BFGoodrich logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Initially, it was part of the industrial conglomerate Goodrich Corporation.
- In 1990, it was purchased by French tire maker Michelin.
- 1870 – 1988 The design of the logotype has gone through multiple updates throughout the company’s more than 150-year history.
- You can find old advertisements featuring the name of the brand in a plump serif type in a grayish shade of blue.
- The house was typically blue (from sky blue to darker shades), often with the addition of red nuances.
- Sometimes, the words “tires,” “first in rubber” or the abbreviation “BFG” were added in a different font.
- 1988 – 2012 The BFGoodrich logo used by the company today borrows the combination of red and blue characteristic of the previous versions.
- The serif type has been replaced by a dynamic, minimalist sans with squarish glyphs.
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