I believe my wife's 4Runner had Nitto'a on them when we were bought it. I wasn't thrilled as I have had nothing but bad experience with them on every truck I have tried thr Terra grapplers on. But we bought it with 40K miles as we got just over 100K miles before I changed the tires. Slight life and 33".
I found some dude a few years ago listing a set of 33" BFG's desperate because he bought them on tire rack and then a few days later blew the transmission on his daily, and needed fast money to fix that. Bought all 4 off him for $700 brand new. They sat for a year in my garage before I installed them. Her younger brother worked st a discount tire at the time so I didn't pay anything to have them mount and balanced.
They have been on for around 15K ish and they still look kind of mew. Very impressed. Not loud. Have had a few times where the weights didn't stick to the wheel and it's been bumpy but nothing else.
I had a new set of 35" BFG's I got probably around the same time for my F350. 2 split badly within like 2K miles and I got 2 brand new ones from discount free and just had to buy 2 new certs. Original 2 had about 12K and these new ones had about 5K when my truck just got totalled. Still looked good and no problems.

I always recommend BFG's. Most people aren't offloading their vehicles I know so for a tore that will perform well on the road and a little off, the BFG's are the best all around value in my opinion.

FYI: BFG tires are actually made by Michelin. BFGoodrich - Wikipedia

Michelin owns BF Goodrich but the tires are still made under the BF Goodrich name in America, I believe in the Alabama plant.

That being said, were you leading up to say something else and your comment got cut off? Seemed kind of random.

I like them for the most part. Just not on wet roads.