My friend and I both need to get 4 new tires on our maxes, and i was thinking about getting the BFGoodrich traction T/A H tires, they have a good review on tirerack and are a little bit cheaper then the bridgestone re950 tires. so does anyone out there have the BFGoodrich traction T/A H? or should my buddy and i just stick with the getting another set of RE950?

 

you should send this over to the tire/rim section. There has been talk about them

 

g/f got them on her new CR-V. Since the car has real time 4WD I can't really tell how good the traction is, it was fine in 3" of snow on Thu. Why a 2k5 CR-V would have tighter steering than a Maxima I'll never understand. But I've seen reviews saying the tire is way better than the other tire that Honda and other mfg's put on SUV's, which are the Bridgestone Duelers. If Bridgestone makes a good tire, I'm not aware of it. I'm a Kumho believer when it comes to anything short of a Porsche....

 

Yes they are awesome, search for the reviews in the Wheels and Tires forum.

 

I just bought a set for my 2000 Passat and the tread pattern and depth is impressive. Wear seems good so far (2k miles) and they feel as sticky or stickier than the Falken 512s I have on the Max. I guess I can't really compare em because the tire sizes are different and both cars handle so differently (the stock Passat still feels way better than my modded Max ). I definitely like the Traction TAs so far though.

 

G-Force T/A KD 88Y Tires feel good too... They carry them on tirerack but there is a vendor on ebay selling them now in all differenent sizes, also can email them for specific size for like under half of what tirerack is charging.. check them out!!!

 

BTW- My tire size is 225/40/18... Tirerack wants $194 per tire... Ebay only $70...

 

Had similar on a 96 z28 and they were good all around street tires. had some issues in the rain though

 

I've had mine for several thousand miles. They seem loud to me. Also, I had trouble with them in 3-4 inches of snow last week. Otherwise, I like them. They are wearing nicely and they perform well on dry roads.

 

BFGoodrich traction T/A H tires are the way to go on a stock maxima. I have had mine for 4k and love em.

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