Anyone getting the new BF Goodrich trail terrains

WTF.....
Getting back to OP's original request. Has anyone tried out the new version..
It is a simple question, if you have let him know. If you haven't shut your pie hole...

 

Getting them put on today. They look better in person than they do in pictures.

 

That is exactly what I think, I love the thread pattern, definitely superior to ko2 and other ATs, but the sidewall just looks so weak, why can’t they make it more beefy for airing down? If they did, toyo at3 would be my next choice for sure.

I have toyo at2 on my work van(Chevy express) and they are amazing. Was very impressed in the snow. A very slight hum on the highway though, but my van is heavy so I think that’s why.

I really liked duratracs especially in winter and off-road, but they were a bit noisy. Still those are definitely one of my next choices.

I also really like general grabber ATX as well.

 

Looks good!

Wish they added a bit more siping for better rain and snow traction. Siping looks just like on ko2. Are they severe weather rated?

 

@Junkhead Honestly, I was in-between these and the Toyo AT3's. I almost pulled the trigger on the AT3s but I had the KO2s before and didn't have any complaints with them. Also, if you plan on getting the SL/P metric, imo, these are slightly more aggressive than the AT3s. Additionally, they have 3D siping and are 3 peak mountain snowflake rated but living in Mississippi, I probably won't know how they'll handle in the snow. Furthermore, as far as siping goes, they have a lot of sipes, making it a strong feature for this tire. I don't think thats an issue at all and they should inspire confidence when driving in the rain. I just put 50miles on them, my mpg hasn't dropped, there's no noise, and they ride very well. Seriously, no complaints, other than aesthetically, which is fine. I would recommend them if you're doing 90-95% of your driving on pavement and don't plan on doing any serious off roading. Thats my two cents, hope this helps everyone.

 

thanks gives us 1000-2000 miles review when you can.

 

Just ordered a set and I hope to have them on this week. I recently (a month ago) put on some Goodyear Authority's (Duratrac knockoffs from Walmart) and they are just too noisy and I lost about 2 MPG's. Good tire, but more like a mud tread pattern. Most of my driving is on road and forest service and the Goodyear's are just overkill - IMO. if anyone is interested in them, let me know.

Hoping these Trail-Terrains fit more to my driving habits. I am a firm "white letters in" type guy, but for some reason I'm thinking of going with them out this time. Any thoughts/suggestions?

 

If you get a chance could you post a pic of them on your truck?

 

They look similar to the old Rugged Terrain T/A. Personally I would not buy them. I’ve run the Rugged Terrain and KO2’s.

Get the Michelin LTX AT/2 instead.

 

I have them, which are quieter and much better in the snow/slush than the older ATII. I was not happy with how the C load KO2s handled the snow/slush.
I don’t buy tires for their appearance.

 

Good to know as I just bought a set of these. Just waiting for them to come in. I wanted to get another set of BFG's but no one carries them.
Interesting... I went through 3 sets of BFG A/T's with absolutely no issues what so ever.

 

Anyone have an update on how these look on your truck?

 

I’m liking the look of em! Haven’t hit any serious rain yet but I must say, they seem a little loud on the freeway though. Overall, I’m happy tho!

 

Toyo Open Country?
The thread is about the new BFG’s though lol

 

Right. I was just responding to what someone was talking about the Toyo’s. carry on..

 

Yeah I saw you talking about it previously. It was just that the person you quoted was asking about the BFG’s or at least I’m assuming lol

 

Hope this helps

 

Look solid! Thank you.

 

Are these real similar to the factory Goodyear Kevlar tires? That would be a good thing in my book. They ride phenomenal on the road.