OEM tires on '05 Xterra, lasted only 21K miles before balding. Replaced w/ same size Nitto Terra Grapplers, which are going on 55K miles, same driving. BFG's are lighter, gave better MPG, but Grapplers are much tougher, more durable.

These tires came on my 2013 nissan frontier pro-4x. the tires did not last at all. In the rain and snow they were awful. even in 4-wheel drive they did not grip. Not impressed at all with these tires. I recomend going with a different tire.

Straight away, I'm impressed with these tires. It's far too soon to make any judgement in terms of longevity, but the ride quality and the quietness is superb.

I'm on my third set of BFG 'Rugged Trail' tires on my '06 Toyota Tacoma with 170K miles accumulated to date. I really like these tires. I average 60K - 65K miles per set of tires.

I purchased this tire over a month a go, and so far they're are performing great on the road. The tires provide a smooth a road, perform great when it rains, and are fairly quiet on the road. Great overall tire!

50+ miles a day back and forth to work. Have had 2 sets and both lasted 4 years +. Excellent traction in the snow. Drove in 8+ inches and the SUV never even hesitated to go.

Tires are super quiet and they are very comfy. I'm starting. I was looking for some alternative cheap options but ultimately I went with the Michelin defender 2s and I would say they are definitely worth the money they cost!!

Handles weight well Was a "E" rated but once it snowed they were useless to me... Only reason got through the winter was because of 4x4.. replaced with BFG A/T and was never happier

2005 Chevy Silverado Z71 Ext Cab... bought these tires in 09/2011.. just had them replaced... 75k later... rotated 2x/yr (spring/fall)... great snow tires... used a lot of highway miles on them...

My F250 yes F250 has BFG rugged Trail T/A tires with 90000 miles on them and haven't replaced them yet very nice tire. There 2004 tires from the factory !!