BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A Truck/SUV Tire

Pros: Long wearing. Aggressive tread good for inclement weather...yet smooth enough for the highway.
Cons: A bit pricey. A little louder than "city tires", especially under-inflated.

On May 22, 2001 Ford announced that it will replace all 15", 16", 17" Firestone Wilderness AT tires on 13 million vehicles. Herewith, I'm specifically referring to the 235/75 R 15's mounted on my wife's '98 Explorer XLT.

Amongst the chaos of...

Pros: Rugged, High Quality, Durable. Excellent traction.
Cons: Price.

I have owned perhaps twenty sets of BFGs, (ATs and Muds) over the years, and have been extremely happy with the tire. They are extremely rugged and the tri-ply sidewall means fewer flats from off-road debris. Some of my tires have been rotated through ...

Pros: Traction, Price, Durability
Cons: Treads May Hold Gravel

I had the 33x12.50R15 BF Goodrich All Terrains on my 1992 Ford F-150 and the stock Firestone Radial A/S before the BFG's. There was a significant improvement in traction, especially in wet weather after switching to the BFG's. My F-150 was a regular...

Pros: high quality, great tread depth, good water control, great in the snow and off-road, quiet at highway speeds
Cons: A little expensive

I own a 96 explorer sport, 5 speed, 4wd. Like most explorers this one is really light in the rear end. When I first purchased the truck it had factory Goodyear Wrangler's on it. These tires had about 40,000 mi on them and were in need of replacement...

Pros: Snow /dirt/mud traction, tough, long lasting
Cons: Stiff ride, poor rain perf., noisy

I purchased the tires to replace Firestone ATX (before recall) to improve in harsh winter conditions. I live in Lake Tahoe California where we get 6-10 inches of snow (or more!!) almost daily. I didn't want a snow tire or studded because i have to travel...

Pros: almost indistructable
Cons: expensive

I just got a new SUV in Feb 2000 and it came with Bridgestone 684 tires on it and after just one month of driving around on them they started to rumble and make noise. so I got me The BFG TA's and I have to say that this is a tire that is worth every...

Pros: Good for non off-roader
Cons: Worthless on the trail

Let's start by defining a few terms. What does "off-road" mean to you? If it means entering a grassy field to attend a dog show, this tire is for you. If it means a dry smooth dirt road, this tire is for you. If it means
driving in snow,...

Pros: Good Snow and Mud Traction, Fair in Rain and Dry
Cons: Road Noise, Early Sidewall Failure Causing Blowouts

I purchased 4 BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A for my 4wd Dakota three years ago. My job requirements put me out in corn fields and dirt or gravel roads many times per month. During the winter there are frequent mud and snow conditions. Therefore, I can...

Pros: Lasts forever, at least on light duty, great all around traction
Cons: Louder than a street tire, on the expensive side

Time for an update, new truck 2004 GMC Sierra 2500HD Crew Cab Deisel 4x4 all nice and loaded. This time, no such good luck but it's not entirely BFG's fault. I've got just shy of 18,000 miles on the truck and put these on at about 1000 miles. I'm the ...

Pros: Tread pattern excellent
Cons: road noise

For the past 4 years, I've been using BF Goodrich Radial All-Terrain T/As on my 1986 S-10 Blazer 4x4. They have never let me down. I have been through mud, snow, ice, and water in them without any problems. I go mudding a lot and I wanted some tires that...

Pros: Excellent design, look and feel
Cons: none that I have encountered

These are the only tires I will put on my Jeep Wrangler.

The BFG All Terrain have a superior look and feel to them that no other tire can match. The design is rigid, and you will feel the difference when driving off road.

When you...

Pros: Great tread pattern and excellent company
Cons: Kinda pricey

I had to have a pair of these tires on my K5 Blazer.There was no other tire I would even think about getting. THe brand itslef and the style of tread are unsurpassed. THere simply cannnt be a better tire. It is true that they are a few more dollars than...

Pros: Long life , Quiet on highway, excellent all weather traction
Cons: On 4x4 , extremely expensive,Had to replace all tires when 1 tire was punctured

Have had 2 consecutive sets on 4x4 since the late 70s. the size was 33x12.50x16.5 . Excellent wearing (well over 100,000 on each set) Used in Sask. on farm and highway Mild off-roading, Far exceeded other brands in every aspect. Yes they were expensive, but they became the best value. Never experienced cupping with these tires.I still have my truck and need to replace my tires, I just need to save enough to purchase a complete set as I am restoring my old truck.

Pros: Ride, traction, feel, low noise, durability, good looks, reliability.
Cons: None.

In May of 2006 I had a set of B F Goodrich All Terrain KO LT285/70R17 tires installed on my 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 2WD truck. This is my evryday work and personal vehicle. It is now April 2009 and I have put 64,075 miles on these tires (an average of 21,358 per year). It's now time to replace them. Low tread wear on one tire and my first tire puncture in the low tire is the deciding factor for me. I drive in town, highway and country roads regularly with hundreds of pounds of weight in the bed as a rule. At the deer leases, I've climbed rocky hills (no roads) filled with cactus and thorn bushes (Texas), and in construction sites, run over nails and other objects. Never had a problem and never worried about the tires (until today). These tires have been terrific in traction, ride, low noise and durability. And they look good too. Especially on a 2WD vehicle they are not made for crossing deep mud pits. But aside from that, I've been very happy with them and will buy a new set tomorrow.  

Pros: Very sticky and they last freaking forever.
Cons: Can't think of any. Best tires I've ever had.

I have a '94 GMC Sonoma pickup (think Chevy S10) and replaced my second set of Goodyears with BF Goodrich AT tires. What an improvement! I did this at 65,000 miles. My truck now has 170,000+ miles and the Goodrich tires finally gave up.

Do the math. That's over 100,000+ miles on the same set of tires. How cool is that!

I originally got the tires for $49 each on sale at a 4 wheel drive store. The sales guy couldn't believe how much they were giving them away for. Just lucky at the time.

The tires were super sticky and got the job done on and off the road. I'm going to miss those tires.