Great looking tire and quiet for an A/T. I always look forward to high snowfall days and these tires worked extremely well in 10 inches of heavy fresh snow. Braking at icy intersections was also very good. It takes a good tire with a lot of tread sipes to stop my heavy Yukon XL in icy conditions.

I bought them 4 month agoe and have done 2000 miles on them since with driving on tarmac gravel and rocky terrain. They handle ver well in all situations that I have tested (I havent tried them in wet Ice or snow). one major set back is that they are are very noisy on asphalt, to the point that I am seriously considering replacing them. Sorry but I can recomend such a noisy tire.

I brought these tires after reading the reviews and having 3 sets of rugged trails on my 2004 ram 2500..This is a Ram 100 2019.I live on a gravel road with crushed rock which is hard on tires. I brought them this last winter and got about 7000 miles on them and have had good traction on snow and ice. This summer so far they look very good for tire wear. i do know that the 20-inch rims on ram pickup are a pain on gravel roads when they get muddy and the mud sticks on the inner rim and throws the tire out of balance. so, you have to wash the inner rim and get the dirt of off them or it will vibrate the truck . Had the same problem on my 2011 ram and other people i talk to have the same problem when driving on dusty muddy roads. I will write another review when i get more miles on them.

I have about 15,000 miles on these 2019 Expedition Heavy Tow. Have had several different BFG tires on my SUVs over the yrs. My Sequoia had Rugged Terrains before they were discontinued those we’re heavier, louder and definitely not as smooth especially in cold temps. Then I put Advantage T/A on the Sequoia which were far better Highway tires but definitely missing sipping for really good snow performance but they were ok in snow. The new Trail Terrains definitely found the sweet spot between super heavy A/T and not enough A/T. They are way superior to the stock Hancook oem tire Ford had on the Expedition which was absolutely lousy in wet and snow. The Trail Terrains were only about 1mpg impact over the low rolling resistance OEM highway tires. But massively huge improvement in foul weather performance. By far my top favorite BFG so far. Very curious to see the new KO I had those on my Landcruiser years ago. Crazy heavy tires but super tough. Too much tire for my Ford Expedition needs.

Been running these for about 2 months, replacing the factory Wranglers that came on the truck when I bought it new. No winter weather here yet so I can't judge the performance there. But, so far I really like the tires. Low noise, good ride and handling. So far they also do well in rain. Good looks with just enough 'aggressiveness" to compliment the looks of my truck.

I’ve only had them for a couple of days so far, but I’m impressed. Nice and smooth on the pavement around town and on the highway. They balanced really good with minimal weights. There is a little bit of growl over 75mph, but less than other A/T tires I’ve had.

These tires are fantastic! Previously had some crappy econo tires on our 2018 Chevy Silverado that caused us to have trouble on everything. Even struggled on grass. They were so bad they even led us to get stuck up to our bumper one time. They were also not very quiet, handled terribly, and wandered a lot on the highway. I should probably note that I am a massive car and tire enthusiast, so I definately needed a 3PMSF tire. I also reccommend anyone looking at tires to watch Tyre Reviews on youtube, very good channel, would love to see more of your tires on test there. Anyway, back on track. After we put on Trail Terrains we noticed an instant difference. Even on a steep gravel incline in 2wd and no weight in the rear, the tires didn't spin going up. Even after stopping, and giving it reasonable throttle. It also has been very good on snow and ice. Only slid once, and not very much, and that was on black ice. Very easily controllable and well balanced tire. Suprisingly well handling too! And quiet! We liked these tires so much we even put them on our 2012 Toyota Sienna minivan! We noticed the same improvements so far aswell. The only thing about these tires that has made me upset is the fact that they don't come in 235/55/R17 so I could put them on my Crown Victoria! (Please make them in 235/55/R17!)

Just bought these BF Goodrich Trail Terrain TA from my tire dealer. I first wanted all terrain but the sales guy said that trail terrains were better for my situation. I’m a nurse by trade and live in Northern NJ mountain area. It gets colder and snows more in the winter. I have to able to report to work no matter what was going on with the weather and I wanted to go on light trails and camping for leisure. First, I live the aggressive look on these tires. I have a 2019 CRV and wanted to make it look more rugged and these look fantastic on them with stock rims. It looks aggressive and ready for adventure. (See picture) On the pavement, stopping was good bit was not as good as my old highway tires but adequate in stopping. Cornering was nimble and precise. Road noise actually reduced with these and offered a quiet ride. I also noticed that it absorbed smaller bumps which made the ride quality smoother and gave a floatier feel. On in paved trails it is excellent. I pushed it pretty hard and these grab the trails really well. The trail was natural ground and fine gravel and these were able to hug the road as I take turns at 40-50 mph. I was extremely happy with this performance. These tires fit what I was looking for to a T. Excellent on snow and performed better on trails than I expected. It’s backed with 60k limited warranty and I could not be happier with my purchase.

60,000 plus miles and still great tire. I have a 2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. 197,138 miles third set of tires original Goodyear were ok Continental were good but the BF Goodrich the best of the three with higher mileage. I will purchase another set within 10,000 miles

I bought a set of these in 2022 for my old F150 and loved them. I maintained decent fuel mileage with them, and they handled quite well on mild off road applications and in winter weather. The only reason I don't have these tires right now is that I bought a new truck and am waiting until it's time to replace the existing tires so I can get a fresh set of Trail Terrains!