Review on BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 215/65 R16 103S summer by Gabriela Okrent ᠌

Was purchased in size 265/60/18 when the correct size should have been 255/55/18. (Cross contact) . Immediate "heaviness" was felt, they stood on the Amarok (210hp-chip), and there was a little bit of noise. If the Michelin was silent, then a tiny rumbling occurred on the BF Goodrich, and there was a slight howl. We had just finished setting everything up when it started to rain, and when we applied the brakes, the car skidded slightly on the wet pavement. everything was a really anxious and even upsetting situation. But after ten thousand miles of use, the rubber "opened up" and almost all of the noise vanished, and the vehicle also became accustomed to it. By the way, the fuel consumption nearly increased by two liters, going from ten to twelve liters (gas is always on the floor). In general, the handling is great on all surfaces (studs for winter), and there is no issue with driving through one hundred fifty inches of rain. When I was at the beach, I dragged a Tiguan through the sand on its stomach. However, at a pressure of more than 2.2, the vehicle becomes like a ball; thus, I do not recommend using more than 2.1. When traveling at high speeds, the car does not wag like it does when it is on rails. The tire is in excellent condition, and you can drive it whatever and wherever you like (despite the fact that "we don't drive shit"; this is not what the car is for). It comes highly recommended, but you absolutely have to go for a run!