All-New BFGoodrich Trail Terrain || Initial Review
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
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Thank you to BFGoodrich for letting us get early access to their brand new tire the Trail Terrain! This is the perfect tire to replace your EO tires or if you're looking for a tire to be perfect on-road, and be able to handle light offroad use. If you have any questions about these tires, leave them in the comments below, and stay tuned for more long-term reviews in the future!
0:00 - Trail Terrain Overview
3:50 - On-Road Review
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Bought set a week ago for my 2019 Ram 1500. Took a 1,000 mile round trip excursion the very next day. Really nice tire. Smooth and quiet. I’m really happy with them so far!
So these tires are doing well on your 1500? I am looking to purchase these for my 2007 Ram 1500 with tire size 275/60R20. I was unsure if they would hold up being on a full size heavy pickup vs what was said about these being more for an SUV or mid size truck.
@@cocofx85 yeah that's what im wondering too
Any updates now since you have had them on your truck for 8 months?
@@SwiFtEnRo Still going strong. No complaints!
@@cocofx85 All that matters is load rating. These tires are rated the same as most tires found on new full size pickups. No sure why he said they are for small/midsize trucks and SUV’s. They literally have the same load/speed rating as the Toyo open country at/3.
Just put a set of these on my disabled mother's 2018 Ford Explorer XLT. We noticed a difference immediately during a rain storm the next day. She was even getting better highway performance over her previous tires.
I'm now looking forward to not having to worry about her driving during winter this year. I consider these to be the K02's little brother and I'll be getting a set for my vehicle sooner than later.
I love this tire! In 20k miles and it has barley worn from the street. As for trail! We have 70 miles at least on these back arizona roads with lots of rocks. Love this tire.
Recently purchased them on a 2022 Nissan Frontier and I’m loving them! No road nose what so over.
So far they have been great on my Range Rover. Quiet but very good in snow. Just got back from Mammoth with feet of snow. No chains required. Very impressed.
Awesome to hear! Thanks Stuart!
As quiet as stock?
Got them for my 2016 Silverado Z71 in a 285/45/22. They look and feel amazing. We spend weekends on the Texas coast, they are great in the sand!
Are they quiet?
I mostly build a jeep tire, but built a couple of these and seen them in the back. Looks good and really light
Just ordered these for my wifes Chevy Traverse Redline, excited to get them on her rig before our Michigan ski trip! Thanks for the great videos and detailed information.
Damn… these look like the perfect fit for my 3rd gen 4Runner… especially since I don’t use it often but do like to go camping and nothing too extreme… glad I found your channel… great video 👊🏼
Thanks Hugo! It would be a great choice for your 3rd gen! Let us know if we can help get you setup!
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Mounted a set 3 days ago. 2001 Disco 2 with 2 inch lift. Extremely comfortable highway ride. Negligible road noise. Snowed here today and didn’t miss a beat. Slush at high speeds the tire would plane then catch fractions of a second later. Wouldn’t go so far as to call it squirrelly but def makes you grab the wheel for the just in case moment. Took it off the road up and down with hill descent in low. No spin what so ever uphill and no slip down, but not at all a difficult path. Would need more off-road time to be fair to the eval. Need to see how it handles ice. Seem to ignore water.
Knowledge is on point! Especially about the 3PMS, something I wasn't aware of before (with the full depth) but critical for choosing a new tyre.
I just had these installed on my ‘02 4Runner SR5. So far I really like them. They are smooth and quiet and the handling is great. I think the solid outer ribs help with handling and smoothness. I’m not worried about the shoulder notches not meeting the circumferential grooves - I have Michelins with similar shoulder notches on my car and they are excellent in the rain. Can’t wait for some snow!
I'm looking to get these for my 02' 4runner as well! I'm on the fence on these or Hankook Dynapro A/T 2 tire! Will be doing mostly highway driving and weekend trails
How are they holding up
That's exactly the vehicle I'm about to get these installed on.
I just got these installed on my 02 sr5 last week. Had some cheap highway headway tires on before, these were quieter than the headways. Love them so far
How have they held up? Also how is the snow/wet conditions?
Just got mine today on my 2018 Silverado. I was completely surprised how well they felt after putting them on. I had a 2011 ranger with General Grabber AT2s which were great in northeast Ohio but I didn’t have to take the highway ever. Now with the Chevy I have a 30 min drive on the highway and I didn’t want the noise. We will see. I will say in the rain today they performed amazing.
Did they have a LT version of this tire?
Are these holding up well being on a full size pickup? I'm looking to put these on my 2007 Ram 1500.
Any update on these tires and how they’re holding up? I have a 2018 Silverado and need new tires for it asap
This looks like a win with actual deep siping on all middle tread blocks so tread will actually flex and move on ice and different kind of road conditions.
'20 chevy Rado with these, great performance off road, gravel and snow.
Best tire I've run so far on my Gr Cherokee. I do spend most time on road and it handles great.
Plus, I'm in Quebec and can confirm it's pretty good in snow as well.
Thanks for the review, I just bought a 2023 Kia Sportage X-Pro & these were equipped on the vehicle & all the off road reviews were positive with the car’s performance.
Glad you enjoyed the video! If you have any other tires you were looking at or wanted to see reviews on let us know!
Just placed an order at my local tire shop to put on my Toyota Tundra. I don't need anything crazy for offroading, I like to mountain bike. Some trails have a paved trail center parkinglot, some are just patches of sand/dirt on the side of a back road, some you gotta drive into the forest and find a spot once you're in there. Hoping these work out for the light duty I need in sand/clay or loose over hard conditions.
Great review brother. Need new tires and you just convinced me to put these on our Rock Creek Pathfinder.
Just came here off your recent A/T vs Hybrid comparison video (you recommend the Nitto Terra Grappler's or the Cooper AT3 4S') and now I'm thinking these look perfect!
I just placed an order on these tires, I can’t wait to put them on my Tacoma.
This looks like the perfect year round tire for Alaska. I run the All-Terrain T/A's right now but with the older tread compound so they get like hockey pucks once the temps drop into the teens and colder. Looking forward to their Trail Terrain LT sizes in a few months. Love the channel, great video.
I think he mentioned they will only be coming out with P-Metric sizes for this specific Trail Terrain tire line. However, I do know that BFG has improved the KO2’s compound and it is now 3PMSF rated to prevent it from becoming a hockey puck when the temperature drops. Maybe the new KO2 might be the better option for you.
Just put a set of these on my Ranger. About 500 miles so far and very pleased.
how are they in the rain? since the sipes don't go out the side edges of the tire?
@@aydensgranna I haven’t driven in the rain but just a light drizzle. I’m not sure yet.
Awesome initial review. That is exactly what I'm looking for as a replacement for the Michelin Defenders for my wife's SUV or even my FJ, which is stock and spends most of it's life on the road.
You might look at the new Yokohama ATX I think I'm going that way on my FJ hear nothing but great things about them. My ko2's have sucked wearing out at 25k.
@@DA-pj3or Great suggestion thanks. We've had several sets of the Michelin Defenders and I love them for road use. We're in Chicago and they ride great in all seasons and still run great after 60,000 plus miles with the full tread depth ciping. I'll totally check out the Yokohama. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@DA-pj3or if you have ko2 wearing out at 25,000 miles you are doing something wrong very wrong. At 25,000 on my f150 They had shown virtually no wear . They are extremely durable tires. My assumption is you aren’t rotating your tires, and you have severe alignment issues.edit extra note my truck weighs something like 2,000 pounds more than yours and it’s a pickup truck that carries loads. You may want to have your vehicle checked to save you literally thousands of dollars over the next several years
thanks! all positive! I just purchased some from my favorite store costco!
Great review. This just helped make my decision for my wife’s 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. One of four was non-fixable after catching a road bolt, and thanks to AWD… it’s all four tires.
For a car that size, I recommend the Michelin Cross Climate 2. That's the best set of tires I've ever put on my smaller car.
running these in 275/55/20 on my 2016 tundra and couldn't be happier.
That seems like the perfect set of tires for my 2018 Chevy Traverse AWD Lt. My first choice was gonna be the KO 2. Which is a bit overkill for 90% of driving on asphalt road and very small minor driving on off roading.
I’m getting these for my 2019 Ranger.
I drive a LOT but still want tires ready for a good time when needed.
Appreciate this review. I have an XJ that I run KO2's on but now have a Grand Cherokee L Overland for family trips but wanted something that would allow us to still take it on some of the more mild forest roads here in Colorado. Looks like this tire fits the bill.
i have these in 17" on my grand wagoneer. Quiet, smooth, seems to have good grip in snow. so far pretty happy, only gripe is that in wet weather it feels less grippy, does not slide sideways, but does spin a driven wheel now and then. did not do that with summer tires
Ill be going from kenda klevers on my 4runner to these tires. Very excited for the quieter ride and bf goodrich quality and longevity.
Nice to see this market catching on, when I first looked for AT tires for my subaru, there was only one option, geolandars. then the wildpeaks came and now it seems like lots of manufacturers are coming out with this segment
Thanks for the great review. I'm definitely considering these for my '22 Tacoma TRD OR. I'm 90% on the highway, but do take it off road a bit to hunt and fly fish in the mountains.
Was considering this tires to replace my Michelin ltx at2 but wasn’t available on the size I needed, ended up with the toyo at3.
Very impressed with this tire! Getting a set for my Xterra Pro4X.
Great Choice! Let us know if you need any help getting setup!
Did you ever get a set for your XTerra? Im thinking about getting them for mine.
My hunting buddies run AT tires with snow flake, I run dedicate snow tires
They slide all over and put chains on well before I
i am in the market for these type of tires for my new 2021 tacoma... im sold. thanks for the review...
Hey JR! Love to hear it! Make sure and let us know if you need any help ordering these!
Just test drove my new Trail Terrains at highway speeds, and around sharp curves both on blacktop and dirt roads and they totally lived up to all expectations with no slipping, sliding or spinning. Washboarded corners on the dirt were the only challenge as it would be for most tires.
We’re they loud on the road ?
@@johnmasarik5676 No, they were not noisy.
thanks Jim appreciate the real life simple review, close to pulling the trigger on these for my sequoia that spends most of its time on the highway and only a handful of excursions deep in the backcountry a year.
@@turkey4957 Glad it helped.
What about wet traction since it doesn’t have the ability to evacuate water laterally?
I just ordered this tire in 265/60/18 size for my 4Runner. I had originally purchased the Yokohama Geolander 015s (with OWL), but they are on back order. Watching this review makes me feel like I made a good choice.
Great to hear!
How do you like them BFG?
I really like the Go15 from Yokohama
@@reyperez3424 so far so good. I had to get them rebalanced, so just make sure whatever shop you use has a road force and are familiar with All Terrains. The K02s are great but I always had trouble getting them smooth.
@@carsnstuff1344 Any update on the bfg trail terrains vs the geolandar G015? How are they compared in terms of road noise etc?
@@piemar97 In the last year or so I've only put about 3500 miles on these tires. I think I have the balance issue sorted out but again that's mostly going to depend on the skill of the tire shop. Otherwise, I have no complaints. They are relatively low noise and I have had no issues in sand even without airing down. For my needs they may be more All-Terrain than I need as I live in FL and dont deal with snow. If I ever replace them on the stock wheels I may try to Yokohamas.
Just bought these! Having them installed soon on my 04 tundra. I drive on loose dirt and gravel job sites at least twice a week! Ready to see how these perform on the road!
Let us know how they run!
That’s exactly what it’s for, mostly on road but occasional off road. Nice pick Jon
Anxious to hear wet surface/snow etc. test.
Can you do a review of the wildpeak a/t trail and maybe a comparison video putting it against the bfg trail terrain too?
Looks good 👍 👌 I like these.
A great video, really comprehensive and objective. I put a set of these on 2020 RAV 4 Hybrid AWD and on dry tarmac, they are great - everyting that you have reported here. With just over 10,000 kms completed, I can say that the one really dissappointing thing that I have found is their performance on wet tarmac. They understeer horribly in turns.
Perhaps it is because of the tarmac/hot mix that we have here in Australia, but as soon as it rains, you need to take off a heap speed in turns and in round-a-bouts and turn in really slowly and gently because the car just pushes across the apex of the turn and runs wide every time.
Wear has been admirable, but I will be shifting to something else when these are worn; possibly Pirelli Scorpion or Dunlop Grand Trek.
These are going to be good.
Put these on my 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan and they look and feel great!!!
Falken wildpeaks are my favorite AT tires of all time but I’ll admit the ko2s are the best lookin AT tire.
Same. I'm tempted.
I've ran KO2s on my one Escalade awd and My F350 drw 4wd I loved them I'm going to try these new trail terrains on my 4wd nitro and see how they do I live in northern Michigan I know what you're talking about we get some nasty weather here too
Make sure and let us know how they fair in the Michigan snow!
@@TrailBuilt we have had wet snow and ice the tires handle it very well it rides a little harder than it did with the original tires but the payoff is worth it
thanks for the great review! i'm in the market to replace tires on my 2005 Toyota LC and am looking at the BFG's trail terrains. I will be 80% pavement, 20% mild off road trail conditions mostly in summer Forest Service roads with occasional rocky terrain. Enough winter/snow driving skiing etc. warrants good snow traction needed. How will they handle to weight of the LC? How about durability? Looking for good behavior on road as most time will be spent there but also looking for decent off road per conditions noted. How do you think these would do? Other/better options?
Found next tires for my daily
Waiting on a set of 265 75 16 to come available for my Tacoma!
These are a great replacement for a set of BFG Rugged Terrain TA's I ran years ago.
Pro's:
- Great traction in the snow. Never needed 4WD all winter. Only used it to keep the diff in shape.
- Confident in the rain at any speed (in my Pro T4R).
- Quiet in the summer. Haven't had them off-road, yet. UPDATE 11/28/2023 - took them to a mild offroad course and they do just fine in the dirt and sand and better than my Toyo Open Country R/T's.
Cons:
- Flat spots all year round that you have to drive out. Even in the summertime I still get flat spots (overnight).
- UPDATE 11/28/2023 - I have 52,000 miles on mine and they still look brand new, but starting to hum a litle bit down the highway. Can still have a conversation in the vehicle without having to raise my voice.
My brother went with a set of Toyo Open Country AT3's. I do not like those. The sipes only go halfway down the tread. The sipes on the Trail Terrain's go all the way down to the bottom of the tread. Big plus right there!
Rugged terrains? no such thing.
@@jasonswift7098 You are correct, they don't exist anymore. They were available when I had my 2014 4Runner SR5 Premium. But BFG discontinued them.
Good review. Using 4WD in the snow should always be utilized for extra safety,
Thanks for this update review. Considering these when I replace my falken wildpeak at3w
@@pagodad8079 I looked at the Wildpeaks. I wondered to myself...why? All hype. Not impressed by the Falkens. Duratracs are terrible. No comparison. Same sipe issue. Only halfway.
Looking to get these for my 2014 Nissan Frontier Pro-4x. Replacing some really noisy, worn-out, aggressive Goodyear tires I bought from Walmart a few years ago.
Great video! How would these compare vs the yokohama geolandar at g015? I ve got mud terrains km2 on my wrangler and considering one of these 2 tires. Which one would you recommend? Also any update on the trail terrains on your suv? Thanks!
That looks like an amazing tire for my needs…wish they had it in 245/60R18 though
BFG 235/70/R18 is almost exactly same size ... as 245/60/R18
How does it track? Does it seem to stay straight or does it seem to follow eveey little imperfection??? Also interested in how they perform in the rain.
Will the 285 45 22 size of this tire work for a 2018 Yukon Xl ? I'm hearing mixed opinions on this. Comparing the specs to the stock Bridgestone Dueler h/l alenzas seems better? This would be a great tire for our needs just want to be sure it's safe to use.
Seems similar to the rugged trail which I had stock and were great on the street in dry,wet and some light snow.
Exactly what I thought! They seem to be just a slightly more aggressive version of the rugged trail TA.
Did these tires replace the Rugged Trail? I've had two sets of rugged trail and have been very satisfied but of course they discontinued... Thanks
@@scottrobbins1260 I don’t think so but I could be wrong. I still see a lot of rugged trails online but this could be the replacement int he near future. I had great mileage at 58,000 out of my rugged trials but they have change the design several times. I had the rugged terrains after those but only got around 48,000 and were louder and didn’t grip as well in the rain. They were as slick new as my old wore out rugged trails with 50,000. I’m not sure if they are trying to merge the two designs with this tire or what the plan is but appear to be close to the original rugged trails I had back in 06 but slightly more aggressive.
@@whatfreedom7 I've called several discount tires here in Arizona and they say they are discontinued so I'm looking for another tire I guess I'll go with the ko2... Thanks for your reply!
Awesome 👌
These just came up after I made my mind to get the Nitto Terra Grappler G2 over the Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus. Now I'm conflicted whether I should get the Nitto or these BFG!
I'm looking to replace my Nitto TG G2s with these. The Nittos are garbage on wet pavement, or even that little bit of gravel that gathers in an intersection. I drive a stock 5.0 F-150, and barely tapping the accelerator will send them spinning. Never had a pair of tires like this.
I wonder how these compare to the Falken Wildpeak trails, I've got those on my subaru and haven't had any issues, but when I finally get the wheels I want and can go for the size I want, these are significantly lighter than the wildpeak trails in the same size with the same load index.
Me too i have the wild peak and love them! I am getting a taller tire and this looks like a good one. The newer bfg all terrain seems little too much for my use. Seems to look more like a mud terrain type sidewall.
Did you end up switching from the falkens to these? I'm torn between the 2 right now. I drive pretty much 90% on road, 10% off, with a handful of days in the snow. Which one did you prefer?
@@elliotfong4282 nah, haven't bothered with getting new wheels, I'll probably stick with the falkens though. BFG updated the weights to what they actually are.
@@elliotfong4282 I'm in the same boat. Narrowed it down to those two (Falken Wildpeak Trail & BFG Trail Terrain) for my new wheels and can't decide. I even made a spreadsheet to weigh my options. Tire Rack's testing showed the Falkens were actually better in most conditions as far as grip & stopping distance, so I'm leaning towards the Falkens. Also 1lb lighter weight per tire than the BFGs. Cheaper tire cost than BFGs. Longer mileage warranty than BFGs. Higher speed rating than BFGs. From the other evidence I've gathered (not conclusive though) they are even slightly quieter than BFGs. The only reason I still hesitate is Costco currently has a $110 off sale for BFGoodrich through February which would bring total cost almost $100 under the best deal I could find for Falkens after installation. Also Costco has free 5-yr road hazard included.
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@@motopolak thanks for the input! I haven't done as much research as you but I am leaning more towards the falkens as well. I would be using them in the snow more than dirt/much. Noise is also one of the top priorities of mine and I have also read the falkens are superior in that category
This is the 1st time I here about these tires. I was thinking about going with the Toyo AT3’s but in all reality 90% of the time gonna be road. I’m out here in CA and the desert is where I would be driving my Taco when camping. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Great video im putting these on my 22 tacoma trd sport hope they're as good as you say it's exactly the type of tire I'm looking for
You will enjoy them! Don't forget to upload some photos to our gallery sometime once everything is installed. www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/add-wheel-offset
I will
What size tires and wheels are on this Highlander? Has anything been done to the suspension? I have a 2017 Highlander Limited Platinum AWD and am interested in a setup like this, but it doesn’t look like the tire comes in a 245/55R19.
Seems like a match to the Falken Wildpeak AT Trail
Interested in a comparison between these and Falken Wildpeak A/T trail, and Yokohama's Geolandar A/T.
I agree! Love the look on ko2, but prices doesn't justify for how well the wildpeak at3 does. Ko2 sucks in the rain, hydro plane and skidding is so bad on them
since I have the Geolander A/T G015 - I'd love to see this comparison
@@MrM1ag1 currently looking for an alternative to the geolandars. theyre sold out everywhere
@@netconner thats too bad - I am based in Europe and had no problem with ordering them 1 month ago, but only without outlined white lettering unfortunately
@@MrM1ag1 I have those too. They have been a good tire for daily driving but they aren’t as aggressive as the others. The sidewalls seem a little weak too.
My Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk has factory Firestone Destination A/Ts they have taken me over 50,000 miles with tread left, but I was recommended these tires BFG trail terrains. I’m sure they will look great on the Trailhawk package, but curious any thoughts on the overall drive with a Jeep. I haven’t seen any Jeep applications yet!
Iove mine. Got me through 12" of snow yesterday with no issues that I didn't cause (drove into a ditch trying to get around a Camaro to pull it out).
Great traction in deep snow drifts and lots of grip on wet pavement in my 19 Silverado Z71. Plus, they look badass compared to the Wranglers it came with.
Good to know! Thanks for sharing!
How are these holding up being on a full size pickup? I am looking to put these on my 2007 Ram 1500.
@@cocofx85 I haven't had an issue yet. The grip is incredible. I recently bought a new home that has a steep driveway. It sat vacant during the ice storms and has 4" of ice buildup toward the bottom. The tires don't even notice. They bite and dig for traction like it was dry pavement.
@@americansmark Thanks man. How is the noise on the roadway? Quiet or a noticeable sound? I currently have KO2's which to be honest have a good amount of tread life left but I cannot stand the road noise anymore. I had a tie rod issue a while back which caused them to wear unevenly and now they are extremely loud. So, I'm going to replace them but want something quiet, can't deal with any noise any more.
@@cocofx85 they are way quieter than a mud terrain. Louder than an all season tire, but that's to be expected. Tbh, I can't really hear them since my truck is straight piped. Lol
I'll stay with the Falken AT3W for my F250. On my second set, they perform great in wet, snow, towing, offroad.
Thanks for great reviews, how would you compare this tire against the Cooper DISCOVERER ROAD+TRAIL AT?
Could these tire be put on a 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad cab with 275/60R20 tire size? I do not go off road or haul/tow much. I know it was said these could go on a mid/ light duty truck but how about a full size that will only be on the roadway and the occasional mud/ snow?
Cool im going to get some for my smart car.
What size did you put on the Highlander? I’m looking to fill the gap between the fender and tires without rubbing on stock high!
Hopefully they come out with some 285 75r16's soon
Excellent review!! I am looking for all season tires that do well in snow (Colorado) for my Odyssey. This looks like a great choice. My 2nd choice is GoodYear WeatherReady, but I hear complains about road noise. Can you please share your thoughts, Josh?
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I have the weather ready’s on my pilot. Very good in the snow. I would do the Michelin’s cross climate 2 on the odyssey unless you go off highway. The wear on the weather ready’s has been so so. I take my pilot off road and they have been surprisingly good. Just looking for more aggressive tread pattern. Hence while I am here. I am in the car business and see all kinds of tires on vehicles. The Toyo Celsius have been recommended to me by a number of my customers as well. Good luck on your choice.
@@mattscott7037 Thank you, Matt. I got Cross Climate 2 last week. Waiting for snow for the real test 😀
@@jayakumarcs We are about to get snow here in the black hills of SD. Snow tires are so fun to drive with. Good luck with them. Good move.
How is the gas mileage on these tires? I've heard the Ko2's may reduce some fuel mileage. I'm trying to decide between these and the KO2's . These seem to fit my needs more then the KO2's and look almost as good.
Nice review. What size tire and wheel appears on the highlander you featured in the video?
All the info on Josh’s Highlander can be found here! www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/wheel-offset-gallery/1916701/2012-toyota-highlander-anthem-off-road-viper-other-leveling-kit
how do these handle in wet conditions? my nitto ridge grapplers got a little slippery on turns.
Thinking about getting a set when my stock Bridgestone Duelers wear out on my 2022 Tundra. Only off-roading I do is getting to the staging area for dirtbiking or the shooting spot. Don’t even need 4WD to get there. Anybody have these tires on a full size truck?
You think these are an upgrade from the Michelin LTX that come standard on My Jeep Wrangler Sport?
Thanks for this video. Im having a difficult time deciding between these tires or Falken WP A/T 3W for my XTerra. My current tires are BFG Radial Long Trail T/A. I live in Vegas, so our climate is pretty much dry. I do about 90% on road and 10% gravel when I drive to trails for mountain biking and camping. Is the Falken too much of a tire for my use? I do love the more aggressive style on the Falkens. Thanks alot
The Falkens are a personal favorite for me, however, I see your point of wondering if it is too much tire for your setup! I think the Trail Terrain tires would work perfect for what you would be using them for!
Dammit bro, more choices...
🤔Bfg or General grabbers for my crosstrek... Times are great and companies are listening to the consumer. - Great Review 👍
BFG KO2’ roar on my daughter’s Crosstrek. So loud it’s irritating. I’d jump on these if it was a significant difference but I may have to jump to 225/70/15 on the methods
@@stevenlord6120 okay thanks for info on the noise feedback you get w/ bfgs, really good to know.
Edit: above post on tire size available is wrong. Also, noisy tires are relative to the car manufacturer sound deadening….or the 2019 crosstrek lack there of.
I love the grabber atx but they are about sold out everywhere in various sizes.
@@stevenlord6120 "also noisy tires are relative to the car manufacturer sound deadening.... or the 2019 Crosstrek lack there of" you're an idiot. regardless of the individual cars ability to deaden noise a tire that rates 10/10 on the noise scale is still going to be massively louder even if your car has good deadening. That's like saying getting shot by a 45 cal will make a different sized hole because one man is bigger than the other. Aint gonna change the fact the K02s are louder than a semi truck even if you can deaden some of it with your particular car. If you have a car that deadens sound better than average, then the non K02s are REALLY gonna drive like a quiet cloud
Can you compare this to the Falken Wildpeak A/T3W, General Grabber A/TX, and Toyo Open Country ATIII?
We will add it to the list!!! Thanks Shahir
Looking to replace the Goodyear Duratracs on my 2020 Silverado which are very noisy. These might be exactly what I'm looking for.
Let us know if you need any help finding a set of those BFG's or have any more questions!
I thought I heard you say they don’t have a LT tire for truck but noticed I’m watch a year later. Do they have LT tires now?
As far as I can tell these are lightest light trail tire? I’m looking for a set for my outback, I’m already going from 17’s to 18’s since I had an old set of sparcos lying around and I’m looking for something slightly more aggressive but I don’t want to add any more weight than I have to. Does anyone know if this is indeed the lightest in its class??? I’m tempted to just go with some touring tires with three peaks but these look great.
I was interested in these but saw these in person. They're much less aggressive than I thought. They remind me of a highway tire honestly.
I had such good luck with BFG KO2s and with the 50k warranty and 3 peak season, but might be good for wifes highlander
No LTs. Would be a good tire for my dually
I've seen quite a few reviews and tests stating the wet traction (specifically braking) is poor on these. What is your experience?
Is this tire suitable for a Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4.7 liter? My Jeep is pretty heavy, but it sounds like this tire is designed for the kind of driving I do.
Ive got 265/70/16 and oh ya the dealer a can tire saidcthyre 150$ extra csuse theyre 16 instead of 15 wich was total bs what you think
Just got some for my Chevy Colorado stock size for $980 at Costco
I'm just going to get a 2nd Set of Tires. Highway Tires & Trail Terrain
They are really nice in the snow, dirt roads, and the very occasional "off roading" i do with the car... they absolutely suck on Ice though.
I have about 40,000 miles on them in the last 2 years (installed summer of 21) with my 6 cyl AWD Charger (daily driver in Alaska). They are very nice on Dry and wet Roads, quiet, handle well. I dont believe i will get them again, i am most likely going to get a new set of wheels (18" instead of the factory 19") and get a set of AT/KOs for the car, they seem to do better on the Ice. If i am unable to get the AT/KOs for the car, i will get the Trail Terrain again.
I have a subaru forester. 2" lift with bfg ko2. They are so heavy. Mpg dropped from 30ish to 21. I wonder if these will be better on the road.
These would be an ideal fit for your Subaru
Great review.
Would you recommend these for Lexus LX 570?
Thanks!
I don't see why not!
I’m looking to purchase new tires for my 2019 Nissan Titan SV. Right now I’m looking at these and the general grabber APT or ATX. I do mostly city driving but will occasionally go off-road and I snowboard in the winter and it snows a few times a year where I live. I’m trying to decide which ones to get
Go with the BFG!
Putting these on my AWD Ford Maverick
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