction quiet ride you just can not go wrong. BF Goodrich is owned by Michelin so you are getting quality.

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      BFGoodrich Tires author review by Kathryn Parkman

      BFGoodrich was the first American tire manufacturer, founded in 1896. Today, the brand name BFGoodrich has been sold to Michelin.

      • Easy to find: BFGoodrich tires are sold throughout the U.S. at all major tire retailers and many independent shops.

      • Focus on lifestyle: The company and its website do a good job of assisting consumers in their tire purchase based on their lifestyle and driving habits.

      • Tire registration: Consumers can register their tires with BFGoodrich to be notified in the event of a safety recall.

      • Tires 101: The BFGoodrich website has an extensive consumer education portal covering everything from buying and caring for tires to driving and safety tips.

      • Specialized tires: Owners of Toyota Tacoma (including off-road) and Ford Mustang vehicles can purchase BFGoodrich tires specifically designed for their vehicles.

      by Kathryn Parkman Senior Solar Editor

      Kathryn writes about topics important to both homeowners and renters, including security systems, pest control, solar panels, warranties and more. Her goal is to demystify complex purchases and empower readers to make informed decisions. Before ConsumerAffairs, she earned an English degree from Northeastern State University and worked in community journalism and digital marketing for several years.

      BFGoodrich Tires Company Information

      Company Name:
      BFGoodrich Tires
      Address:
      P.O. Box 19001
      City:
      Greenville
      State/Province:
      SC
      Postal Code:
      29602
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.bfgoodrichtires.com