BFGoodrich

Tyres are the only thing connecting your vehicle to the ground, and you feel it most off road. BFGoodrich makes tyres for pickups, SUVs, Jeeps and off-road vehicles that need to handle gravel, rock, mud and tarmac. Here you’ll find all-terrain and mud-terrain tyres as well as performance tyres for drivers who want grip and durability wherever they go.

American tyres with roots in off-road racing

BFGoodrich is an American tyre brand that is now part of the Michelin group. The brand is best known for its off-road tyres, which have been developed and tested for decades in desert racing and other tough competitions. That experience carries over into tyres for everyday users: strong sidewalls, tread patterns that clear mud and stones, and compounds made to last many miles on both road and trail.

BFGoodrich’s key products

The All-Terrain T/A is the brand’s best-known line and a popular choice for pickups, SUVs and Jeeps used both daily and off road. For more extreme driving in mud and over rocks there is the Mud-Terrain T/A, with a more open and aggressive tread. The Trail-Terrain T/A suits drivers who mostly stay on the road but want extra grip on gravel roads and light trails. BFGoodrich also makes performance tyres in the g-Force line. See each product for sizes and load index.

Buy BFGoodrich from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the BFGoodrich solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between all-terrain and mud-terrain tyres?

All-terrain tyres are a compromise that works well on the road and gives good grip on gravel and lighter terrain. Mud-terrain tyres have larger, more open tread blocks that grip better in mud and on rocks, but they are usually noisier on tarmac.

How do I find the right tyre size?

You can see your current size on the tyre sidewall, for example 265/70R17. If you want to go up a size, pay attention to rim width, clearance and load index. Feel free to contact us for help choosing a size that suits your vehicle.