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I bought a set of BFG T/A's from Tire Rack a few months back.
 
For the best deal on tires check with Walmart they carry many name brands at lower prices. Give them a call or check their website for the brand / size tires you need. It's good to compare different stores,you will be surprized how much you can save with very little time invested.
 
I bought a set of BFG T/A's from Tire Rack a few months back.

when he said "all season", he probably didn't mean "loses almost all traction whenever there is a fine mist of water on the road and is useless when even a few snowflakes are floating around in the sky"..
 
when he said "all season", he probably didn't mean "loses almost all traction whenever there is a fine mist of water on the road and is useless when even a few snowflakes are floating around in the sky"..
Then what is a better tire?
 
Goodyear Assurance.
I prefer winter snows and then 3 season stickier drag radials however.
 
"loses almost all traction whenever there is a fine mist of water on the road"..
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I had a set of BFG Comp T/A's for my car when it was almost new back in ~ 1989. They worked rather well - at least as compared to those Goodyear GT's - which were the scariest tire ever IMO.
 

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Radial T/A's are a great all season tire. I ran them on my DD GN for 4-5 years, even got me through 8 inches of snow once. I have them currently on my wifes 90 Mustang GT DD and no issues whatsoever.
 
I always try to use a local shop/store. Seems when you buy online then take the tires to be mounted, you get charged more for mounting, balance, etc. I'll comparison shop but just has worked out better for me overall this way. I'm ok with spending a few dollars more and help keep a local business going.

Peter
 
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