You can’t get into much of a discussion about truck tires without mentioning BFGoodrich. The company is one of the major players in the light truck market because it offers an excellent selection of ...

The term off-roading encompasses a huge variety of surfaces. Not only do off-road tires need to be ready to tackle sand, dirt, mud and gravel, in today’s automotive world these rubber chariots are ...

We find out if the new T/A KO3 is a worthy successor in the legendary BFG all-terrain lineage. BFGoodrich has been a leader in the all-terrain tire space for nearly 50 years and a pioneer in tire ...

No one's been building purpose-built all-terrain tires for as long as BFGoodrich, albeit with a few different leading figures along the way. But with the 2024 lineup of BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 ...

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GREENVILLE, S.C. — Michelin North America Inc.'s BFGoodrich Tires brand is launching the All-Terrain T/A KO3 tire "to satisfy the evolving needs of off-road consumers." The tire will roll out over the ...

With the introduction of all types of off-road-focused pickups these days, the ability to take a truck on and off the beaten path appears to be an important capability for prospective buyers. Of ...

BFGoodrich® Tires, the company that created the first all- terrain tire in 1976, is set to launch its most advanced light truck tire ever this fall with the new All-Terrain T/A® KO2 tire. Engineered ...

Few tires, if any, are as iconic and instantly recognizable as the BFGoodrich All-Terrain line. The original T/A KO helped bring off-road capable tires to the mainstream, and the KO2 has not only ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — BFGoodrich has begun production of two new all-terrain commercial truck tires aimed at the surging oil and gas, construction and logging sectors — calling the Cross Control S and ...

Lake Louise, Alberta — When a tire manufacturer challenges you to pop their tires on a test event, it’s not a request, but a statement of confidence in product. So the lot of us tried. And failed. The ...