Chevy Tires

Initial Review, 7,000 Miles on Tires
April 12, 2013

I PURCHASED THIS TIRE FOR MY CHEVY TRUCK AND I HAVE A SNOW PLOW TO KEEP MY DRIVEWAY AND MY NEIGHBORS DRIVEWAY CLEARED. THIS TIRE REFUSES TO SPIN AND SLIP IN ANY DEPTH OF SNOW. IT'S UNBELEIVABLE. IT ALSO DRIVES QUIET AND RESPONDS ON A DIME. THESE ARE THE BEST TIRES I EVER HAD ON A TRUCK AND I HAVE HAD MANY TRUCKS IN MY LIFE TIME. ON THE HIGHWAY THEY ARE QUIET AND HANDLE SUPERBLY.IV'E HAD THEM FOR TWO SEASONS ALREADY AND THEY STILL LOOK BRAND NEW. I CAN'T EVEN SEE ANY TREADWEAR. I WILL BUY THESE TIRES AGAIN.THANKS FOR LISTENING. HAVE A SAFE ROAD AHEAD.

Initial Review, 10,000 Miles on Tires
March 05, 2013

I had two sets on a 1999 Chevy Suburban with excellent results 65,000 miles. When I purchased the Expedition, the O.E. Continentals came off and the Destination AT's wee installed. Quiet, great wet and dry traction, great snow traction. They will pack up some in mud. This tire is an excellent value.

Initial Review, 3,500 Miles on Tires
February 24, 2013

Excellent street-able mud tire, good wear if you keep them rotated and monitor pressure. They cut through deep snow like they are heated. Good self-cleaning characteristics in deep mud, like most other tires, they cake up in deep/wet heavy clay.

Note regarding other reviews: Ignore idiots that can't spell, type in all CAPS and put "C" load range tires on 3/4 & 1 ton pickups. Consider the source.

I've had multiple sets of BFG M/T on vehicles and they've never let me down. If you get stuck with these you either don't know how to drive, or were doing something stupid. If you're experiencing poor wear (and are marginally smart enough to run appropriate pressure and rotate frequently), your junk vehicle probably needs suspension work. If you like Chevy's and Goodyear M/Ts... well, I can't help you, cause you can't fix stupid.

Initial Review, 45,000 Miles on Tires
January 24, 2013

I have never had good luck with Goodyear tires. Due to the Buick having this size and the small amount of available choices, I went with the Triple Tred due to the reviews on TireRack. I have been impressed with these Goodyears. I did consider them for my 2004 Chevy Dually, but went with a tried and true favorite of Michelins.

Initial Review, 1,500 Miles on Tires
January 05, 2013

These tires are on my wife's Chevy Cruze and she is very happy with them. We have already had a couple of heavy snows this season and the Michelin X-Ice tires have performed well (better than the Bridgestone Revos on her previous car). They are pretty much indistinguishable from the OEM AW Michelins that came on the car in the noise & handling departments and may actually ride better as the originals are low profile tires. Hopefully these tires will wear better than the Revos, but it is too early to tell......

Initial Review, 30,000 Miles on Tires
December 07, 2012

This is my third set on my 02 chevy Tahoe. Absolutely love these would recommend these to anyone. Will be buying more. Just make sure you rotate every 5-7K miles and these will last a long time.

Initial Review, 23,000 Miles on Tires
December 24, 2012

23000 miles on a 2012 Chevy Malibu around Pittsburgh PA. I would not recommend these for any type of snow or wet weather driving.

Initial Review, 60,160 Miles on Tires
December 04, 2012

rotated tires every 5,000. replaced with quarter tread still available but winters here. 60,000 miles on a truck and pulling trailers and some heavy loads isn't bad. just poor performance off road. bad choice for chevy to use on 4wd but held up any how. can't complain for factory tires.

Initial Review, 34,987 Miles on Tires
November 08, 2012

This was the factory tire installed on my 2011 Chevy Malibu. For almost 35K, I thought it did well. Even though its rated for 60K, there is no way to achieve that in Western, PA with all the hills. Tire performed well in the light snow and rain. Once they had 26K on them, I really noticed issues on wet roads. For the price, I would consider purchasing again.

Initial Review, 200 Miles on Tires
November 05, 2012

Bought my car with 36K miles on the original Goodyear Integra tires... after adding 20K I had almost stopped driving it because of tire noise. Rotated, constantly checked pressure and the noise was still horrible. The tires still had 3/16"+ of tread, no cupping, blocking... just noise. Finally gave up and bought the Hankook tires and on the way home from my installer I heard my exhaust at cruising speed for the first time. The only outside noise I get now is from the grooves between concrete sections of highway and the wind. I can't overstate the change... I drive Hwy 52 in NE Iowa, it follows the Mississippi so there are some serious curves. I run only slightly over the speed limit but I almost totally refuse the kick the cruise off for any of the curves and these tires have some serious cornering grip. I know I've barely broken them in but the car's going dormant for the winter so it'll take a while to build up mileage and I couldn't wait to tell how impressed I am with these tires. I have a Chevy Suburban also and when it needs tires they'll be Hankooks, no hesitation.

Initial Review, 5,000 Miles on Tires
November 06, 2012

I OWN A FULLY RESTORED 1981 CHEVY SHORT BED K10 WITH A BUILT 350.THE TRANNY IS ALSO BUILT WITH A HIGH PERFORMANCE PUMP AND STALL,AND IS EQUIPED WITH 308 POSI MILITARY DANA AXLES.I DRIVE THIS TRUCK HARD AND NEARLY EVERYDAY.I ALSO USE THE TRUCK FOR STRETCHING FENCE ,PULLING LOGS,CAR SHOWS,AND HAVE TAKEN IT TO THE MOUNTAIN TWICE.EVERY CHALLENGE I HAVE GIVEN TO THESE TIRES THEY HAVE PASSED.THEY STILL LOOK BRAND NEW AND THE TREAD WEAR IS UNREAL.I EXPECTED THEM TO SHOW WEAR ALREADY AND THEY HAVE NOT.I BOUGHT THESE TIRES A YEAR AND A HALF AGO AND HAVE YET TO EVEN PUT AIR IN THEM.I GUESS THE MOST SUPRISING THING IS THAT THERE IS NOT VERY MUCH ROAD NOISE AND THEY RIDE SMOOTH.NEEDLES TO SAY MY NEXT SET OF TIRES WILL BE THESE.

Initial Review, 200 Miles on Tires
November 22, 2010

I ordered these tires a week ago. Installed them on a Saturday, drove 160 miles on dry roads and was amazed at how quiet they were, not noticably louder than my summer Yokohama performance tires. The next day I took them for a spirited drive up a twisty canyon road (still dry) and was even more amazed at how they cornered, much better stability than my old Blizzak tires. Then last night we recieved 4 inches of snow, the difference in handling in my car is amazing. The summer tires spun on everything, these don't seem to want to let go, I have to WANT VSA (Vehicle Stability Assist) to engage, otherwise they just grab on and go, even ABS won't engage, the tires don't slide.

These are the first tires I've put on my Civic Si, but they make it a whole new car in the snow, can't wait for some mountain driving to really put them through the paces. I'd definately choose them over the Blizzaks I had on my old car (Chevy Cobalt).

I put 4 on the car, the back end stays attached to the road just as I would expect, even through slick turns. Great tire. Highly recommended.

Initial Review, 5,500 Miles on Tires
November 01, 2012

This is a good tire for the typical family sedan. It has good traction, is quiet, and performs well in the rain. It has seen limited light snow, but did handle well. So far, for the money, it was been a very good investment. It certainly exceeds the original tires on the Chevy.

Initial Review, 60,000 Miles on Tires
September 17, 2012

This survey is based on my driving conditions and I am not comparing this tire to Z rated tire. I used my 1st set BFG KM2 and lasted over 60,000mi. I changed them for safety and gave them to my brother with 7/32 left for his work truck. First, be realistic that is not H+ Rated tire for speed/racing, I drive 75mph avg Hwy and no problem at all, even same gas milage than stock street tires. Never had a flat tire on this set and I go off-road every month. I rotate and balance them regularly for better lifetime but depends on driver/owner and if you do Extreme 4x4 where you really wear them quicker for fun. For me BFG KM2 is perfect on Hwy, Sand, Mud, Snow, Rocks, Wet or Dry, I have pulled out from snow/sand/mud bigger 4x4 (Chevy, Tundra, Land Cruiser, Jeep) and no problem with tire traction. Works great for what I do/need and far better than street tires many are using (defined as off-road tires); same reason I pulled them out because not having the right tires for the place using them. Be realistic that no M/T tire will be great/perfect for speed and traction on ice as many tires, get chains for safety and better 4x4 driving; I have used my chains once and big difference when snow/ice specially at night.

Initial Review, 25,288 Miles on Tires
August 15, 2012

THESE TIRES WELL EXCEED MY EXPECTATIONS, PERFORMANCE WISE & ECONOMY WISE. MY CAMARO AVERAGES 26.5 MILES TO THE GALLON.I CONTRIBUTE THAT TO CHEVY TECHNOLOGY AND THE TIRES THEY CHOOSE TO PUT ON THIS CAR. GREAT PAIR, THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TIRE . DEFINITELY BUY THESE TIRES AGAIN.