BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO 315/70R17 121 R Tire

I bought these in October 2023 for my dodge ram. I love the beefy look of these tires! They handle well in all types of weather even the snow. They are a lot quieter than you would expect as well. Highly recommend these.

Bought 4 of these about a year and a half ago. They can't be balanced and they have shook the the truck since the day I put them on. I have been to 3 different shops to have them balanced and nobody can. They have been good in snow and mud. They are lasting good but shake pretty bad

Installed Dec 2016. Have under 40k km on them and they are dried out, and brutally loud any speed faster than 40kmh. Poor traction in rain, and not all that great in snow. Sure, they're tough for the 1/4 of the year I get to get out fishing and exploring serviced logging roads. Initially these tires were quiet, but the now excess noise, additional unsprung weight and hit to fuel mileage doesn't makeup for the durability. Sadly, the new Trail Terrain is just slightly lighter per tire. Next tires will be Continental Terrain Contact HT.

Been buying BF Goodrich tires, for a lot of years. Great all weather tires. I live in northern Ontario, Canada, and we get tonnes of snow. My truck drives circles around everyone with these bad boys in the winter. And they stop my truck on a dime on hot or cold roads.

I bought these tires because my regularly used Michelin tires were not available, and they were the worst tires I've ever had. After two seasons (12 months) and 35,000 km, the tread was worn down to 5/32 – so much for the 80,000 km warranty. I live in northern BC and work in forestry, driving Tacoma roughly 75% on gravel roads. Tires were rotated every 5,000 – 7,000 km. They do not have a good grip on gravel roads as Michelins and tend to slide on curves, forcing me to slow down below my usual travelling speed. This increased travel time to and from work by about 1-1.5 hours every day. Although they snow rated, I swapped them for winter tires because they are just OK in snowy conditions but not as good as winter tires. On paved roads during heavy rain, they were hydroplaning more frequently than Michelins. However, they were more reliable on mud. In conclusion, these tires are not desirable for intended gravel road use.