Original tires on Nissan Titan Pro-4X4. Got less than 30,000 miles before going bald and dry rotting. Rotated as directed. My 2002 GMC Firest*ne tires went 9 years, 60,000 + miles and still had 50 % tread left when I sold the truck. These are the poorest tires ever manufactured. BF GARBAGE

I use these tires for Ice fishing and commuting to and from work on a 2007 dbl cab 4x4 tacoma in the colder months. They look nice have nice white letters on the side, quiet and smooth on the road. These tires come from a manufacturer that makes great tires ie. radial ta's. The bad- From day one they were dangerous in snow. The tread fill up with snow and you have slicks. So if there is any snow on the ground I am in 4 wheel drive. I get stuck in 4 inches of snow on flat asphault without 4wd often. My ABS gets a workout if there is snow. Stopping distances are really really long. Second dry rot is common on these tires in the tread area it doesn't hurt anything but cosmetically I don't like it. I have 35000 miles on them and have 1/8" tread remaining. They have worn evenly with regular rotations and dry traction remains fine. These tires would be fine in a san diego type climate.

I purchased these tires from a local store after trying to get a different set that were discontinued or back ordered. I originally tried to buy the all-terrains because I've heard nothing but good things about them. When I ordered them I went into the store to get them put on and after they were mounted and I was told my truck was ready, I approached my vehicle and noticed that they weren't what I ordered. The dealer had told me that they weren't currently in stock in that these were the best tires that BFGoodrich makes. Because my truck was already two weeks passed inspection I said whatever and just decided I would deal with it since the BF Goodrich name has always been so good. Within a year of normal small City driving my tires are completely bald. I've been driving on them for the last 6 months because that $1,000 a set, I can't just go out and buy new tires. I currently have a decent amount of money saved up and will be buying a different brand. I am very disappointed in these tires. After being a driver for 20 years, these are by far the worst tires that I've ever had. That title was previously labeled to the tires that came on this truck but these have surpassed it by far. The store that I purchased these tires from had closed about a month after I bought them. Therefore there was nobody to honor a warranty.

This is the second set of Rugged Trail T/A on my 2003 Explorer. After the first set (OEM) ran nearly 70,000 miles I decided to buy them again. The second set did not last nearly as long, barely 40,000 miles and my driving is still the same. I rotate reguarly and have my alignment checked every six months. Very disappointing. I'm looking for new tires now and I'm reluctant to try them again. I truly can't recommend either way.

Ordered tires when I ordered my Truck in 2004(Dodge 3500 4x4 single rear wheel) have replaced them with 61000 miles on them. Only replaced them because of their age and me running into curbs and wearing the sidewalls down. They just passed inspection and could go for another 10000 miles or more I am sure. I haul heavy load(firewood, logs to mill,mulch) you name it. The are good in snow and mud,thats why I got another set.

Just rolled over69K on these originals on my F250 4X4. Looks like I might get another 1 to 2K out of them, which is amazing the way I use this truck. Off road, constant high speeds pulling trailers in hot west Texas. Only complaint is not the best in mud, but fantastic in snow & loose gravel. Just got back from Alaska pulling a travel trailer. Roads from hell. No complaints on the tires, lots of folks had failures, these did great only 1 flat.

These came with my 2012 Toyoda Tundra when I bought the vehicle. I have put 56,00 miles on them and have absolutely no complaints. I drive on a lot of gravel and do a lot of long distance commuting. They are quiet and wear great. I will be upgrading to some AT TKOs just for the fact I go off-roading more frequently now.

In 45 years of driving, this is the best tire I've ever owned. Cam as factory on my Tundra. Amazing traction. Never let me down. 55,000 miles and just now nearing the wear bars.Pulled 2 stuck chevy's out of mud and snow without any problem. Only issue I have now is that I can't find any of these in my size in stock anywhere.

This tire came on my 2012 F-350 4x4 dually. I've towed my 20K lb camper more than 13K miles and driven unloaded more than 20k miles. The tires handle excellent on wet, dry, snow and dirt. I have not been on ice or mud. They dig in sand. I am very pleased with the tires, but I am currently searching for a new set as they are completely worn out. Tires are worn pretty evenly and have had normal rotations.

These tires were OE on my 2012 Toyota Tundra. Have maintained every service interval, including tire rotation all thru my local Toyota dealer and was told to replace all four tires (at ONLY 23,878 miles) given they have left than 3/32" left. This is extremely disappointing for any tire, much less a BF Goodrich. The 23K miles is 90% highway driving, reminder city. Based on this excessive wear I would not recommend these tires for full size pickups.