Current tire options for alloy wheels (tubeless tires)

[LucienLeFranc]

I'm not the biggest fan of AI and usually try to avoid it at all costs, but I struggled comparing the Bridgestone BT54 with the Bridgestone T32 on my own and stumbled onto an AI answer.

I'm also not the biggest fan of the Chrome/Google, but resort to it sometimes when Firefox/DuckDuckGo is problematic.

Anyway, I struck out trying to compare on my own using Firefox, so entered "compare BT54 to T32" in Chrome to see if I had better luck--it turned out that Google AI loaded by default without my request, saying:

   

I then went back to Firefox, asked the same question in DuckAI, and received:

• Given your priorities (damp/wet confidence for twisties + heavy touring with passenger/luggage), choose Battlax Sport Touring T32, and specifically the T32GT line if it’s available in your exact sizes—it’s Bridgestone’s “middleweight and heavy” construction, with the same Pulse Groove wet tech and an extra wear-life emphasis. 
  
• Why T32 over BT-54 for your use:
  
•     Wet safety: T32 is designed for improved wet grip and has a reported shorter wet braking distance vs the prior generation, plus more rear contact patch.
  
•     Loaded touring confidence: T32GT is built for heavier touring bikes, aiming to keep grip/wear appropriate under load.
  
•     BT-54: it’s more of an older sport-touring direction; if your goal is “safest on wet/twisty surfaces,” you’ll generally be better served by the newer T32 generation.
  

As I say, I avoid AI and I definitely do not knee jerk trust it, but in this case I think maybe I'm becoming sold on T32 over BT54 for my bike given the riding I do.