Purchased November 2015 for 2011 F250 4WD Crew. Tread lasted only 18000 miles before it was gone. Tread wear was very uniform across all tires. They simply don't last on heavier trucks.

The BFG All Terrain tires are suffering from splits. We have 3 sets on 3 different vehicles. We are switching over to a new tire manufacturer - not one that owns BFG.

I bought this tires a month, to replace a old set of KO. I drive 32miles to get to work, with 4 miles of gravel roads. So far so good pull and steer good on wet and dry roads

Bought these tires over a year ago. Have drove these guys over all types of terrain and I’ve been very pleased with their performance! They also handle like a dream and are quiet rolling down the highway.

I put these on my 2004 F250 superduty after buying it with some mud tires on it. These tires are quiet and ride very smooth. Took them out in the snow and they handled great. Highly recommend

I love Bfgs on my Jeep but would not recommend them on a diesel. They don’t hold up at all. I have almost 20,000 on them and they are already passed half gone.

Two different sets, two different trucks. Shake shake shake. 1 tire out of round on both sets. Bfgoodrich cannot make a tire that's round. 8 years of shaking truck. Never again. Absolute junk.

5 year and 83000 miles on them in Hawaiian heat and Utah snow. Still rip up the canyon in 6 inches if snow with what tread I have left. Buying another set this week.

This tire has great traction offroad, has low road noise, and I got about 50,000 miles out of them. They look great but can be a little difficult to balance, I'v have to take them back to rebalance.

Sidewall cracks. I'm seeing threads coming through the side walls on my tires too. It's a 2022 Jeep Wrangler with 7300 miles. Worried too about blow out.