Review on BFGoodrich g-Force Winter 2 185/65 R15 92T by Ivana Bohunick Ambru ᠌

The Michelin market generally has soft tires, as is the case with this particular brand. This provides a sense of comfort when driving; yet, throughout the fall and winter months, it does not grip the road in any way. In the summer, it would be at its peak, but the lamellas are so deeply sliced that they immediately grind off and float along the road. Below are some advantages: It's a good thing that tires made in the United States can't handle the roads in the Urals. Do not keep the road when there is frost since they are prone to sliding into slush and are also unreliable on dry pavement. Got cons: Even if I go around all of the pits, they will still bust the Cord, which will result in a figure eight on the wheel and a hernia on the treadmill. This is the case even if I go around all of the pits. In addition, lateral hernias can occur. It would appear that he has a fear of speed bumps, to which I will subtly draw your attention. In a nutshell, it was something that I had never encountered before.