I’m at 55,000 there is still tread but feeling the vibration as it is getting into the secondary tread. It’s been a great tire and looks awesome on my f150. They handle the rain real well in Florida.

Bought a set of four. I loved the aggressive look but they won’t balance properly. I’ve tried to have them balanced 3 seperate times but they still aren’t right. All in all, I’m very unsatisfied

Put these on my Ram 1 ton 03/2018 and put 16k miles on them through 07/2019. Regular rotating but it's already time for a new set. I won't be buying these again.

real traction on gravel, and mud it´s very excellent , water traveling over pavement roads works very nice, these tires cut water like hot knife on butter, only con it´s about durability tends to wear too fast.

Been running these in 35x12.5 for year without a problem. They've eaten whatever I've thrown at them. I also have gotten 55K+ miles out of them with routine rotation.

Just got back from Yosemite, with rain and snow on Christmas Eve. Comfortable drive on wet road, on ice, on 5 inches of fresh snow. Couldn't be happier with the performance

Had a set on my 2019 Ram 1500, 44k miles and still holding about half the tread depth. Planning to replace the Geolandars on my Tundra with a set soon.

This is the second set of BF Goodrich tires I've put on this vehicle. They replaced a set of Advantage T/A Sport LT that lasted for 7 years. These are long lasting tires with good handling characteristics.

These came on my 16 tundra, 50k+miles in and theres still more then 50%tread left. I see reviews saying loud noise or wobble. I havent experienced any of this. Rides smooth. Grips well off road. Maybe its the truck, but I'd buy them again!

I have owned BFGoodrich All Terrain's & Mud Terrain's on a variety of 4x4 vehicles since 1986. On a daily driver / farm truck that is used in the field & on the road there is no better tire available.