BFGoodrich Advantage

BFGoodrich Advantage range – braking distances shortened by 2.4 and 1.5 meters respectively(1) on wet roads and dry roads

Tire review data from 11 tire reviews averaging 79% over 61,012 miles driven, and 13 tests with an average result of 12th.

Dry Grip 77%
Wet Grip 79%
Road Feedback 76%
Handling 74%
Wear 81%
Comfort 89%
Buy again 76%

First On MarketAugust 2019
Wheel Size14 - 20"
Width155 - 255mm
Profile35 - 70
Rolling ResistanceB - D
Wet GripA - B
Noise (dB)69 - 71
Winter RatingNot Winter Rated

The Advantage is ranked 52nd of 150 Summer Premium Touring tires.

This tire replaced the BFGoodrich gGrip.

Tests Included

13

Best Result

7th

Worst Result

21st

Average Result

12th

Latest Tire Test Results

2024 AutoBild Summer Tire Test
12th of 21 tires
  • Dynamic dry handling, quiet rolling noise, low rolling resistance, affordable price.
  • Tendency to understeer in wet conditions.
  • Good.
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2020 Tire Tests

SizeFuelWetNoise
14 inch
175/65R14 82 HDB69
165/70R14 85 T XLDB70
185/60R14 82 HDB69
165/70R14 81 TDB69
185/60R14 82 TDB69
175/65R14 86 T XLDB70
185/70R14 88 TDB69
175/65R14 82 TDB69
15 inch
185/65R15 92 T XLCB69
185/65R15 88 HCB69
195/65R15 95 H XLCB70
195/65R15 91 TCB69
195/65R15 95 T XLCB70
195/65R15 91 VCB69
195/55R15 85 VDB69
195/65R15 91 HCB69
195/55R15 85 HDB69
185/65R15 88 TCB69
16 inch
215/60R16 99 V XLCA70
205/60R16 92 HCA70
205/60R16 96 W XLBA70
205/55R16 94 W XLCA70
215/60R16 95 HCA70
205/60R16 96 V XLBA70
205/55R16 94 V XLCA70
205/55R16 91 VCA70
205/55R16 91 HCA70
215/60R16 99 H XLCA70
215/60R16 95 VCA70
205/55R16 91 WCA70
205/60R16 92 VCA70
17 inch
225/50R17 98 W XLCA70
225/45R17 91 YCA70
225/45R17 94 Y XLCA70
225/45R17 94 W XLCA70
215/55R17 94 WDA70
215/55R17 94 VDA70
215/45R17 91 W XLCA70
225/50R17 98 Y XLCA70
225/50R17 94 WCA70
205/50R17 93 W XLCA70
215/55R17 98 W XLCA70
205/50R17 93 Y XLCA70
215/45R17 91 V XLCA70
225/45R17 94 V XLCA70
215/45R17 91 Y XLCA70
225/50R17 98 V XLCA70
205/50R17 89 VDA70
225/45R17 91 WCA70
18 inch
245/40R18 97 Y XLCA70
225/40R18 92 W XLCA70
255/35R18 94 Y XLCA71
245/40R18 93 YDA71
245/45R18 100 W XLCA70
245/45R18 100 Y XLCA70
225/40R18 92 Y XLCA70
19 inch
235/35R19 91 Y XLCA70
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Top 3 BFGoodrich Advantage Reviews

Given 60% while driving a Volkswagen Passat (215/60 R16) on mostly motorways for 10,000 easy going miles
If you are easy going driver with light foot on the gas, than you will have no problem. But if you try little harder on the gas, and speed in the corners, than you'll have a problem. Car is wobbling, you fill insecure.
I try to add little more pressure in the tire's and it's little better.
I drove 10000miles, all in dry motorways, that why I cant tell the filling on wet conditions.
I, m not satisfied with the wear also. They are quiet though.
Definitely I will not by them again.
Helpful 30 - tire reviewed on November 27, 2023
Given 81% while driving a Ford Cmax (225/50 R17 W) on a combination of roads for 5,000 average miles
not sporty good tire for normal drive comfort is very good
Helpful 75 - tire reviewed on February 24, 2021
Given 83% while driving a Kia Motors Picanto (175/65 R14) on mostly country roads for 1,000 easy going miles
I bought these on the strength of the UK Tirereviews website piece on 2021 Summer tires. Even though I do not live in the UK, so far as I was able to tell, the Advantage sold here in Australia is exactly the same as the Advantage sold in the UK that was reviewed, save for one extra ply in the sidewall. I purchased these tires on the basis of them coming top of the heap in terms of comfort in the aforementioned review. The roads where I live are appalling and getting worse by the day and it might be some time (if ever) before I can buy a large SUV such as a Santa Fe or Sorento that would obviously be far better suited to them rather than my current tiny Kia Picanto. Combine that with me not getting any younger and comfort is the main thing I want in a tire these days, especially when seemingly all modern vehicles are biased towards firm (albeit well controlled) rides.

Well I certainly have to agree with the Tirereviews review - these tires are definitely much more comfortable than any previous tires I have owned and are surprisingly quiet. It was actually their quietness that took me most by surprise since it is not exactly a feature even the manufacturer appears to excessively harp on about. But maybe they should - they really are very quiet - but not so much in terms of a reading on the dB meter - it is because the noise seems to be "tuned" into a bandwidth that we humans find far less irritable - so much less "midrange" to use a hifi analogy. Further anecdotal evidence the noise is reduced is when listening to my usual radio station at 100 kmh on coarse chip roads, I can now listen three "clicks" lower in volume than before (volume 10 versus 13 previously).

As for handling, I do detect a little bit more understeer but I fully expected this given there is no free lunch if you want to bias a tire more towards comfort. It is a compromise that I am more than willing to live with, especially given that the handling is very progressive such that I can feel the limit gradually approaching when driving on high speed winding roads. I did find too, that whereas all my previous tires had caused mild rear end bump steer when the rear tires were both simultaneously travelling over the same road defect over high speed curves, this particular annoyance is thankfully totally absent with these tires.

All in all this is a decent tire if you are not seeking "performance" and instead are seeking something more oriented to sedate driving with a bias towards comfort. On the other hand, if you like to pretend that you are in a kart when around roundabouts or want high precision combined with neutral handling on high speed winding roads, maybe choose something else!
Helpful 34 - tire reviewed on June 29, 2023
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Given 91% while driving a Audi A4 2.8 quattro (245/40 R18) on a combination of roads for 0 miles
I've been driving the BFGoodrich advantage for around 12000 Km.
my first impressions;
very decent wet performance; excellent wet braking response; probably the best as per my driving experience.
Shining on dry pavement , the most impressive is driving comfort and the extremely quiet rolling noise.
Excellent price to quality ratio.
would highly recommend .
Helpful 3 - tire reviewed on August 21, 2024
Given 91% while driving a Volkswagen Jetta 2.0 FSI Sport (225/45 R18) on a combination of roads for 19,000 spirited miles
i've been driving them for almost eight months.
had no issue at all.
Very good wet performance, shining on dry roads.
comfortable, silent.
way better than my previous tires.
would higly recommend.
Helpful 8 - tire reviewed on February 22, 2024
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Given 29% while driving a Ford Mondeo MK4 2.0L TCDI (140) Zetec Estate (235/40 R18) on mostly town for 6,000 spirited miles
###Do not buy this tire###

No grip whatsoever, wheel spinning whenever I accelerate hard and not from a start, even in 3rd gear... And this is a 235 section tire, i'll let imagine the narrower versions...

I had 205 55 16 continental premiumcontact6 in a ford focus mk2 1.8 tdci, a torque monster in low-mid rpm and it never break a sweat! Largely superior performancing tire!

###Do not buy this tire###
Helpful 22 - tire reviewed on October 11, 2023
Given 83% while driving a Honda (225/55 R17) on mostly motorways for 10,000 average miles
An alternate tires to Michellin on my secondary car Its worth period
Helpful 16 - tire reviewed on September 15, 2023
Given 83% while driving a Kia Motors Picanto (175/65 R14) on mostly country roads for 1,000 easy going miles
I bought these on the strength of the UK Tirereviews website piece on 2021 Summer tires. Even though I do not live in the UK, so far as I was able to tell, the Advantage sold here in Australia is exactly the same as the Advantage sold in the UK that was reviewed, save for one extra ply in the sidewall. I purchased these tires on the basis of them coming top of the heap in terms of comfort in the aforementioned review. The roads where I live are appalling and getting worse by the day and it might be some time (if ever) before I can buy a large SUV such as a Santa Fe or Sorento that would obviously be far better suited to them rather than my current tiny Kia Picanto. Combine that with me not getting any younger and comfort is the main thing I want in a tire these days, especially when seemingly all modern vehicles are biased towards firm (albeit well controlled) rides.

Well I certainly have to agree with the Tirereviews review - these tires are definitely much more comfortable than any previous tires I have owned and are surprisingly quiet. It was actually their quietness that took me most by surprise since it is not exactly a feature even the manufacturer appears to excessively harp on about. But maybe they should - they really are very quiet - but not so much in terms of a reading on the dB meter - it is because the noise seems to be "tuned" into a bandwidth that we humans find far less irritable - so much less "midrange" to use a hifi analogy. Further anecdotal evidence the noise is reduced is when listening to my usual radio station at 100 kmh on coarse chip roads, I can now listen three "clicks" lower in volume than before (volume 10 versus 13 previously).

As for handling, I do detect a little bit more understeer but I fully expected this given there is no free lunch if you want to bias a tire more towards comfort. It is a compromise that I am more than willing to live with, especially given that the handling is very progressive such that I can feel the limit gradually approaching when driving on high speed winding roads. I did find too, that whereas all my previous tires had caused mild rear end bump steer when the rear tires were both simultaneously travelling over the same road defect over high speed curves, this particular annoyance is thankfully totally absent with these tires.

All in all this is a decent tire if you are not seeking "performance" and instead are seeking something more oriented to sedate driving with a bias towards comfort. On the other hand, if you like to pretend that you are in a kart when around roundabouts or want high precision combined with neutral handling on high speed winding roads, maybe choose something else!
Helpful 26 - tire reviewed on June 29, 2023
Given 95% while driving a Mercedes Benz B250 Petrol (225/40 R18) on a combination of roads for 12 spirited miles
BFgoodrich advantage, performed amazingly well on wet surfaces, very smooth handling. Way better than my previous Yoko's. Would highly recommend.
Helpful 49 - tire reviewed on December 30, 2021
Given 93% while driving a Audi A3 1.8T sport (225/40 R18) on a combination of roads for 8,000 spirited miles
Very smooth driving, performed amazingly on wet roads especially when braking. Advantage Tires performed much better than my previous BFG tires. would Highly recommend
Helpful 54 - tire reviewed on August 27, 2021
Given 79% while driving a Ford (225/50 R17 W) on a combination of roads for 1,000 average miles
average dry and wet grip .better in wet dry and wet brake is really great average handling comfort is great wear seems good overall v.good tire I would recommend for normal driving
Helpful 49 - tire reviewed on February 21, 2021