BKT Tires vs Goodride

BKT Tires offer a wide price range of $50-$500 for their Agricultural, Construction, and Industrial tires, with no UTQG rating available. Goodride, on the other hand, offers tires ranging from $40-$150 and with UTQG ratings ranging from 400-600. The UTQG rating system is a reliable and standardized method used to measure and compare tire treadwear, traction, and temperature resistance. It was developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The treadwear rating indicates the expected lifespan of the tire compared to a control tire. A higher rating indicates a longer expected tread life. Goodride offers a variety of tire types, including Passenger, Performance, SUV/Truck, and Winter tires, making it a versatile option for customers.