Mostly on road driving with quite a bit of highway time. At 42,000 miles I still measure 7/32 tread, can't really complain about that. Size 285/65R20 on a 2014 F150.

Have around 22k miles on the all terrain ko2 and they are about 20-25% tread left. Tires have terrible traction in any kind of wet weather, poor traction on dirt. One of the worst tires I've driven on, would not recommend these at all

I purchased a set for my 2011 F-150 in July of 2014. I do a lot of freeway driving and have put over 100k miles on them. I will be purchasing another set in the fall. you get your moneys worth..!

I have owned multiple sets of these tires since their inception. From Moab to job sites, never had a problem. Never had a flat. Never had a blow out.

Original Michelin tires went 28,000. These tires have 24,300 and will not make 25K.Good all around traction, but tread wear is terrible. Will go to another brand soon.

Performs amazing when off roading and in the winter. Between deep sloppy mud, or snow nearly the height of the tire, this tire has never let me get stuck. Provides the traction needed to go anywhere without making on-road, daily driving rough.

Bought rhese 6 months ago. Have performed terribly in all conditions. I have never put my truck in 4 wheel drive more often . Mud terrible . Sand terrible. Skiff of snow. Terrible

I purchased a set of All Terrain A/T 275/70 R18 from the Chevrolet Dealer in St. George, Utah. The have lasted 20,000 miles and 10 months. This is my first set of BF Goodrich tires and I am very disappointed is tread wear. Mostly used on highway.

While I enjoyed the tires while they lasted, it was extremely short lived... @ 20,000 miles I'm in desperate need to replace. With no warranty & statements that they'll last 60,000 miles- I'm not looking at buying these tires again.

These are amazing tires. I do a lot of off-roading, sand, dirt and snow and these tires perform awesome on all terrains. They’re pretty quiet on the road also.