BFGoodrich Tires Reviews

Been buying these back when they were just KOs. Not great in heavy mud like going to drilling rig, but you can't beat them in the snow, rain, and I get great mileage. Run them on my Ford F150 crew cab 2010 heavy duty. Love these tires. Got general grippers one time, their mileage sucks!

We have a 2007 F350 4X4 single rear tires with a slide in 2200lbs camper. We use this truck only during the dry months for camping. We have B.F. Goodrich Rugged Terrain T/A tires. We have only 5000k miles on this set of tires. A recent return home from camping doing about 70 mph the left rear tire exploded losing all the tread and severely damaging the left rear quarter panel and some adjacent suspension parts, along with destroying the rim! These tires although a few years old are very well maintained, covered from the UV rays, rotated and driven on with proper air pressure, for 40 or 50 miles every so often. They looked like new! Years passed on another 3/4 ton 4X4 I had sidewall failures on BF Goodrich Mud/Terrain tires. Thought it was a fluke. Will never buy another set of BF Goodrich tires after learning of all the failures exactly like we had from other consumers on this exact tire and from the Mud/Terrains I had in the past!

I ran the original TA/KO's for many many years on multiple trucks, even my buddies put them on their trucks. The tires were clean, high and tight, original design. Now the KO2's look like every other mud tire out there from the profile. I am glad that I am reading the reviews on the KO2 because I definitely not buy them now. I hate the new look as well! Why would they mess up such a good tire!?!? New Coke didn't work too well either.

Bought these tires for my Toyota Tacoma crew cab. These tires get mud in the grooves extremely easy and make driving hazardous. I Jackknifed a chipper going up a modest inclined and damaged my truck body. Would not recommend them at all.

I've used B.F. Goodrich Tires for years on everything from sports cars to off road vehicles and never had the first serious issue. In the past 4 years I had 2 KM2's in 255/80R17 delaminate on my Silverado 3500 dually. The tires were in great shape with no signs of dry rot and were filled to maximum inflation. The first one on the rear lost air after a small center portion about the size of a deck of cards came loose causing no damage. The next one on the front lost 75% of its tread doing damage to the whole side of my truck and almost causing vehicles behind me lose control. Need look less to say this will be the last set of B.F. Goodrich tires I own.

Took them on the sand in Hawaii, amazing tire, we have a video of it here: **. We have had these on the truck for 6 months, no problems. We will be getting them again... If you're looking for a good sand tire, check these out!

I have used B.F. Goodrich tires on Land Cruisers since 1993 running 2 sets at a time. I could not recommend them more highly and converted many in our 4x4 club over the years, After having a set of the upgraded Ko2s fitted I would never buy another set of BF Goodrich tires again. They are so noisy and have been since day 1. I can't wait for them to wear out, they make driving a nightmare. I have taken them back to the fitters on numerous occasions to be balanced and pressures checked only to be told the tread wears uneven and yes they are noisy but there's nothing we can do. It’s a costly lesson if you buy the wrong tires.

I always wanted a set of BFG's thru life and always settled for a less expensive tire, as the years passed and I became more comfortable I bought myself 6 BFG tires and put them on my GMC 3500. It's an occasional use truck that I pull my 5th wheel with trips less than 60 miles. Since day one they have been terrible vibrations. The rubber has now come off 3 tires and less than 6,000 miles on them. I have only had them 3 years. Worn like they have 40,000 miles on them. The first 2 tires were less than 3,000 miles and the prorated price was like I bought 1 new tire. Now that the 3rd tire has thrown the rubber off and I have been out over a $1000,00 I think I have had my BFG's that I always wanted! Also I have worked as a service technician for 43 years so I do know a little about tires. I'll never recommend BFG's again to anyone. Tomorrow I will be without BFG's forever because the company don't care about the safety or product evidently.

2007 Chevy 2500 HD daily driver tires have 2/32 tread left on them. 28,000 miles. I do not tow trailers nor do I go off road. Discount Tire tells me BFGoodrich is aware of the problem. They will prorate the tires. Needless to say I'm not getting much credit.

I recently bought another set of BF Goodrich All-Terrain truck tires P285 70 R17 KO2. This would be my fifth set of BFG all terrain tires (3 different vehicles). ALL previous sets were excellent tires and that is the reason I continued to buy BFG AT tires. However, these new KO2's are a completely different story! They have been balanced twice by two different companies due to heavy vibration and noise. It is impossible to make a trip on these tires as the ride is too uncomfortable due to vibrations.

I purchased a set of 4 BF Goodrich rugged terrains, and from the beginning I had vibration issues. I would get them rotated and rebalanced, and it would be ok at slower speeds but on the highway, where I do 90% of my driving it was horrible. after about 2 years or so I developed a bad vibration on the R/R. Figured I would go get it taken care of when I got home a 100 miles from where I was. That evening I fueled up and entered the highway and @ about 75 mph I thought someone hit me from behind. I lost control of the truck and 2005 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD 4x4. Finally after getting the truck to a stop and looking I saw the R/R tire was still holding air but the tread was gone along with the whole right side of my bed.

B.F. Goodrich makes really great tires. Their price is very competitive and I think they are superior to Michelin tires. I purchased high performance tires for my car and this is the second set of B.F. Goodrich tires I've purchased. I was satisfied with the last tires and I am even more satisfied with the new tires. Check out B.F. Goodrich tires. You won't be sorry!

Two 14 inch tires were put on the front of the car. I drove approx. 3 years on 37,000 miles. The tires hydroplaned in the slightest downpours. The wear is very advanced. I'd never buy a B.F. Goodrich tire again.

Good traction in heat, cold and rain. Great cornering on winding roads. A bit pricey but great gas mileage. If you depend on your car, your tires are where the rubber meets the road.

Look cool, sound cool, but everything else sucks. First I like to say BFGOODRICH made me hate my 2015 Ram 1500 truck that I've owned since brand new. Now I can't stand driving it. These KO2s are absolutely horrendous. Tires have been balanced twice and they still feel like they wobble down the road constantly. Had no previous issues with my brakes but now they feel warped. Gas mileage dropped from 21-23 mpg to 13-11 mpg. Truck feels like I have 3 tons of rocks in the bed at all times. If I could go back I would never of bought these. I wish BFGOODRICH would back up their customers but they haven't. Installer is saying it is what it is and has not helped one bit. I don't have the time to go to the garage 2 or 3 times a week and leave my truck to supposedly get fixed and be in the same situation when I leave.

The worst tires I ever had. My wife has them on her 2015 Chrysler 300S. She is extremely careful driver, drives very low mileage only in the city in South Florida. After 11,000 miles the tires are completely worn. No tread left. Tire Kingdom said the tires have 45,000 miles warranty but BFGoodrich won't honor their warranty. All they give is 35% discount off a new set. $773 installed. Honestly I don't think I want those same tires even if they replace them for free... COMPLETE GARBAGE... EXTREMELY NOISY.... STAY AWAY.

Bought two B.F. Goodrich tires from Discount Tire after I had a Michelin tire lose its tread (delaminate) and tear up my truck. These were supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. Imagine my surprise when one of the new tires lost its tread after only a little over 24,000 miles and tore up the OTHER side of my truck! Michelin paid for the repairs, but B.F. Goodrich is trying to claim that I hit something prior to the tire failure which is NOT true. They have denied responsibility so now I am forced to go through my insurance company to get the repairs done.

I bought 1 set of winter tires at Costco this November with $70 discount. I thought this brand belongs to Michelin, so it should be as good as M which I used before. But it is NOT!!! Just after installation, I found the wall of tires have a lot of white powder cloudy. I thought it is something which was used for installation to check leaking. After a few days using, even through raining days, these white dirty are still there. So I tried to use high-pressure to wash, but it DID NOT work, I tried many times, Still There!!! I start to realize that is tires rubber materials problem, cuz the walls of tires look very old and dirty, always!!! Can't be cleaned and not looks bright like new tires!

You once had an extremely good tire the A/T KO, what have you done? The KO2 is terrible on wear. I'm going to be lucky if I get 12000 miles out of them, my old KOs did 48000 miles. I'm now going to Cooper Tire, sadly!

Initially contacted B. F. Goodrich customer care on September 9, 2017 and spoke with a gentleman for 10 minutes giving him all requester information concerning my 22,000 mile Advantage T/A's with flat places. He advised me to have dealer inspect tires and give him a call back which I did. On November 2, 2017 I had not heard back from BFG and my dealer had not heard anything back either. When I followed up that day Jamie at BFG said she had no record of my call in September or my dealer.

Bought 4 new tires BF Goodrich Long Trail All Terrain 265/70 R17 at $900. These are supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. At 24,000 miles, the passenger front tire has worn down to 1/15 tread on the inside. The rest of the tires are worn to 5/32 tread already. Discount Tires told me that BF Goodrich won't honor their warranty because my truck had a wheel bearing problem on the passenger side. Apparently it doesn't matter about the other tires wearing down so early. These particular tires were discontinued by BF Goodrich due to quality issues according to Discount Tires. These tires were used for city driving only. Very disappointed. Will never buy BF Goodrich, Kleber, Tigar, Riken, Kormoran and Uniroyal which are all made by Michelin (parent company).

Have 4 B.F. Goodrich Tires LT 265/70/R17 on my 2015 F250. Had one in April on the front lose the tread while traveling to GA. Had one Sept. 6, 2017 on the rear all the tread come off while pulling a 35 ft. camper in S.D. Beat the side of the truck in busted the front of my new camper and broke my hitch from the camper swerving all over the road. I changed the tire made it to the next town and took remaining B.F. GOODRICH tires off. These tires had plenty of tread and had air pressure checked before starting out. These tires are dangerous and a real threat to your safety.

There was a time when these tires were made well. Now they are dangerous. My wife and I were driving out to enjoy our Labor Day holiday. The front passenger blew out at 65 mph and thank GOD, I was able to maintain control. These tires had plenty of good tread. I am contemplating legal assistance because of the body damage it caused. The Discount Tire store I bought them at were helpful but this is potentially deadly issue. Do not buy these tires! They are not worth the risk.

I have been a loyal B.F. Goodrich Tire owner. I own a 2004 F250 crew cab 4x4. I have had 5 Lt 265 75 16 10 ply tires go bad on me. I had one peel off and bend my right rear quarter panel damaging my truck pretty bad. The other 4 tires at different times created a bubble where the thread was peeling off the tire. I had purchased these tires at Tire Kingdom. I do not blame them for the failure of these tires. I had Tire Kingdom prorate tires and I always end up taking a beating on the tires not to mention remount balance valve expense. This has happened 3 times. I have documented receipts for this.

There is a clear improvement compared with KO2... but still, not everybody drives competitions in deserts. Your design while good in winter and off road... it is a total fail in any emergency braking on wet if you also trigger the ABS. Have you ever considered that your design is not optimal for wet? Where did you get your B rating??? Did you installed them on a tank or on a car with no ABS? Just try them on 1.5 tons car and you will understand what I am saying. Not to mention that your C design pattern does not clear well mud. What's the point in having a great tire if you have such major fails on it? Change the design you lazy Baja winners... not all people drive with speed in deserts! Go for a more AT3 design on the inner part and keep the walls and I will buy your KO3!

I got this BFG Long trail TA Tour tires 07/14. Supposed to last 60000 miles, the truck has now 33000 miles and I need to change already the tires??? I did rotations and all the checkups periodically, for me this is the worst tires ever because of the durability.

I have tried Goodyear, Michelin, Cooper, and Bridgestone. The best results have been with Goodrich. The others were not even close. Goodrich tires last longer and perform better than any other tire I have owned. I have driven in mud, snow, rain, and ice and have had no problems. I previously thought Michelin was the best, mainly because that's what my Father always liked. I had some good results and some bad results with them so I started trying other brands. I finally tried Goodrich in 2003 and have been using them ever since. Great tires.

Had Bridgestone Serenity that didn't get the mileage we're supposed to - SO replaced w/ BF Goodrich on warranty switch out. Was concerned as Serenity's were supposed to be so quiet. Cannot tell any difference between the more expensive Bridgestone vs: the new BF Goodrich at all.

I had a set of B.F. Goodrich Rugged Terrain T/A P265-70/17 on my truck. Loved them so I bought two more sets this time. First set almost two years and this set I have had for about four months. They go great in mud, snow rain and I feel great because they hold the road very well. A little road noise but not much. The tires perform great. I love these tires, my son also put these on his F250 and hauls a welder. He thinks the tires are just great also. Wish they would still keep selling the same tire.

The B F Goodrich Radial T/A has good handling and wear. It's very durable, very good ride, no vibration, no defects, no pulling to one side, and no internal separation. Good tread design for all seasons, IMO. I had a set of these before and they lasted at least 50,000 miles with regular rotations. I replaced them before they got really worn and dry-rotted. When my current tires need replacing, I hope these are still around. I have been very pleased with these B F Goodrich Radial T/A's on my truck. The white letters really set them off and look great. Plus they're easy to clean, even after several months worth of road dirt and brake dust.