I’ve always ran these tires on all my trucks throughout the years, the last two or three trucks I have put them on have been getting harder and harder to balance. Just put a set on my 23 ram power wagon and they are god awful, nobody can balance him them. BFG you have one job and make the tire round. Never will purchase a BFG product again

The absolute best tire still! I had a 98' Ram 1500 4X4 sold with 290,000 miles put 3 different sets on this truck and never had a problem with the tire I could get 65k to 70k out of the tire. (crappy old aluminum rim leeks but not tire) put a set on my 01' Wrangler, yes its my daily driver but I use my jeep. 50 miles a day(work) weekends mudding, trail riding, off-road park adventures rock climbing, rough courses ect. My 17' 1500 Ram used on weekends pulling trailers/camper will need a new set of tires soon(replacing stock) I without thinking I will purchase a set for this truck. Again best tire.

I purchased my first set 11/21 and got about 35k miles out of them, which is about average for me. I've tried Michelin LTX M/S and they I slid around in the rain, but got about 42k miles out of them. I've tried GY, Yokohama and Bridgestone as well and the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo 2 worked all around the best but they stopped making that design and went to the Revo 3 and not as good. But I know I'll never get the 55k miles out of the BFG as they state on the limited treadwear warranty but they stick to the ground even when driving. The handling is great and they wear evenly. The sidewalls are more stout which is good for the off-roading and rubbing against curbs. I have not seen any of the sidewall cracking that others have complained of and I know what they are talking about after being in the Tire Business for the last 40 years. I've seen more that most have imagined. I just purchased my 2nd set last week. I drive a 2005 Chevy Silverado 4 WD and have 449k miles on it, so I'll keep buying the these BFG's till someone can convince me to change.

I recently purchased a 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ and it came with brand new BFGs. Been on a couple moderate trails and the tires handled the terrain very well. The Jeep is my daily and when driving on surface streets and the freeway they are quiet. I highly recommend the BFG AT KO2 Baja Champions.

I have been a loyal customer for years however that is about to change, my 2001 Ford F-250 has 35x12.5R 16.5LT and have heard that you’ll are not producing them any more. I’m sure I’m not the only person that this effects. So now at my next tire change I how have to change rims on a limited income. That’s a lot Goodrich!!!!!

just bought these for my 2102 silverado - worst tires ever. only have 30 miles on them and wish I never spent the money on these BFG tires. On the highway in a corner there is no stability to the truck. feels like it wants to spin out. These tires are not recommended AT ALL.

LT285/70R17, '10 Tundra: *Poor wear patterns - Rotated Every Oil Change. *Aligned Truck once every Year. *Had to use 4WD any time it Snowed - No Traction. *Noisy. *Sidewall Dry Rot. *Expensive. *Replaced Tires with 8/32nds tread still remaining. *Suspect Tires would have lasted about 50,000mi. *Did not off road. *BAD TIRES.

I run have run these on a 2006 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited that has upgraded almost everything externally. I got about 62,000 miles out of them. I take wounded veterans out on trail rides for free when my own injuries allow. It seems hard off-road use, alot of sand, which can really wear down the side walls when aired down to 10psi or lower. I go from northern Maine to West PA. I live in Massachusetts, so we get snow here most of the time. I had switched to a Hankook tire for price, that will never happen again. Four out of five side walls blew out. The sand and snow performance is outstanding! Mud didn't do bad at all if tire speed is maintained. Highway and street use is outstanding. I recommend "E" rated for the sidewalls.Great tires !!!

Purchased my 2016 chevy colorado with these BF Goodrich AT 265/65/17s just thrown on within 5K miles, looked brand new. I have driven an additional 13-15K miles and the front tires are no longer even usuable and unevenly wear down. You need to have a subscription with a tire shop to keep these wearing properly. My front tires are near bald and need to be replaced, and it's been less than 20K miles. These are probably the best looking tire on the market in its class and feel great off road. But if I can't get these things to 25K, why would I pay this price tag again? Or even bother going BFGs again? Maybe I got a bad set. I would love to have these tires on my vehicle, but not if I have to rotate/balance every month and still not even get half the tire life that some other brands guarentee. If it wasn't for the wear issues or me having to replace them so fast, these tires would have had a 5 star review. I just don't know if I can justify trying another pair. Performance : 1 star Need to be replaced before 20K Looks: 5 stars - Got plenty of compliments and loved the way they look on the truck. Best looking tires I've had. Safety: 1 star - tread wear coming so fast, puts the tires in unsafe range long before any other tire I've had on any vehicle. Went through a construction zone and almost got into an accident b.c I was out of tread before 20K miles. Back tires look like they have 20K on them. They are great. Front tires look like I purchased them from a side of the road shop in Mexico, with a sign that said "We make tires here!"

I bought these junk tires 5 months ago and can NOT get rid of the wobble. 2 dealers have balances them 3 times. My alignment was done by the first dealer and rechecked by the second. Still wobble. These ties are junk. But they do hold the road well in all types of weather.