BFGoodrich T/A Sport LT

[Dearmosd]

I did a quick search and didnt find these specific tires so I wanted to ask if anyone used these tires. I live in southern Ohio and will be using them with minimal snow conditions, I tow rarely but will tow about 1500 miles annually with 5500# load.

I am presented with a decent deal on these BFGoodrich Advantage T/A Sport LT and my other choice is Michelin Defender LTX.

I am done with messing with the Bridgestone Dueler crap. I am on my 6th RF balance and and have had 3/4 tiress replaced and only 8k miles on the vehicle.

It seems every 2k miles I am taking the vehicle in for some sort of wheel correction, either tire match after RF balance check and it falls outside spec or just a new tire because they cannot get it within spec

 

[Doubeleive]

nope haven't run any t/a's in about 25+ years

 

[CMoore711]

No experience with the BFGoodrich T/A Sport LT. But from a fellow member from Southern Ohio I’ve got 12K miles on my Michelin Defender LTX’s with most of that being this past fall/winter and they’ve been great. Exceeded all expectations for an all-season tire in wet, dry, snow, etc. and the ride is so much smoother and quieter than the Bridgestones, they don’t even compare.

 

[swathdiver]

I did a quick search and didnt find these specific tires so I wanted to ask if anyone used these tires. I live in southern Ohio and will be using them with minimal snow conditions, I tow rarely but will tow about 1500 miles annually with 5500# load.

I am presented with a decent deal on these BFGoodrich Advantage T/A Sport LT and my other choice is Michelin Defender LTX.

I am done with messing with the Bridgestone Dueler crap. I am on my 6th RF balance and and have had 3/4 tiress replaced and only 8k miles on the vehicle.

It seems every 2k miles I am taking the vehicle in for some sort of wheel correction, either tire match after RF balance check and it falls outside spec or just a new tire because they cannot get it within spec

What size tire?

 

[Dearmosd]

What size tire?

Sorry forgot to mention that 285/45/22

 

[swathdiver]

Sorry forgot to mention that 285/45/22

Looks like a good tire and five reviewers like them but I would do more research, looking for more reviews from folks running same size on their truck or SUV before deciding.

 

[HiHoeSilver]

I did a quick search and didnt find these specific tires so I wanted to ask if anyone used these tires. I live in southern Ohio and will be using them with minimal snow conditions, I tow rarely but will tow about 1500 miles annually with 5500# load.

I am presented with a decent deal on these BFGoodrich Advantage T/A Sport LT and my other choice is Michelin Defender LTX.

I am done with messing with the Bridgestone Dueler crap. I am on my 6th RF balance and and have had 3/4 tiress replaced and only 8k miles on the vehicle.

It seems every 2k miles I am taking the vehicle in for some sort of wheel correction, either tire match after RF balance check and it falls outside spec or just a new tire because they cannot get it within spec

The BFG KO2 is a favorite around here, but for t/a those defenders seem to be hard to top.

 

[Dearmosd]

Yeah, with $ tight didn't know if anyone experienced these tires and are worthy of a $300 saving