I purchased the tires in January 22 and I have to replace them. and I only drove 28k from purchase. I only drive 18 miles a day and they are toast. not sure they are a great buy for the pricepoint

BFG 275/65 R18 Load Range E DOT AT21. All 4 of my 2021 purchased tires have sidewall splits. The treads are very serviceable. Something has changed at BFG buyer BEWARE.

I put these on my 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 in March 2018. The have only 8000 miles on them and over half the tread is gone and they are chunking out in the center. I’m not a tire spinner and I don’t do much off road or heavy hauling.

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.

I’ve had a set for over 2 years and have 53,000 miles on them so far with 5-7k more on them. They have stayed balanced and are quiet on the highway. I highly recommend them.

I put 40k on these tires in 9 years. They have been very good tires, good traction in the rain and great off road. I could probably rotate them one more time and squeeze another 10k out of them but I'm going to get a replacement set.

I bought the tires about a month ago, so far they are everything I was wanting. the ride is a bit more ridgid but I expected that, the tires aren't noisy on the highway, they are really good on wet pavement and they look great on my truck.

I have 45k on my set of 275 60r20's and they are still going. I only had to plug one in 3 tears. I will be ordering another set in 275 65r20 very soon.

Mostly on road driving with quite a bit of highway time. At 42,000 miles I still measure 7/32 tread, can't really complain about that. Size 285/65R20 on a 2014 F150.

Tread life is HORRIBLE. Bought brand new, one year later and only 20,000 highway miles they need to be replaced. No hauling and very limited exposure to gravel roads. Again, majority highway and typical commuter miles.