This may be the best tire review on the internet. Thank you.

I put them on my FJ Cruiser. I like them. It is an all around great Tire.

Just ordered these. I don't do extreme off roading, mostly highway to get to forest service roads in Alberta and BC. Taking the 10 ply 33 Coopers off my Xterra and replacing with these 31.7 inch tires. Looking forward to not as rough of a ride and should be enough for my needs as I used to explore FSRs in my GMC Acadia on Pirelli street tires 😅

Just ordered a set for my '19 Tacoma TRD Off-Road daily driver. I was leaning toward the KO2's but was worried about the tread life. Your videos helped me make up my mind and pull the trigger. Thanks.

Hey I wanted to say thank you. Because of your videos I put the trail terrains on my GMC Sierra yesterday. The big reason why I got these over the ko2’s is that I spend 80 to 90% on-road. The times I do go off road are either in northern mn or in Wyoming so I also wanted a comfortable ride to the destination. Snow performance was also a big consideration as well. The Goodyear eagles that came on the truck were miserable in the snow. I wish I was closer to your shop, so I could have bought them from you!

I went ahead and bought a set of these for my Dodge Durango. Since last time I bought tires, we moved, had a couple of kids, and we just are not off road any where near as much as we used to be. We drive a ton more straight highway miles now than ever before and we wanted a tire that was quieter, was made for more on road driving, and had a longer tread life. These tires are quiet do great on dry roads, and have done well in the rain. I got them then a few days later we immediately made a 5 hour trip. No shaking, they felt great, they are quieter than the KO2’s. I hope they do well in the snow. That was one of the things I loved about the K02’s they were great in snow, in mud and grass, and good on the highway.

Thanks for your reviews on these!

Ran these on my full size Range Rover in heavy and severe weather up at Mammoth Mountain over Christmas. Had bought them for the trip and occasional off road use. Was so much better than my older all seasons in snow. Also very quiet on the road which is important to me and why I did not go for a more serious AT. Great compromise in my opinion.

Nailing it with the camera shots!

Love the review and action shots of the tires in the snow. Great choice to replace my Defenders on my FJ. Its either going to be a new set of the Michelin Defender LTX m/s, (had several sets of those, love them) the Pirelli Scorpion AT, or these BFGs.

We got a bit of snow down here in Southeast Virginia last weekend and I was surprised at the way my Renegade AT5 performed! Shocked the isht out of me! I was in 4H 95% of the time. My next set will be BFG KO2, but I am pleasantly pleased with these budget tires.

I was a huge fan of the rugged terrain TA's and was sad to see them discontinued. When these came out, I had them put on my new 22 4Runner TRD Pro's right away. Love them! Great in the snow. Great in the rain. Very quiet for an AT. The only problem I have had is that they retain flat spots for the first 5 or so miles. The tire needs to be warmed up. Would definitely buy again.

Okay, I recently purchased 2 of this trail terrains for a 2007 chrysler voyager (minivan). I installed them in the front because there is where it all happens (traction, power, cornering, breaking, etc). So far so good. They grip great, ther perform incredible during breaking and they are quite good on the rain. I don't see snow ever since I live right in the center of Mexico. Actually, they've performed so good that I'm gonna purchase a set of 4 for a chevy colorado 4x4 z71. The size I am using on the voyager is 215/65 r16 (original size) and the one for the colorado is gonna be 245/70 r17 or 265/65 r17. I will let you guys know how it behaves once I get them on the colorado.

Just got these, I can't wait to see how they do in the Ohio snow. The Maxxis razr were excellent in snow/mild off road that these replaced. BFG are much more quiet on highway.

Thanks for taking the time to make this review. Like any tire review though, we normally don't see a follow-up after 2 years of all-season use. Tires get hard and lose the ability to grip wet or snowy roads over time. Unlike ice tires which are great for below freezing and even below zero but almost melt above 50F, normal all-season tires can be unsafe once they get older, even if you don't drive on them much, the compound just doesn't stay as soft as they did the time of your tests. The last two sets of tires on my Jeep, Goodyear DuraTrac's and BFG KO2's have a tell tell signs. They get NOISY.

Got ten miles on mine. Pretty good so far!😊 I like the old school raised white letters on my 2021 Silverado, havent had white letters since my 89 Bronco. I’ll check back in after a few grand.

Thanks for the review. Was reading a lot of pretty harsh reviews on them as far as wet traction. Could have been the old version of the tire though. Some reviewers said they were horrible in the snow, but again could of been the older version of the tire. I bought them and was kind of having buyers remorse. But I noticed just about every tire I researched a few people had something terrible to say while others said how good they are.

I'm currently running the Falken Wildoeak A/T Trail on my Crosstrek. Great tire. Was planning on getting more when the time comes (probably a few months) but then I found these for about $35 a tire less. Think I'll give them a go.

I have them on gx460. They have been great 👍

Love the camera angles!

Thanks for the reviews on the Terrain Trails they have helped me make up my mind to get some, sadly in the UK so can't purchase from your but often in Chicago for work so will order some merch.

This is how a tire review should be done

Getting them installed on my Tundra in a couple hours! MN Winter with all season street tires stinks with the Tundra.. haha.

Great video I just ordered the trail terrains for my 22 taco trd sport and im leveling it with bilstein 5100 should look nice when I'm done cant wait to drive it on the trails and this winter

I was down between these or the Cross Climate 2's for the Crosstrek. Decided on the CC2's because they are a bit lighter than the BFG's. They get installed next weekend, just in time for NE winters

My wife has a 2014.jeep compass. Im in Oregon. Trying to decide between the bfg trail terrain and Falken wildpeak at trail.

How would you compare these to the Cooper AT3 4S tires?

I live in Minnesota and I'm debating between the Falken Wildpeak A/T Trail and these BFG Trail Terrain for my Rav4...can't decide.

These vs Falkin Wildpeak ? Which would you chose for an SUV that will go into the snow?

I'm currently running Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx on my Tacoma. I take my truck off the pavement maybe once every couple of months, and when it do its not like rutted out mud bogging or rock climbing. Would these be a good replacement? My cooper's have been great but as they've worn I've gotten vibration out of them and they've gotten noisy. I'm looking at something a little less aggressive to help with MPG and highway characteristics. Thanks!

I'll stick with the open sidewall. If you have to run chains they are less apt to slip

I love the look of this tire. Regarding the absence of voids on both outer treads, when the tire ages doesn’t the math change with respect to hydroplaning? I’m no tire or physics expert, but I can’t get around my uneasy feeling about that.

How are the tires running now? Any significant loss of mpg or decreased grip in the rain? ty

Thanks or this. I'm looking for replacement tires for my hybrid F150's factory installed Dynapro AT2s. I live in Eastern Ontario. The regular AT2s aren't 3PMSF and most 3PMSF tires are much heavier than the Trail Terrains. So, these are now #1 on my list.

Good feedback. I'm in the UP running Blizzaks but looking for new set of summer dedicated tires. Got a touareg that is 3 tons....don't plan to tow anything too heavy. Think these would be too soft for a heavy suv?

Great all round tire but if you highly value wet traction, I would look somewhere else. All of the comparison testing I've seen has these at the bottom on wet performance.

I am interested in these tires as a possibility for my 2018 Silverado 1500. I am sick of the OE HT tires it came with. I am most concerned with winter traction, wet traction and tread life. I love the look of the more agressive tires such as the Toyo Open Country but rarely off road and have a bit of a tight budget. I do drive on gravel from time to time. As far as towing I occasionally tow up to a 6000lb trailer. Lately I have been hauling some heavier around 2000lb payloads. It is not an every weekend thing but on average once every couple months and only for around 15 miles. I have been doing this hauling with Goodyear HT tires. I am having trouble choosing between the expensive Open Countrys, cheaper Kenda Klevers AT2, Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT, Goodyear Wrangler AT and these Trail Terrains. Do you the Trail Terrains would work my truck? Would they be too light duty?

Can you do a update on these tires? And also are you guys gonna do a video on the Ko3 tires

I trying to find out witch I should get between KO2 and this. I drive most on road, but my main focus is winter snow Ice handle

I want to put a set of these on my maverick

Would Trail Built ever do any kinds of ice driveing test's once Lake Winnabaygo is safely frozen?

Thanks for this update. This are new but how is the winter/snow traction compared to the older tried and true BFG KO2?

Good day! Have you tried these on soft and/or wet sand? How do they perform? Thanks! Great review!

We drive a 2014 Toyota Sequoia for our family adventures, road trips and grocery getter. We may pull a 5x8 enclosed trailer with camping gear. What do y’all think? Are the Trail Terrains idea for that size vehicle and function or are the KO2s better fitted?

How do these compare to the Discoverer AT3 4S?

Be nice if they came in 285 70 17 E load. 😁👍👍👍👍

It rains a lot here in NC and I just wanted to know how well does this do in rain?

Would any body pick these over Falken at3w? I'm also in Wisconsin. Do a lot of forest road running up in the UP. Need good trail and winter tires.

Now that this video is a year old, how many miles are on these tires, and how are they performing with the extended miles on them?

Will these tires work well on Jeep Wrangler Unlimited vehicles?

What about ko2?

Can we get an update video for these tires

How would these be for a Ford Expedition, I don’t tow but it is a heavy suv?

How were they as far as mpg? I don't want to kill my mpg.

Would you be putting these on a kia sorento awd OR the Continental ContiCrossContact a6x?

Are these better on snow and ice covered roads than the KO2?

These do look like a good option for a city smaller suv type vehicles. For bigger trucks and full size SUV’s I’d have to recommend the Cooper AT3 4s and the Mickey Thompson baja boss AT

How do the falken wildpeak at3w compare to these

How they doing a year later bud??

How would you compare these to Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus?

These or Falken Wildpeak AT3W P rated ?

SL rated?

When your tires are 50% or less, they are not safe in winter regardless of how much sipes they have or the type of compound. Tnx for video

Dragged on to make the ten minutes. Cut to the chase pls

No good can’t stud them!

Carhartt? Are you trying to get canceled?