After 20k of mostly driving on pavement, and some snow, my treads have dropped from 15/32" new to 8/32".

Great tires, have them on anf150 285/65r20. Still have 7-8/32nds tread depth left and have 55k mikes on them. Bery happy with rhem in all aspects

I've had them tires two months what a big difference from what I had no noise grip the road real well good on wet pavement

Ok, Obviously not cheap.. But they are worth the money. The best tires I've ever had but most importantly (Lol) they even look Tough!

Terrible. Tires lastest maybe 25000 miles and are already at the indicator. Very unsatified with the performance of this tire

Put 4 on Silverado 4x4 2 years ago at 40 K miles and over 110 K still have 1/4 in rubber left. I'm thinkin they're pretty good.

I drove off the new lot with BF 285-65-r18 and changed them out at 115,000 miles. Rotated every oil change faithfully.

I bought these tires 2 weeks ago, had them rebalanced twice. Truck vibration is awful. I do not recommend! I will be returning them for a different manufacturer.

Truck I recently bought had these tires on it. Happy to say I'll NEVER put these tires on a vehicle I own. NO traction in snow or on ice. My NITTO Ridge graplers had better traction and lasted longer. Never again

Just got 285/65/20r the specs say they are so-posed to be 11.2 wide but don't even measure 10 inches wide. Y'all have to do better on the specs. These are thinner than my stock tires that are 10.8 wide!