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First Drive :: BFG Trail-Terrain+ Tire Review

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By Bryon Dorr 
| Expedition Portal
While the BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain+ all-terrain tire is a great original equipment (OE) tire replacement for many vehicles used for overland travel, it’s not a replacement for a KO3, KM3, or other more aggressive, and most importantly, more cut-resistant sidewall, off-road focused tire. With that said, a majority of overland travel happens on pavement, dirt roads, and gravel roads, and those are the environments this latest BFG A/T excels in. The “+” isn’t a ground-up redesign.
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Super Cruise Ruined My 2,000-Mile Silverado Review, Because I Only Drove 5% of the Time

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By Michael Van Runkle , Bryon Dorr 
| GearJunkie
This winter, Chevrolet let me borrow a 2026 Silverado High Country for an epic ski trip. The winter storms struggled, though, so I wound up chasing the dregs of snow at Steamboat, Powder Mountain, and Aspen. And in truth, a review of the Silverado High Country itself almost became silly. Despite covering 2,289 miles over two weeks, I probably drove the car only 5% of the time. Instead, this trip provided me with a great opportunity to live with GM’s Super Cruise hands-free driving.
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First Drive Review: Sleek, Sporty, Well-Equipped 2026 Mazda CX-5

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By Paul Eisenstein , Bryon Dorr 
| GearJunkie
If there’s one thing we’ve come to count on from Mazda, it’s striking design, and with the new 2026 CX-5, it delivers again. In a crowded segment of lookalike packages, the third-generation crossover is a real standout. But that’s just one of the reasons why the latest CX-5 got my thumbs up after spending a day driving it around San Diego. The gen-3 CX-5 grows in all the right dimensions, delivering more space for passengers and cargo.
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