BFGoodrich Advantage Touring Tyres
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For drivers who value a calm cabin and predictable road manners, the BFGoodrich Advantage Touring offers comfort-focused touring performance for passenger cars, crossovers and SUVs. It is designed for daily driving on bitumen rather than spirited cornering or off-road work, which makes it a sensible everyday driving tyre for commuters and families. Find all the Advantage Touring sizes on offer on our website, from 13-inch small-car fitments to 20-inch SUV sizes.
A quieter ride, especially in SUV sizes
BFGoodrich gives the Advantage Touring a computer-optimised footprint aimed at reducing the noise that reaches the cabin, and it says the benefit is most noticeable on SUVs. A newer tread design also refines the look of the tyre and helps keep the ride smooth over coarse-chip country roads and city streets alike.
Asymmetric tread for steady handling
The tread is asymmetric but non-directional, meaning the inner and outer halves have different jobs while the tyre can still be rotated without regard to direction of travel. BFGoodrich engineered it for confident handling and braking across wet and dry conditions, and uses full-depth design features so the tyre keeps performing as the tread wears down. It is classed as a summer tyre, so it is not intended for snow or ice.
Sizes for small cars through to 4WD wagons
- 13 to 15-inch fitments for light hatchbacks and older sedans
- 16 and 17-inch sizes for small cars, mid-size sedans and compact SUVs
- Larger 16 to 20-inch sizes for utes and 4WD wagons used mainly on sealed roads
Many sizes are extra load (XL) builds. Search by vehicle or tyre size on this page, then book fitting at a local Bob Jane T-Marts store.
FAQs
Which cars suit the BFGoodrich Advantage Touring?
It comes in factory sizes used on the Toyota Corolla (205/55R16), Mitsubishi Triton (245/70R16), Toyota HiLux (265/65R17) and Toyota Prado (265/65R17), along with many other sedans, crossovers and SUVs. For a ute or 4WD that tows or carries heavy loads, confirm the load index suits your vehicle. Always check your tyre placard or ask a store to confirm the correct size.
How much do BFGoodrich Advantage Touring tyres cost?
Advantage Touring tyres start from around $139 per tyre for the 175/70R13 and go up to about $382 for the 265/50R20. Price depends on size, and current pricing for each size is shown in the listing above. Prices include fitting and balancing.
Is the Advantage Touring suited to long highway trips?
Yes, that is the kind of driving it is built for. Low cabin noise and a smooth footprint help on long highway stints, and the asymmetric tread keeps steering predictable in the wet and dry. The trade-off is that it is not designed for gravel tracks or sporty driving, so if your 4WD regularly leaves the bitumen, an all-terrain tyre will cope better with sharp stones and loose surfaces.
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