Reviews: BF Goodrich 245/50ZR16 Tire, g-Force Sport - 13737

Replaced the tires on my Mustang GT with the G-force and they are great tires with awesome grip. They look real aggressive and give my car a better look. Hard to choose between BFG and Nitto but I am really glad I got these.

Replaced the tires on my Mustang GT with the G-force and they are great tires with awesome grip. They look real aggressive and give my car a better look. Hard to choose between BFG and Nitto but I am really glad I got these.

The G Force Sport Comp-2 in 275/40ZR17 and 245/45ZR17 were on my '65 Factory Five Cobra. Excellent adhesion and no "surprises" when they're pushed. The car only weighs 2150 lbs, so if you get on it , you CAN break them loose, but it's TOUGH to do!

I bought a set of these used on 17in 04 Acura TSX rims and even though they had some considerable wear, these tires are amazing, Every single claim they make about these tires are true! Braking, acceleration, and the handling. Ohhhh, the handling. Backroad Togue runs have never been more fun!

You're buying an ultra high performance tire. You're not gonna get a lot of treadware unless you opt instead for an all-season tire.

I purchased a 245/40-18 model of this tire to mount on a Subaru WRX STI. After a few hundred miles, it's hard to comment on wear, but there are two more notable bits of feedback concerning the tire: 1) these are NOISY tires. It sounds like I'm running snow/mud tires or driving on grooved pavement. It can be annoying at times; 2) the sidewall construction of this tire permit it to change direction quite well. Steering is sharp and responsive, without a lot of slop. Dry and wet traction are above average. They're a nice chunky looking tire, whose tread to sidewall juncture is quite square. Makes for a meatier looking tire even in a 245. Be mindful though, if you're running an aggressive setup, that extra corner meat may rub more than tires that are bit more rounded off.

A definite upgrade to the stock Dunlap tires that came on the car. Steering is crisp and light...noise is less, but still noticeable. Drove about 100 miles so far and I can't wait to drive to work Monday.

Great tire, excellent on DRY and above average on WET. The handling is superb. A top tire in its category. The only think I don't like is that the Tire is noisy. A great tire on highway and it gives confidence for steering and cornering. Great job Bf Goodrich!! I think is just below Michelin Pilot Super Sport.

I have put 3000 miles on my 1987 Corvette coupe with these g force tires between Billings, Montana and Missoula, Montana in both rain and dry. Because I live in Montana, I am concerned about winter as I know they are not rated for snow. How far can I push it?

I have had these tires for two yrs on my 370Z. They are great around town and weekend hooning on back roads. Wet traction was much better than my previous yokahama's. I autocrossed these tires 10 times and they were pretty shot after that. I put 15 k miles on them. As time went on they did get louder on the freeway but my car isn't a luxury car nor a prius so I didn't mind it. But if the temp drops below 40 degrees don't drive it or leave the TC on!.

I've had these tires for about 4.5k/5k miles now and I can say these are a world of difference than the Nexens that came with my rims.. A lot of people ask why do I have such expensive tires on a Chevy Cruze running 235/45 18s and I tell them because I care about my life and handling of my vehicle. I travel at 90+ on the freeway a lot and these tires make my car handle like my Mercedes that had stag fit 235 & 255 tires. I've had some cracks and minor chunks torn out of the tire but that could be from digging into the road at 100+ on a bend, they usually get smoothed out after 100 miles.

Very good grip on curve roads dry or wet roads..looks very nice on the Challengers..they say it is noisy..I can hear it but not that bad..my car is already loud..overall I really like it..great job BFGoodrich

Very good grip on curve roads dry or wet roads..looks very nice on the Challengers..they say it is noisy..I can hear it but not that bad..my car is already loud..overall I really like it..great job BFGoodrich

Nice grippy tires in the dry or in the wet. Rather noisy tire and on some surfaces, the hum is rather noticeable.

Nice grippy tires in the dry or in the wet. Rather noisy tire and on some surfaces, the hum is rather noticeable.

I bought these to replace my OEM original g-Force T/A KDWS on my 2007 Mustang GT Convertible, as I live in Florida and really only need a summer tire not all-weather. So far these tires are great for the price, but they definitely have a little more roise noise compared to the KDWS. I drive with the top down 90% of the time so perhaps I am more sensitive to it, but so far I can't really tell a big different between the COMP-2 and the KDWS except that the COMP-2 were less expensive and little more noisy. Grip seems about the same. I don't drive on the track, mostly surface roads and a little highway here and there. If a tiny bit extra noise will bother you, stick with the KDWS.

I bought these to replace my OEM original g-Force T/A KDWS on my 2007 Mustang GT Convertible, as I live in Florida and really only need a summer tire not all-weather. So far these tires are great for the price, but they definitely have a little more roise noise compared to the KDWS. I drive with the top down 90% of the time so perhaps I am more sensitive to it, but so far I can't really tell a big different between the COMP-2 and the KDWS except that the COMP-2 were less expensive and little more noisy. Grip seems about the same. I don't drive on the track, mostly surface roads and a little highway here and there. If a tiny bit extra noise will bother you, stick with the KDWS.

I put the BFGoodrich G-force Sport Comp 2's on my 2010 Camaro SS a year ago. I drive my car around 5-6k miles a year, but I also autocross 1-2 times a month. These tires are out perform the original Pirelli tires by far with much better tread life. I will be getting another set for sure for my everyday driving. I wish they would make Rivals to fit my factory wheel sizes for autocross purposes though...

I put the BFGoodrich G-force Sport Comp 2's on my 2010 Camaro SS a year ago. I drive my car around 5-6k miles a year, but I also autocross 1-2 times a month. These tires are out perform the original Pirelli tires by far with much better tread life. I will be getting another set for sure for my everyday driving. I wish they would make Rivals to fit my factory wheel sizes for autocross purposes though...

"Acquired (4) to replace an all-season Goodyear RSA on an '09 G8 GT RWD. Markedly better cornering on any surface at high speed except gravel or snow of course. The Comp-2 I'm sure is capable on a track but for me superb on dry city streets or ramp cornering, braking. Excels on wet pavement. Comp-2 has a UTQG rating of 340 AA A which is higher than the norm in this class. In independent testing ranked higher than Potenza, Firehawk and Yoko. Keep the Winters for November-April and get these for Summer. I doubt you'll be disappointed."