“Reasonably grippy and precise in the dry for a touring tire. Poor grip by current standards in the wet giving heavy and abrupt understeer in slippery conditions. Prone to rapid wear if driven briskly in summer...”
BFGoodrich Touring
The BFGoodrich Touring is a touring summer tire with more favorable owner comments on dry grip and ride comfort than on wet performance. Wet grip and abrupt understeer are the main concerns in a small, mixed group of reviews.
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tire - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated September 2026.
- 8owner reviews
- 133,016miles driven
- 75sizes available
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135-215Width50-80Profile13-16Rim70-102 T-VLoad/
EU Label
Fuel
Wet
Noise
68-71dB A/B
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BFGoodrich Touring Owner Reviews
Review this tireWhat owners say summarised from 7 reviews
Dry grip and ride comfort are the more favorable owner themes for the BFGoodrich Touring, although the overall response is mixed. Three of seven written reviews are positive, three neutral and one negative, with an average score of 58.7%. Wet grip is the clearest concern, criticised in four of seven reviews against two favorable comments. Two reviews describe pronounced or abrupt understeer, so dry-road satisfaction does not mean the same confidence on slippery roads. Noise and tread-life experiences differ, and the small group of owners does not support a firm conclusion about how the tire changes over its life.
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Owner ratings averaged from 8 ratings
- Owner score 56%
- Dry Grip 68%
- Wear 65%
- Road Feedback 59%
- Handling 56%
- Comfort 56%
- Wet Grip 45%
Featured reviews
“having used these tires for a number of you're now, I have to admit I will be glad when they wear out, the dry grip is not good ,but in the wet they are useless, if you catch a drain cover while baking its unerving, and...”
“I fitted this tire on a Kia picanto 5 years ago and drive them for 91,000km. Honestly they are amazing I couldn’t believe the wear of this tire. What also impressed me is the wet and dry handling of this tire. I used to...”
All 7 BFGoodrich Touring reviews
- Toyota Calya 2016
- 195/55 R15
- 10,000 miles
The tire overall just Okay, but the one I Complain is just the road noise. It's really noisy and it's bothering me..
Wet grip is a little dangerous if you're speeding.. I suggest to drive more slowly while in wet road.. And on dry, not too good at stopping. Better be careful with this tire..
- Citroën Visa
- 155/70 R13
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Prone to rapid wear if driven briskly in summer. Reasonable rolling comfort but overall a dated and unexceptional performer. Would not buy again.
- Kia Motors Picanto
- 165/60 R14
- 56,000 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Spirited
Honestly they are amazing I couldn’t believe the wear of this tire.
What also impressed me is the wet and dry handling of this tire. I used to be scared driving when it rains but ever since I fitted them I couldn’t wait for it to rain to try them out.
I had fitted Vredesteins previously and they are not even comparable to the Tigars I have now.
After 5 years I will be fitting them again and I would highly recommend this tire brand for anyone looking for a great ratio of quality to price.
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