Tread noise on highway is low. Second set-original tires had substantial tread tread left at 60,000 miles, but had small "age cracks" where side wall joins the tread, so we replaced them.

Bought these tires almost 7 months ago, these tires have been very good in all weather. Here in Illinois, we get all types of weather from snow and ice to wet and dry. I have never once had a problem in the snow either. I do recommend

I've never got this kind of mileage out of my tires. I have over 110,000 miles on the Rugged Trail T/A's on my Hummer H3, and they still have more than 3/16".

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 needed new tires for my 2012 Toyota Venza and my mechanic gave me 3 options but I have always used Michelin so I told him to put new Michelins on my car. I know that they are great tires and I trust them

I bought these tires a year ago and just had them put back on after having winter tires on since last November. I am really satisfied with the performance of these tires in the summer.

2010 Ford 150 245-75-17 came on truck when I bought it January 2010. I have trying to rotate tires every 10,000-15,000 miles. Tires have 141,500 miles and still running strong, just seeing the replace marker on the tire. Great tires!

Great Traction, look pretty beefy, good grip, nice siping, and tread pattern is real well suited for on-road and off-road traction alike. They are very quiet for off-road tires. Winter traction is good, but BFG AT KO's are much better for winter.

Just had these put on my 2017 Honda Accord and they are much better than the Yokohamas that came off. These are smooth, safe and they are great in the rain. Driving in the snow this weekend I'm sure they will do great.

Bought it last month after my tire blew up while driving, still choose Michelin winter tire, the grip can't compare to other winter tire it's the best in the market though a little bit pricey, but hey you're safely first right.