I bought these tires in 11/2022 for a '19 Subaru Crosstrek on factory 18s. The tires require rebalance at least once per month/1000 miles. I've owned over a dozen sets of BFGs and never had an issue like this.

I love white letter tires and always glad to see more options. I would rather them be solid white letters like the All Terrain T/A, but these looks great!

Tire would break free at 40 mph after drive about 2000 miles. Not a tire to be used in the pacnorwest. Tires returned and replaced with Michelins. No longer have the same issue.

Just bought them before we got snow and loved performance of the tires. Ride good and not alot of road noise. If tires hold up will get another set and my switch work truck to them also

Went from K02s to these and the difference is night and day better on icy roads. Smooth and quiet as well vs that road noise. Haven't had them long enough to see how they wear but feel safer already for this Winter in Bend Oregon.

I got these tires about a 6 weeks ago and I can’t believe how smooth the ride is and they hold the road well in wet weather and corner well to. I had Goodyear tires that were original tires on my 2018 GMC Sierra and theses are 100 times better .

Very nice tire so far, big fan of the Ko2's but I drive a 1000 miles a week and no need for the aggressive k02's, these are a lot lighter tire noticably in the steering, and lot less road noise all equals a lot less fatigue on the long hauls.

I got these tires about 1month ago-- I did not expect to get good gas milage -- on my first trip I drove 500 miles plus And averaged 25 MPG. WOW! great- Although I do respect the speed limit laws--- Well maybe not when Ian off-road.

I’ve had these on my Silverado for 40k miles. They are very quiet and a very smooth ride. No issues whatsoever . I pull two different boats and they give me great traction on the boat ramps. They are barely showing any wear.

The Trail-Terrrain Tires are great. I must admit that I have not drove my car yet on back roads or off road, however the tires are great on highways.