Most owners like the BFGoodrich gGrip, with 32 of 40 reviews scoring above 70% and dry grip drawing particularly consistent praise. Wet grip is also more often liked than criticised, though around one in seven of the 37 owners discussing specific qualities report a wet-grip concern. Value, low noise and comfort add to its everyday appeal. Actual longer-use accounts often describe substantial mileage, but five owners criticise wear, so long life is not universal. Three describe soft sidewalls, while dry handling draws a small, evenly split response. One driver reports rising noise with wear and another reduced wet grip later in life, without a shared pattern of deterioration.
What owners mention most counted across 37 reviews
I have has my A6 Avant 2.0 Tdi for 3 years 100,000 miles
The Goodrich are lasting up to 40,000 miles. My previous brand (Kumho KU39) lasted maximum 20,000
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Bought these tires based on generally good reviews for grip on wet roads, wear etc. Considering the wet climate in The Netherlands, this counts for me. Also, wear, because I don't like spending too much on the rubber.
I've had them fitted in september '12 and drive the car on a daily basis, mainly to work via motorway.
The tires somewhat disappoint me! I haven't put that many miles on the clock since but still the front tires are already starting to wear down quite a bit!
Also, the grip on the wet is just bad, bad, bad... I've had ABS take over when breaking just a bit harder than usual when people started to act like idiots in front of my while doing 80 mph... And just yesterday when exiting a roundabout just a little sportyer than usual, the front just goes all over the place.
And this is a 101 HP car weighing 1100+ kilo's...
So yes, the price is OK, not too noisy and the comfort is OK but I don't trust them too much on the wet in fast corners etc. Where I used to trust my old worn tires to hold a straight line, on these I will slow down.
I have been massively impressed with these. I wasnt expecting to be frankly, £236 fitted for 4 tires is very cheap. But....they are the smoothest riding tire I have ever had on this car. I have run Pirelli, Conti, Hankook, Michelin etc on the same car in the same size and none has ever ridden as smoothly as these. They took about 200 miles to really start to come into their own though. I dont like very directional tires as they tend to make the Audi tramline a little, and they are noisier, so these are a great compromise. They shed water very well and the ABS almost never cuts in unless I am testing the tires! Havent used them in snow so cant comment however in the wet they are great. Not the be all and end all but very safe and controllable. I do think however that the wear rate will only be average, this car gets through front tires but for the price I dont really mind. They are basically half the price of a Michelin! They suit the car very well and hang on forever grip wise which is important as I mostly drive on country lanes. Motorway stability is also very important and they score well there too. Definately recommended.
had these all round on my Jag X type, as opposed to the recommended pirelli , a great all round Tire for grip wet and dry,quiet very good wear, and the cost very good. I wish they sold a fitment for my BMW5 series fun flats,but hey ho! cant speak highly enough of these tires.
Advantages: less fuel consumption and longer lifetime 'long
Disadvantages: not found
The choice of the tire and 'one of the most' complicated to be taken as necessary to disentangle among a countless range of different tires that have distinct characteristics of many manufacturers around the world.
And so soon not only do I have to change winter tires with summer ones though perhaps the most 'can seem too hasty, but I had to buy at least two new tires for the front of my sedan as soon must' overcome 'maturity exam ', ie' review.
The review of the car wants for our safety always Tires with a tread acceptable and mine are quite thrown away.
So I dived to inform me on what I can buy and saw few offer the measure that I decided I need to do that earlier buying me two tires BF Goodrich.
costing nearly one hundred euro with the installation but the cost is cushioned by imposing very important features for a tire innovative and cutting-edge which should allow some fuel economy, longer than the one you and 'accustomed to succeeding in that house well over 50,000 kilometers in'.
In short, a real investment in the long run should help you save time and money.
So if we combine the quality of the coat of arms that BF Goodrich and 'able to donate to the car to these features should perhaps focus on products like this rather than to save money by buying tires get turned down and unsafe as I did the same with mixed success.
So the tires are like shoes then the right choice and 'very important.
Conclusion: BF Goodrich also thought to our security.
These tires are pretty good for the price you pay although the wet grip that these tires are supposed to offer is overall quite poor on my car. The tires are pretty quick to lose traction in the wet although as said, for the price I can't really complain. Just don't expect top performance from what is essentially a more budget offering.
In the dry they are good but will never compare to the premium tires such as Goodyear, Michelin (owns BF Goodrich) etc.
