I have had these tires on my 2018 Honda CRV since May 2021 and they now have 25274 miles on them. They have been rotated as recommended. For about a year the ones on the driver's side have produced a whirring drone of a noise that seems to increase as time passes. I had them inspected last week and there appears to be no reason except maybe the way they are wearing. The noise level is annoying and may cause me to replace them long before their expected life under warranty.

We bought these tires 11/30/20. We noticed a noise last winter (2022) coming from the tires. I contacted the place we purchased them from. They will do nothing for us. These tires only have 26,165 miles on them. They have been rotated regularly. I would definitely not purchase these tires.

I bought these to replace our previous BF Goodrich Long Trails on our 2012 Highlander. These had over 60,000 miles on them and were excellent tires, so wanted to find something similar to replace them. The new Advantage tires were a good choice so far. Good rolling down the highway, and good traction in the snow.

I have one set of these same tires on my '06 GMC Sierra and getting ready to buy another set of the same. The tires ride smooth and pretty quiet. I have about 64,000 miles on them now . No snow to drive on where I live but we average over 60 inches of rain annually and I can say they do very well on wet roads.

I don't know how these have the 3PMS. They are horrible in the snow. Wet and dry traction was good, but that’s about it. To me these seem more of a performance all season tire. They will lose to pretty much all the all weather tires in the snow traction category.

Put them on my Honda CRV to get better snow/rain traction. Not a smooth ride and they make a noise like riding on a tar & gravel road; also, at about 45 mph they deliver a whine. Removed the tires and put Yokohama tires on the CRV all noise and whine went away.

I have a little over 30000 miles on these tires and they are just about to hit the replacement indicators. The only other issue is they tend to compress after sitting for awhile so they will vibrate some until they warm up. Other than that the traction and handling are great.

I've had my 1996 4x4 Dodge P/U for many years first installing Pirelli Scorpions (will never buy again) then General Grabbers which were better and now installing these BFG Advantage T/A tires. I have never been so impressed by a new set of tires like I have from these BFGs. My truck rides so rough I can't drive with McDonald's cup of coffee with a lid on it. After installing the BFG Adv. T/As they dramatically smoothed out my truck's ride on the pot hole ridden Michigan roads and I was immediately impressed. They also stick to the road like glue and cornering is great. I was very concerned when I put my tires through their 1st test. My front axle drive was broken and I needed to get the truck out of my back garage through a fresh snow with only one wheel rear drive to the shop for repair. The truck walked right through the snow off-road without spinning a bit. Then I drove the truck on many miles on snow covered icy roads to the shop for front axle repairs. The truck made it there with only one wheel drive so sure footed on those bad roads I was totally impressed. These tires stick to icy/snowy roads as good as my Bridgestone Blizzak Winter Tires on my AWD car. These have to be the absolute best truck/SUV tires ever for Michigan Winters and to improve the ride over our pot hole ridden Michigan roads. I'm totally impressed and only wish spread the word on a really good deal that these are the best true all season tires on the market.

Bought these this weekend for my wife’s Grand Cherokee. She didn’t want all terrains but I wanted something that added a better look than regular tires. I was extremely pleased with how these looked on her car. So far the ride has been great too. I highly recommend.

Purchased 50,000 miles ago. Regular, recommended rotation conducted throughout life of tires. By 50,000 of the 65,000 warranty, the tires were in need of replacement. Strangely, I had three incidents in the 50,000 with nails penetrating the tread. I've never experienced so many punctures. New Michelin tires are much quieter and smoother riding than any time with the Bridgestone