Tyre reviews BFGoodrich Winter T/A KSI. Page 2 36

Quiet, soft. One of the four tires is not uniform, had to add weights.

price-to-quality ratio

very good

Tire super quality!

I bought them for winter in 2025 and haven't driven much yet, but considering the weather conditions, I've already had the chance to test them in all winter modes. The tires perform wonderfully in thaw, slush, ice and snow (luckily, there was a decent amount of it), I didn't get stuck anywhere, wasn't blown off course, handling is confident and quiet, the tires are barely audible and very soft, I highly recommend them for winter, but the most important thing is moderation, don't exceed the speed limit, keep a safe distance, especially in winter, and everything will be great.

An excellent model. I took it in the fall of 2023 as an alternative to Chinese manufacturers. In my opinion, the price is high, but it corresponds, of course, to the quality. Previously, I had Michelin 2013.
So far, I've only noticed a difference in weight. I don't have high demands. For calm or slightly hurried driving, they show themselves perfectly. I drove on both dry roads, ice, and snow (highway, city). The car has front-wheel drive.
On an uncleared highway in a snowstorm, I overtook without skidding. At speeds of up to 80 km/h, the car is controlled confidently and predictably.
On a wet highway, handling is excellent. Puddles are felt minimally.
Braking is effective. ABS practically didn't work.
I can't say about the noise, but by sensation, they are quieter than summer tires.
For this price, I would like them to last at least 6 years.

Excellent wheel! A balance of softness and durability, withstood the impact (an accident due to the fault of oncoming traffic), excellent traction on ice. 30 years of experience, 23 cars changed. Not a trader.

Ideal

I bought a second set for the third winter. Mileage = 15-20,000 km. The question is why so little? Because both winter and summer. No fuss and everything is fine.

Satisfied, everything is fine