I have this tire on my 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 Laramie deisel Mega Cab. I have approx 80,000 miles on the tires. The tread is still good for another 10,000 but the sidewall has been deteriorating since 2008. It started on one tire then began to spread to additional tires. I guess I will be forced to replace the tires before the tread is worn out simply because the sidewall looks like it will split anytime. I pull 7 different trailers up and down the highway ahd was very diligent about tire rotation/inflation. I do not believe I have abused the tires would like to replace with same but have my reservations now.

came on new Tacoma got fifty thousand on them , seem to work fine on grip , I didn't carry anything in the back of truck and half of miles was free way driving , seem to run good hard to tell now cause at 80 thousand miles my shocks and front steering might not be as good as new , so that will have affect on the 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.

I think this tire may not be sturdy enough for an F-250 Soprt Duty. This tire seems "squishy". The vehicle seems to float too much on smooth, high quality pavement, and worse on worn pavement. Since getting these tires installed, I can say they are quieter than a more rugged tire, but my gas mileage has also dropped 1.5 - 2.5 miles per gallon. I drive mostly on open highways and travel to a country farm frequently. 90% of the mileage is rural. Not much offroad, but the traction is adequate for my purposes. The tire description for this "Rugged Trail" tire says light duty, and I believe this should mean for trucks lighter than an F-250. Maybe the "Rugged Terrain" is a better match. I don't know what to do. I have less than 3,000 miles on them and do not want them for the long haul. The float in these tires make me wonder if there is a defect. My last set of BF Goodrich Rugger "Terrain" were great!

These are the best tires I have ever owned for tread life. I am 61 years old, have owned a lot of tires my Friends. I Bought a new 2008 Ford F-150 4x4 with these tires installed. I now have 80,000 miles on them!! Had no issues in the snow here in Washington state. I have never had a flat either. I am now retired and travel to Florida in the Winter and drive back and forth. My view of these tires is very good, yes I recommend them.

I have just reached 109,000 miles on the original set of LT265/70R17 rugged trail tires that came with my 2008 dodge truck. I firmly believe that I could stretch these another 5 or 6K however I spend a lot of time on gravel roads, farm ground, and mountains so the side walls have been beat up a bit. I have never written a product review but am so pleased with these tires I had to share. Even the Michelin dealer said "yea those rugged trails wear like iron". Thanks Goodrich for a great product.

These tires came stock with my 2013 Tacoma TRD Off-Road 4x4. I had the A/T's before on a previous truck and orginally wanted the A/T's on my new truck. I decided becasue I drive more than the typical person for work and adventures that I'll hold out until I need a new set of tires for my Truck. I give these tires a solid 9 out of 10. Currently as I'm looking for a new set of tires I have 66,000 miles on them. I rotate the tires every 5000-6000 miles when I change the oil and I do my best to take care of them. The tires performed amaizingly in the snow, I never has a issue during storms and unplowed roads. They were just as good as my A/T tires with my past truck from what I can remember. They also were great on wet roads, and dirt roads while driving to camps in remote places. I never had a grip issue. The only problem I have with the tires is a problem I believe you'll get with every tire while they are on their last leg. There is a small vibration (still drives stright) on the highway, I was told this is just becasue I've pretty much used all the wear on them in my 66,000 miles. Seems I got every bit out of them that I could. That being said it's time for a new set, I do believe I'm going to upgrade to the All Terrians that I had before like I said, but if the price is right this tire is a sure thing and I wanted to share my experience with these tires. Also this is my 3rd set of BF Goodrich tires I've had and about to buy my 4th. I have zero complains about the company and their products. They always have given me a great tire that last!

These tires have been great in performance. Love the way they handle in snow and rain. The tires were on the truck (2014 Titan PRO 4) when I bought the truck new. Thought there were some of the best tires I have ever had. Now I am 30k miles on the tires, not even 1/2 the rated life of the tires. The tires need replaced. Had the tires rotated at the dealership as recommended by truck owners manual.

I would not recommend these tires to anyone. I purchased them one week shy of two years ago and just spent the last three hours getting new tires. They only lasted 25k miles. I drive mostly in city or highway. They only went off road a couple of times, on very easy trails. I am so disappointed! They look good, that's about it.

Rugged Trail TAs came standard on the 03 Excursion. The powerstroke diesel makes 325 HP and 545 FP torque stock. I reprogrammed the ECM and TCM for high performance and I pull a 8000# cargo trailer and 30' travel trailer. This is no grocery gitr. After 85K I bought another set. These have 97K and have another 5-15K left. I am pricing another set for this winter. I want to find them in a larger diameter because 265's look ridiculously small for this size SUV. These tires are a great value, don't let anybody tell you otherwise. Joe U. Green Bay