Review on BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 265/65 R18 117R summer by Wiktor Jak ᠌

Bought a pair of 265/60/18s instead of 255/55/18s by Michelin. Having mutual contact. A sense of "heaviness" was felt instantly; they're standing on an Amarok (210hp-chip), and a tiny rumbling and a scream can be heard from behind them. As soon as we had it all set up, we drove into the rain, and the car slid somewhat on the wet pavement upon braking, causing a great deal of tension and even anger. But after 10,000 miles, the rubber "opened up" and the noise almost vanished, and the car got used to it, too. By the way, fuel consumption nearly increased by 2 liters, from 10 to 12 liters (gas is always on the floor). In general, the handling is excellent on all surfaces (studs for winter), and 150 mm of rain is no problem. I pulled a Tiguan across the sand on its belly on the beach! At high speeds, the car does not sway as it would on rails, but I would not recommend using tire pressure higher than 2.1 because anything more makes the car behave like a ball. The tires are great, and you can do whatever you want with them ("we don't drive shit" is not what the car is for). Strongly suggest, however you must enter via a sprint!