23k miles tread depth is still at 10! That’s only part of my love of these tires. My gas mileage improved over the manufactures tires by 1 mile per gallon. These are quiet, comfortable and no road noise. I’m not a big off road person but, when I need to be off road I am not disappointed with the traction and handling. Driving in rain and snow is infrequent yet they handle as well as dry roads. These are perfect for my life style. Love the trail-terrain!!!

Put a set of P225/65/R17 Trail Terrain TA's on my wife's 2022 Ford Bronco Sport Badlands Edition suv as the larger All Terrain K02's runon my F150 4x4 truck aren't available in this size. After the first 4000 miles, we are very pleased with the ride, grip, handling, and minimal noise. They got us through a very rough mountain winter with ease.

I picked up a set of Trail Terrains for my 2022 Ford Explorer. I did a bunch of research before I bought these and was somewhat concerned by some reviews saying the tires were poor on ice. I have not found this to be true. I mostly drive in NW Wisconsin and Northern Minnesota and there has been plenty of snow and ice covering the roads this year. IMO the tires have performed well. Very low road noice, good handling in all conditions. I would buy these tires again.

I got these tires just before fall late July or August and we really didn’t have a heavy winter so I can’t tell you how they handle on the snow. I live in the city and it handled really good on black ice going super slow. A little bit more gas than I normally would with Progressive radial tires instead of aggressive beefy tires, but that’s what I wanted and I’m satisfied. It’s almost spring time 2026 and I will definitely be taking her off road to see how those tires handle. BFGoodrich will have to send me another review in six months to see how my spring and summer went with the brand new tires.

Maybe my problem is that I needed the XL load for extra towing capacity but what is driving me crazy is a like buzz felt in the seat and floor not the steering wheel at all speeds seems to get better at 70+ no complaints on traction and handling had them re check balance road force and they check out ok. New 25 Ford F 150 with max tow packge

Tires are great light duty tires. Giving a 3 star because they don’t offer a bigger sizes like 295/65/r20 for my truck. The tires seem like they would be a great lighter duty option for my truck. I tried the KO3’s and the highway ride is not great. The trail terrains look great but ride much better. We became fans after putting a set on my wifes’s 4Runner.

On the plus side, they're quiet and have fairly low rolling resistance. Lousy wet traction, ok (not good) snow traction. 1 and a half years old, 12,000ish miles and sidewalls are already showing signs of cracking. Previous tire was Wildpeaks - better in every way but road noise (they got quite loud with wear) and mileage.

These tires are very hard to balance on Toyota Tacoma rims. Too much weight is needed and they hop. I've had to try and get them balanced three times. I just have to deal with it, I guess. All four brand new tires have side-to-side play. Makes my truck bounce. Not happy with them for the price point.

I have put 12,000 miles on these tires and am not impressed. I bought them because I wanted a tire that had road manners, but were still capable to do some exploring, these do neither well. On paved roads they are awful in the rain. They spin and slide at every stop light. In the snow they are just as bad. Often getting stuck in the typical unplowed parking lot. They were supposedly "designed to resist chipping and tearing on gravel" but it seems gravel is the greatest issue. Two separate tires have gotten punctures this month from nothing more than your typical gravel road. Both punctures split the tire and lost all air in a couple feet stranding me. This is not what would be expected from the "Trail Terrain." I would not recommend these tires to anyone as they are not good in inclement weather, mediocre on pavement and do not offer any advantage on the trail.

Trail terrain tires: if you’re truck makes horsepower as my 3.5 ecoboost does 500 plus horsepower don’t waste your money they will not hook up in the rain I don’t care how much air you put in them they just won’t hook up. Really unhappy with these tires have about 22,000 on them and they don’t work on my truck actually think they are dangerous can’t wait to put Goodyears back on the truck so if you make real horsepower stay away from these tires