Just bought these BF Goodrich Trail Terrain TA from my tire dealer. I first wanted all terrain but the sales guy said that trail terrains were better for my situation. I’m a nurse by trade and live in Northern NJ mountain area. It gets colder and snows more in the winter. I have to able to report to work no matter what was going on with the weather and I wanted to go on light trails and camping for leisure. First, I live the aggressive look on these tires. I have a 2019 CRV and wanted to make it look more rugged and these look fantastic on them with stock rims. It looks aggressive and ready for adventure. (See picture) On the pavement, stopping was good bit was not as good as my old highway tires but adequate in stopping. Cornering was nimble and precise. Road noise actually reduced with these and offered a quiet ride. I also noticed that it absorbed smaller bumps which made the ride quality smoother and gave a floatier feel. On in paved trails it is excellent. I pushed it pretty hard and these grab the trails really well. The trail was natural ground and fine gravel and these were able to hug the road as I take turns at 40-50 mph. I was extremely happy with this performance. These tires fit what I was looking for to a T. Excellent on snow and performed better on trails than I expected. It’s backed with 60k limited warranty and I could not be happier with my purchase.

Needed new tires abruptly and was overwhelmed with the options and opinions online. Seems like every tire had good but also some bad reviews and was hesitant to make the wrong decision. These tires are brand new (less than a week old and <400 miles) but they are the quietest tire I’ve ever owned. Had always ran ATs but only go off road a handful of times a year so I wanted a more aggressive looking tire that can handle most conditions that I regularly run into but performs well on pavement. Super smooth ride and did I mention quiet? Way better than my nitro ridge grapplers for noise. We recently got ~11” of snow in a week and these performed exceptionally well. 10/10 tire if you want a quiet and smooth ride, keep the mpgs up, have a better appearance than a highway tire, and be prepared for all types of weather.

The OE tire a Goodyear Wrangler. They did what I expected the older they got the noisier they got. Then Toyo Open Country A/T, they were smooth and quiet till about 1/2 worn. You knew when to rotate them by the howling they would make. Now the BFG TT With its continuous running shoulders making it start quiet stay quiet. I am very happy!

I’ve had a set of these for the last couple years and I don’t have single complaint. They’re mounted on a 2022 Hyundai Tucson hybrid AWD. The wet/ice/snow performance is impressive. The off-road performance is very good as well. I regularly take my Tucson down unpaved roads and Jeep trails and I’ve never any issue. The road noise is very low and the ride is soft and smooth. I love these tires, they’re the best of both worlds. Very convenient inspiring and I’m looking to purchase a second set soon.

Bought these two weeks ago. Wanted a tire with a more aggressive tread but was concerned about highway noise. Made atrip to Florida and hardly noticed any changes in road noise.I am very happy with my purchase. Increased the road noise very minimal and I have a more aggressive tread. I would recommend these tires and would purchase them again

I have had the trail terrain tires on my truck for about 13,000 miles the seem to be very dangerous in the rain never had this problem with any other tires I have had before these tires are unsafe in my opinion I don’t think I will be buying any more bfg tires again

I consider myself a bit of a tire snob. I am the guy who returns tires immediately if I hate them and researches tires before buying. These don't have much in terms of reviews yet, but I went with them anyhow. I've been in slush, snow, rain, and dry cold pavement in the past week. They have handled everything without issues. Even ice.

Love the tires , had Goodforlessthanayear and they were horrible in rain and snow although no snow yet we got plenty of rain and my truck does pull as I ride through the water I am however VERY concerned about how the tires are PIECED together it looks horrible and I'm concerned about them blowing apart along the gouges where they are put together

I’d had these for 10,000 miles on an 2007 Silverado and they’ve been great except for driving in the rain. They’re borderline dangerous in rain. Stopping distance is terrible and I can’t breath on the gas pedal without them breaking loose. I about got in an accident this morning because they wouldn’t grip to save their lives while making a turn from a stop sign into traffic. This last winter was a mild one for my area, and they did fine in snow, hoping they do ok in heavier snow this upcoming winter. Overall there’s no chance I’ll buy these again, it’s like driving on ice skates in the rain.

These tires have been excellent! Smooth on-highway ride but aggressive off-road capabilities when needed. They have been on my 2018 Chevy Silverado Z71 P275/65r18 for a little less than year now and been through all 4 seasons. Road traction is supurb through corners, wet traction is awesome, and snow and ice was phenomenal.