I bought these for my Jetta in 2019, my car had 62,000 miles on it. I am almost ready for new ones I have 145,000 on my car! I love Michelin’s won’t buy anything else, if it is good enough for the Paris Metro than it is good enough for me! (We road the Metro)

Bought a 2005 F250 Super Duty 4X4 Diesel with BF Goodrich Rugged Trail TA's 265 70R 17's and just replaced them with the same tire. I had 48000 miles on these tires and could have gotten another year out of them but with the original tires over 8 years old, I decided to replace them. I am very pleased with BF Goodrich tires.

I have over 110,000 miles on my 2010 Ram 2500, 4x4, diesel. Still have good tread. I just think I may need more for this winter. I highly recommend them and my son-in-law just put a set of Goodrich AT tires on his new Ford. Needless to say I'm going to put on another set.

It seems like I just replaced these tires a year ago, but they do have about 60,000 miles on them. I can only compare them to the Firestones they replaced on the same vehicle and I'm not convinced I will get as much wear ou of them as I did with the Firestones, although I did push the limits with the Firestones. Snow traction is where I have my biggest issue with these tires. They just never give me the confidence that I've had with other tires on other vehicles (or the Firestones on this vehicle). I know everything is a trade-off, between traction, noise, durability and mileage, I'm just like everyone else- I want an unrealistic level of performance in all of those categories

tires now have 50 thousand still few thousand left. is good tire not sure how good in snow or mud or dirt. does ok in rain pickup is tacoma 2007, never rotated looks all good the tires . the t rates them for toyota 110 miles an hour or more. i dont understan those who gotless miles on them maybe there car or truck is heavy would wear tires more

I have had these tires for 2 and half years and have had no issues. I live in the North and I am also an avid outdoorsman. I have had my 03 Ram in fields, rough trails, snow, and the highway. They aren't the greatest off road tire but they are adequate and they are smooth and quiet on the highway. I have about 25000 miles on them and would expect about another 25000 out of them.

I always buy Michelin tires for my travel and performance vehicles. They are tough, dependable and long lasting. This is the second set of Michelin tires I have purchased for the Explorer. The first set had shorter stopping numbers than the Defender, but I went with these based on the dealer recommendation. Plus these are 80k mile tires. I have not driven them in the rain to test stopping distance due to the recent drought in Texas. But I can say they stand up to the 100+ heat at highway speeds. I highly recommend Michelin tires.

The only reasonI bought these tires because they were on sale at a great price. They ride much better than the Michelins that came on the truck from the factory. I believe because of the tread, they make a bit more road noise than my previous tires. The all terrain tread has been great in the snow.

Stock tires on my 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser (6 speed manual all time 4x4). These tires aren't the best for off road (poor mud performance), but they did extremely well on road and for occasional off roading. At 52,000+ miles they are evenly worn with a few thousand left to go (my rotations weren't even consistant). I'm just now upgrading to a competitors M/T, but it was tuff deciding between BF Goodrich's M/T and the competions. The deciding factor was noise on road, looks, and reviews. After you have 50,000 on your 4x4, you're more likely to take it off road. These were great tires.

I was disappointed when I saw the B rating on the traction for an all season radial. I would have preferred and 800 tread wear with an A traction for an all season radial. My fault for thinking all Michelin Defenders were A A rated when I was investigating the tires. The same name (Defender) across the line is confusing.