All Terrain Tires

Initial Review, 2,500 Miles on Tires
March 13, 2013

I feel like I am in a monster truck with these things on. Dry traction is great, wet traction is great... Snow? Like a hot knife thru butter... I feel confident with this tire. The noise? Loud and I love it. I can be heard a mile away. If you want quiet tires, these aren't for you.

Initial Review, 70,000 Miles on Tires
March 14, 2013

GREAT TIRES..THEY MADE MY TRUCK RIDE BETTER

Initial Review, 3,300 Miles on Tires
March 14, 2013

One of the Best Tires I have bought from BFG other then my Mud Terrians, I have also had the BFG All Terrians KO, and these Rugged terrians beat them hands down....

Initial Review, 30,000 Miles on Tires
March 14, 2013

best mud tire money can buy. It's a mud tire that handles and rides like a street tire. works great in snow and ice. would buy again!

Initial Review, 70,000 Miles on Tires
February 13, 2013

I have put 70,000 on this set!! Rotated them only 3 TIMES !! They are GREAT off-road. Here in Florida is mud, sand, dirt/gravel roads they do GREAT! They will sling some MUD ! and i have used and abused these tires. I cant say enough about these tires! Come-On 70,000 miles on a set of MUD-Tires!!! WoW

Initial Review, 25,000 Miles on Tires
March 07, 2013

I love this tire my truck had BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A on it when I put these tires on i was amazed with the tire noise was so much better ride was great will buy agian

Initial Review, 5,000 Miles on Tires
March 03, 2013

These tires are definitely impressive. I've had both Michelin Cross Terrain (factory tires), and two sets of Bridgestone Dueler Revo and Revo 2's, and these tires outperform both of them. The steering responsiveness, stability, and grip on road is the best for a light truck/SUV tire. The only other tire that would perform better in the snow and on ice is a true snow tire, but these are way better as they perform in all conditions. I no longer off road with my truck but I'm sure they would hold up fine in moderate to easy off road situations. These tires also help dampen the road bumps and keeps you on center better than any other tire. I've had them on for 4 months now, and about 5-6k miles and they still look brand new-- I haven't even had to put air in them yet. If you want the best all season road tires that money can buy, these are them.

Initial Review, 11,000 Miles on Tires
March 06, 2013

bought these tires about 6 months ago i drive over an hour to work every day and i run over a mountain in the winter ive had no issues with traction in snow or ice (but not much gets traction on an icy mountain). off road the best tire ive ever had they pull through mud like its not even there rips right through everything. im in an offroad club and ive seen alot of different tires these are by far one of the best tires out there. wet rock and even snow covered rock they pull right up i would buy these over and over again i hav lost 2/32" in 11,000 miles but i rotate at every oil change

Initial Review, 1,000 Miles on Tires
March 10, 2013

Bought these a few weeks before the last snow storm. Before that the truck rode good on the highway and back roads which is my daily commute. Not too much noise. No problems on the rainy days. The big thing I was waiting for is how they would handle in snow with this truck. Some reported they are not good. The factory Conti's are horrible. I left my house with 8" on the ground. With a 30 mile trip to work on the highway and back roads, I couldn't be happier. I never engaged 4x4. Roads were snow and slush covered. Today I hooked up to one of my horse trailers that was snowbound. I had to back it up through two feet of snow about 60 feet down a small road to its parking spot. The tires had no problem getting traction or very little spin. I had these tires years ago on a CJ7 Jeep that a did a lot of four wheeling with. They were great then and I see they have not changed now.

Initial Review, 4,000 Miles on Tires
March 10, 2013

Tire is what it is, a great off-road tire that works well on the highway. With all the other mods on the truck its hard to blame the tires for any handling issues. Truck is made to drive to off-road areas them off-road. The tire gets through almost anything I throw at it of road. Mud, rocks, snow. Not great on ice but I have chains for that.
Never an issue on the road with slipping but got on some slippery packed snow/ice off road and they spun. The tall skinnies (235/85) helped a lot.
Love them, will replace with the same if/when they wear out.

Initial Review, 55,000 Miles on Tires
February 07, 2013

i bought these tires on friend,s advice
they have outstanding performance;unstoppable on deep snow,deep mud.very good on wet..

Initial Review, 5,000 Miles on Tires
March 01, 2013

I bought these tires for my daughter's car and I haven't driven it with them installed. She lives on a dirt road that goes up over a long steep hill and is able to get to home and to work successfully. It would be a stretch to call her driving "highway" but the majority of her driving is on paved roads and about half of it on state-maintained roads, which are about as close to highways as we have around here. Since she hasn't gone off the road with all the snow we have had this winter and all the rural roads and hilly terrain she drives in, I would say the tires are doing very well.

Initial Review, 50,000 Miles on Tires
February 14, 2013

These tires performed great
excellent wear ,i almost have 50000 miles on them
definitely i will go for another set of KM2's

Initial Review, 30,000 Miles on Tires
February 25, 2013

These are great tires. In fact, they are the best all terrain tire I've ever used. They go like stink in sugar sand, as long as you air down to 18-20PSI in 4HI. They laugh at fire roads, gravel, shale, and even wet grass and offer extremely responsive steering. Broncos have short wheel bases, and these tires have transformed my truck into a "corner carver". They are ABSOLUTELY SILENT. Even after 30,000 miles, they remain silent and evenly worn, unlike a lot of all-terrain tires. Because most of my off-road excursions include sand driving, I need a tire that guarantees I don't get stuck. I have NEVER been stuck with these. One word of caution, though (an I find their name to be a bit of a misnomer): They are not indestructable. Although they offer great proetection against puncture, their sidewalls will quickly get trashed if you rub curbs, as with most passenger car tires. Some "side biters" or sidewall protection would be nice, as I live in the real world, and not on the sand dunes. The other major advantage to these tires is their light weight, which reduces unsprung weight, increases power to the ground, and increases fuel economy. I have ended my search with these tires, and will be installing a set on another truck of mine shortly.

Initial Review, 8,000 Miles on Tires
February 25, 2013

Bought that because of the all-terrain capabilities, along with the fact that these are rated "severe snow", which is required by law during winter time where I am.

Excellent traction on snow, sand, dirt, asphalt (wet and dry), but this is definitely NOT an ice tire.

My biggest surprise was very low noise these tires make, even with such a big and aggressive thread.

Sidewalls are very hard, which makes the ride less comfortable compared to OEM tires, but ---- these tires are tough : driven in massive potholes at high speed and no damage whatsoever.

Will definitely buy again.

Initial Review, 3,000 Miles on Tires
February 27, 2013

Now, I said probably not but them mainly because I would get the mud terrain brethern bf goodrich mud terrain ko. I think that the tires are amazing. They have wonderful traction in every condition on the road, and I try to drive as "spirited" as possible, giving the road conditions. They do provide a heavy duty resistance, curb hopping,driving through pot holes and poorly paved roads. My tie rods gave out before these tires with no gashes. My jeep has an absurd amount of road noise, but they are not from my tires! I would put these on my truck, and my tahoe, but not for a vehicle that regularly plays in the mud. Mud just gets trapped in the treads and it is like wheeling with slicks. They are all terrains an not mud terrains. for every instance on adn off road with out mud these tires are superb!

Initial Review, 3,500 Miles on Tires
February 24, 2013

Excellent street-able mud tire, good wear if you keep them rotated and monitor pressure. They cut through deep snow like they are heated. Good self-cleaning characteristics in deep mud, like most other tires, they cake up in deep/wet heavy clay.

Note regarding other reviews: Ignore idiots that can't spell, type in all CAPS and put "C" load range tires on 3/4 & 1 ton pickups. Consider the source.

I've had multiple sets of BFG M/T on vehicles and they've never let me down. If you get stuck with these you either don't know how to drive, or were doing something stupid. If you're experiencing poor wear (and are marginally smart enough to run appropriate pressure and rotate frequently), your junk vehicle probably needs suspension work. If you like Chevy's and Goodyear M/Ts... well, I can't help you, cause you can't fix stupid.

Initial Review, 34,000 Miles on Tires
February 23, 2013

These tires permormed very well.
still good traction after 34,000 miles.
i will ddefinitely buy another set again..