My Subaru Forester required tires for offroad, and we decided after a lot of shopping for this Trail Terrain tires. this past weekend we visited El Cielo Biosphere Reserve a 7,500 ft. mountains location altitude located in Gomez Farias Mexico, climb up rock dirty roads with severe storms it was incredible experience and the tires worked very well in wet conditions in our way down too.

I have about 15,000 miles on these 2019 Expedition Heavy Tow. Have had several different BFG tires on my SUVs over the yrs. My Sequoia had Rugged Terrains before they were discontinued those we’re heavier, louder and definitely not as smooth especially in cold temps. Then I put Advantage T/A on the Sequoia which were far better Highway tires but definitely missing sipping for really good snow performance but they were ok in snow. The new Trail Terrains definitely found the sweet spot between super heavy A/T and not enough A/T. They are way superior to the stock Hancook oem tire Ford had on the Expedition which was absolutely lousy in wet and snow. The Trail Terrains were only about 1mpg impact over the low rolling resistance OEM highway tires. But massively huge improvement in foul weather performance. By far my top favorite BFG so far. Very curious to see the new KO I had those on my Landcruiser years ago. Crazy heavy tires but super tough. Too much tire for my Ford Expedition needs.

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.

Great, aggressive looking tire. My MPG is identical to the factory tires on my 2018 F150. They definitely seem to have a durable build quality that will take me through pretty much anything. The only thing I'm disappointed in is the Tread growl they produce. The advertisement certainly made it sound like they'd be whisper quiet but they definitely have a light growl at highway speed. It's tolerable and certainly nothing like you hear from mud tires or the big jacked up trucks but just be aware. Overall I'm happy with my purchase.

Got a set of these for my Honda Passport. They handle great in dry or wet weather so far. The biggest issue is a weird whistle-like noise that can be felt through the steering wheel. It happens usually at lower speeds from 5-40mph and is not noticable at highway speeds. I thought it would go away after break-in, but it hasn't unfortunately. I am now debating switching these for another set of A/T tires since it comes with a 60 day satisfaction guarantee.

Fifteen thousand miles on them in all types of weather and off-roading conditions, from Colorado high country winters to California flooding rains. I went wheeling in the Rockies and Death Valley, and they have never had a problem in Heavy rain and mud and snow. They are very good daily driver, and much quieter and smoother than the KO2. I have not experienced any of the issues that others have, but I have been driving in bad weather for 30 years, and with my Tacoma with a manual trans and four-wheel drive, I have no doubt that these tires will handle any terrain that most of us will through at them. I also went from 16 MPG city, and 19 MPG HWY, to 20 MPG city, and 25 HWY MPG, overall, I'm very happy with these tires.

Purchased in February 2024 for 2022 Toyota Tacoma 2WD access cab. 4,000 miles in, first decent rain storm, traction was almost non-existent. First snow at 4,800 miles, it was as if the tires were totally bald. Even a police office who saw me spinning all over the road hopped in and drove my truck and couldn't believe how terrible the tires were. Got rid of them at 5,200 miles. These tires CANNOT handle any weather, much less severe weather and are an extremely dangerous tire to have on your vehicle. How they made it past inspections during the manufacturing process is beyond me.

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

Ram 1500. Just swapped out factory equipped Duellers to the Trail Terrain T/A, wow what a difference! Smoother, softer ride, can't wait to see how they do in the snow, but rain and slush so far, zero issue. I liked the Duellers, but I love these. Roads I thought sucked aren't so bad anymore.

I started out with this 1966 Ford F-250 RWD having junkyard tires that were miss matched and had low Tred, I switched to these tires and I have no regrets. have love these tires from almost day one after finding out I needed to raise the tire pressure. Have performed great on and off road including snow and ice with no issues, the only downside I have found is they have a tendency to grab lots of smaller rocks. They also stay balanced extremely well!