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WHAT ARE YOU BUILDING FOR?

Everyone builds for something, but few do it alone. Watch what happens when people’s passions combine to harness the power of BFGoodrich’s engineering.

PRESERVING THE TRAIL FOR TOMORROW’S OFF-ROADERS

A ragtag group of adventurers navigate the Australian outback and learn that exploring the Earth responsibly on four wheels is about more than just technical skill.

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BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AMERICAN MUSCLE

A community of American Muscle builders from Ironworks Speed + Kustom, led by Rodger Lee, help aspiring fabricator Kellen Overall turn his 1965 Chevy Nova into an unlikely autocross star.

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YOUR NEXT STARTS NOW.

Share your pursuit, whether it’s making a difference in your community, on the road, off the pavement, or under the hood

In 150 years, we’ve won legendary races, shaped history, and created categories that shattered the perception of what tyres can do. Now, it’s time to wield that same engineering in pursuit of what you love.

Conquering the 24 Hours of Le Mans

In 1984, Jim Busby drove the Mazda Lola to victory on BFGoodrich (street) tyres to cement our reputation as a leader in the tire category.
The first American-made radial tyres

This first generation Radial T/A marked an American engineering achievement, racing in SCCA and TransAm on the Pontiac “Tirebird” and later, the Greenwood Corvette in 1972.
The tyre that created a category

This tyre was the world’s first radial all-terrain performance tire that created the all-terrain category as a result.

Unparalleled off-road success

In 2016, Rob MacCachren won the Baja 1000 for a 3rd consecutive year marking our 28th Baja overall win, complete with a podium sweep and 14 class wins. It cemented our brand as a powerhouse in the off-road world.
The first tyres to cross the Atlantic

In 1927 BFGoodrich tyres were fitted to Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis’ transatlantic flight.
The first tyres to orbit the Earth

In 1981, our tyres were fitted to the Columbia space shuttle, the first NASA shuttle to orbit the Earth, launching one of our favorite days in our history.