Tyre reviews BFGoodrich Urban Terrain T/A. Page 6 223

I'm very pleased with the quality of these tires (France) and their price. They will last about 60,000 km. They are soft and comfortable. I've ordered a second set of the same for my RAV4 IV in the size 235/65/17. In my opinion, they are one of the best all-round tires for both tarmac and occasional use on loose terrain.

Installed in spring 2019. Did not get snow, so I can't say anything. Otherwise, it fully meets my expectations. A solid four.

Drove 5k, tires are a joy! Definitely recommend to all interested! Holds the road amazingly, doesn't pull anywhere, driving is like on rails. From A/T series, tires are quiet. Handling is excellent on any surface.

Used since spring 2019. Excellent in all aspects, driven 90 asphalt, 10 dirt roads. Compared to Dunlop, these tires are excellent.

Acquired for off-season, swapped to studs as soon as city roads were open to asphalt. Weather range from -16 to +8, snow and ice in backyards. No difference in the worse direction with studded tires - confidently brakes on snow and ice, and certainly don't need to say anything about clean asphalt, plus acoustic comfort after studded tires. As the mileage is still small, I can't yet assess the wear resistance. No heavy rain yet.

For the last 8 summers, I have been driving exclusively on AT tires (fishing, forests, and long highway drives). I can clock up to 60,000 km a year. So, I'll be comparing it with AT tyres only. Earlier, I had Dunlop, Yokohama G012 and Goodyear All Terrain tyres.

So, this tyre impressed me more than the ones I mentioned above, and the others are good as well (handling, braking,

The tire impressed me, low noise, absolute control on dry roads. Was surprised by the unusual softness, for an all-season tire. From the drawback - very strongly sucks up small pebbles.

This season is summer, but I think I'll also ride on snow, as they are all-season. The asphalt, moderate mud, and on the track, too. On the noise: quieter than a BRIDGESTONE (for example). I bought the tire in June, it's marked 0518, fresh, made in France. I have not noticed any wear yet, as I've only done about 6,000 km, with a few hundred.

Tires were bought as a replacement for the standard Goodyear Wrangler 235/65/R17 for summer use. Mileage on them so far is relatively low, around 3 thousand kilometers. They feel quieter than standard and softer. Road hold is excellent, no road unevenness is felt, rough sand - no problem, have not dipped into deep mud yet, but they are not for it. Am very satisfied 100%, especially considering the price. P.S. At the time of

An excellent tire. We bought it as a summer tire, it drives beautifully on asphalt and after a pleasant Bridge feeling as if there are no tires at all. Many write that it is noisy, you can safely say it is no noisier than the Bridge. You can drive over tram tracks beautifully if the pressure in the tires matches yours. The pressure in the tires can fluctuate during operation.

In January 2018, due to circumstances, we had to install these tires and