Sport-Touring Tires

[RangerTex]

In my 2023 XLT Sport SuperCrew 2WD,
I spend 90% of my mileage on Interstate and twisty, two-lane highway (10% in town) so I have zero interest in AT tires or off-roading. The 255/65-17 OEM Bridgestone All-seasons are OK, but still an AT blend.

I want something sportier for 75-85 mph touring in Texas weather, which MAY only see a light snow two days a year.

Has anyone had any experience with, or opinion on, the BF GOODRICH ADVANTAGE T/A SPORT LT tires?

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[Superdannyboy]

These look legit

 

[Frenchy]

I had a pair on my 280ZX a while back. In general they were good. That said I would focus more on a good All-Season tire. Because it is the same speed rating I would recommend the Michelin LTX M&S or the Firestone Destination LE3. Both are good All-Season tires and will handle what you do for the most part

 

[Miles Mac]

While I managed a fleet shop, that was the only tire I put on our minivans & small trucks. Never had an issue, was a great tire. Can't speak to longevity as employees drive company vehicles like they're stolen.

 

[Rinn69]

I've had Cooper Discoverer H/T Plus tires on my 2010 Ram, 2013 Ram, and currently on my 2019 Ranger. They handle great in the rain and snow. Excellent tire for a good price, IMO.

 

[RangerTex]

Thanks to all responders for their input.

 

[RangerTex]

I have a 2023 XLT 2WD that is used for highway driving 100%. I changed the OEM Bridgestone Dualers HT (that were knocking the fillings out of my teeth) for BFG Advange T/A SPORT LT. 50% better ride, more sporty cornering, no noticeable additional noise. I would still like to lower the rear 2-3" but, as of 6 months ago, Eaton Spring didn't have the specs on them, maybe they do now.

 

[RangerTex]

My new BFG ADVANGE T/A SPORT LTs

 

[got3fords]

I am very happy with my Michelin Defenders. Great all around tire.

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