BFGoodrich Tires

 WHY BUY BFGOODRICH

When you choose a tire, you’re choosing how much fun you can have in the driver’s seat. And if you can appreciate higher performance, BFGoodrich® brand is the tire for you. Decades of motorsports success have helped us develop tires to give you the grip and control that your spirited driving demands — either on-road or off. Because the more control you have, the more fun you’ll have too.

FOR ENTHUSIASTS, BY ENTHUSIASTS

Driving enthusiasts aren’t the only ones who enjoy their vehicles. Everyone who lives life with a sense of adventure needs a way to get out into the world and enjoy it. Wherever your interests lead you, BFGoodrich tires believes you can have fun along the way.

Our tires are designed and built by enthusiasts — people who go to track days or off-roading on the weekends. We work to continually improve tire performance because we want the same thing from a tire that you do. More control, more grip and more smiles behind the wheel.

The love of driving is the long-standing spirit of BFGoodrich tires. We invite you to see for yourself by talking to one of our dealers who can help explain what makes our tires perform better, and find the ideal fitment for you. When you ride on BFGoodrich tires you experience what your car is really capable of doing.

Off Road Driving Tips by BFG

If you’re going to learn, learn from the experts. BFGoodrich® Tires has 24 SCORE Baja 1000 wins and 70 overall four-wheel SCORE Desert Race Titles. So yeah, we own the off-road. Off-road driving can be fun, especially when it’s intentional. But, it’s an entirely different kind of driving altogether. We recommend you understand the basic techniques, so you don’t get stuck in a precarious situation.

 

SAND, SNOW AND MUD

  1. Deflate your tires a bit to increase your tire footprint for better traction.
  2. Use steady momentum all the way through.
  3. In sand and snow, if your wheels start to spin, ease off the gas a little to let the tires slow down and regain traction. In mud maintain some wheel spin to help clear mud from the drive tires.

 

ROCKS, LOGS AND DITCHES

  1. Approach obstacles at an angle, so that only one tire engages, leaving the other three tires on solid ground for traction.
  2. To protect the fragile components on the underside of your vehicle, it’s best to drive over an obstacle by placing one tire on it, then gently driving over it.

 

HILLS

  1. Approach the hill straight on, so the weight is distributed equally, providing equal traction to all four tires.
  2. Use as high a gear as the vehicle will handle comfortably on the hill. If the gear is too low, you will spin the tires. If it’s too high, you won’t have enough power.
  3. Always prepare for a failed climb and have an escape plan.