I don't know how, but after my factory originals came off my 2002 Avalanche, I tried these on a lark. 60,000 miles later, I'm on my second set. My gross load, 12 times a year is 15,000 lbs. towing hay. Never a problem , even in 110 degree heat. Great tire on non paved road in summer and darn good in winter mud. BFG is all I trust for the entire families vehicles- no kidding. I wish they could make a tire which would keep the dirt outside where it belongs. Thank you B.F. Goodrich

I have had two sets of BF Goodrich tires on my SUV and they are the only tires I have gotten 100,000 mile on. Before I retired I averaged more that 44,000 miles per year on a set of tires. I have never had a blowout or road hazard problem with these tires. It is the best product for the money.

These tires have been very good overall. The wet surface breaking has a lot to be desired however. The tires have been very good in mud and snow. Better than I thought they would be for not having an aggressive tread pattern. The tires are quite going down the highway. The tires are wearing very good even though I have done burnouts and amateur drifting. I will definitely be looking at another set of these tires when it comes time to purchase a new set of tires.

Running one set of Rugged trails on an 2008 six cylinder Envoy and another set on a 2008 Toyota land cruiser. These vehicles split their time between six lane highways at speeds up to 80 MPH in temperatures of up to 122 degrees. Off road on very rough mountain and canyon tracks in Oman and deep desert work in the empty quarter. So far, not one puncture, good traction and with 20,000 miles on each set, not too much wear. Beats the factory fit tyres hands down.

The stock 265/75 R16 BF Goodrich Rugged Trail 114T that came new on my Nissan Frontier Nismo are the fastest wearing tires I have ever owned. My vehicle sits in the garage when not in use so the tires even stay nice and dry when not in use. I currently have 27000 miles on them and they are already almost bald. Also I'm 54 years old and a very conservative driver so if they wear fast the way I use them I promise you they will wear fast for you also.

I put the Defender LTX M/S 2 on my truck because I drive a lot of highway miles but still need some decent off road traction periodically. These tires have performed exceptionally well - dry pavement, wet, or snow covered, they get the job done! They ride well for a 10 ply tire and increased my mpg as well. Been a Michelin guy for 50 years and these Defender series further cemented why I ride on their tires.

I’m on my second set of these for my 2017 F350 DRW. These replaced the factory tires that were underwhelming to say the least. The steers lasted about 70k miles, and the drives gave nearly 85k miles. The truck spends 90%+ of its life with a 20k lb. gooseneck trailer hooked to the back of it, much of that off paved roads, and some of the off road is severe. I have about 30k on the second set of steers and about 15k on the drives, and they’re wearing great.

I purchased a set in December of 2014 for my 2011 Ram 1500 4x4. Tires wore pretty evenly. The ride was comfortable and I had minimal road noise with them. They performed well on mostly road/highway miles, in dry conditions and some snow and rain. Some off-road but not much about 70/30. My complaint is the longevity of the tire. I was told my the dealer I would get around 50K out of the tire. I only got around 30K miles. I drive less then 12,000 miles a year and I rotated them regularly and never drove on a low tire. Very disappointed in the long term wear of the tire I didn't buy another set and probably never will. I think BF Goodrich has good tires, just not this one.

I have just over 71K miles on the original tires on my truck (2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cab, 6.7L Cummins, Auto, 4x4). They ride extremely well, are quiet, excellent off road, they do their job, and they wear even with rotations done every 7500 miles. The tread life has more than exceeded my expectations. Around 45K miles I remember saying I have about 10K miles left on them--with approaching 20K miles beyond my initial assessment, I couldn't be happier with these tires. I will be purchasing these again right around 75K miles. Couldn't be happier with them! Thanks BFGoodrich!

I've just (9/23/13) replaced 4 BF Goodrich Rugged Trail T/A tires on my 4X4 pick up truck. I knew it had been a while since I'd put them on so I checked my records and found that I'd purchased those tires on 9/15/06 at 94,600 miles. When I replaced those tires, my odometer read 185,400. Now I'm no mathematician, but I add that up to 90,800, a remarkable number of miles for one set of tires. 7 years and 90,000 miles (I know I could have easily made it 100,000), you can bet your house that I replaced those 4 tires with 4 more Rugged Trail T/A's!