Innovation has been important throughout the history of the company. It was one of the largest tire makers in the world. However, even though there are still B. F. Goodrich tires, they're no longer made by the Goodrich Corporation. Any tires you buy with this company's name on them are actually made by Michelin. (Continue reading below...)

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B. F. Goodrich was always a pioneer, with the first research lab for rubber set up in 1895 by the son of the company's founder. In the first twenty years they were in operation, they became a pioneer in the rubber field, and kept on innovating afterward. B. F. Goodrich supplied tires to some of the earliest aircraft, in both civilian and military uses. They also provided electrical equipment and parts for some planes, including the 1919 Vickers Vimy, the first plane to fly nonstop across the Atlantic.

The company continued to provide tires and components for aircraft, and innovated some of the unique functions of early planes. They also created the first pressure suit for pilots, allowing humans to fly at thirty thousand feet or more for the very first time. During WWII, B. F. Goodrich and subsidiaries played a big role in rearming the Allies for combat.

For much of the early part of the twentieth century, rubber came from natural sources - inexpensive plantations in southeast Asia. However, relying on foreign sources was risky. If the price rose, companies would be in trouble. That's why B. F. Goodrich was one of the first companies to switch to synthetic rubber. It cost more at first, but when supplies from rubber plantations grew unreliable due to Japanese blockades, this company was able to keep producing when others couldn't.

They've gone on to be aerospace leaders throughout the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. The company supplied tires for all kinds of vehicles up through the late 1980s, and tires made under its name are still available and still carry the kind of quality that's associated with B. F. Goodrich. They made the first tubeless tire in the mid-1940s, making automobile tires easier to use for drivers everywhere. They're probably best known for the BF Goodrich Radial T/A tires - once the top of the line when it came to automobile tires.

Today, tires under the B. F. Goodrich name are just as good as they've always been. You can find tires for multiple uses, from passenger tires that'll last a long time to off road tires and racing tires, too. If you're looking for a great tire with a long history of quality production and innovation, B. F. Goodrich is the place to go.