BFG A/T KO's got 112,000 miles of use, never a flat

[texas4rnr]

Pushed these beyond proper replacement time but never ever had one problem with them. Lasted from 78,000 to 190,000. Expensive but worth every single dollar. Wouldn't even consider Revo's these days.

 

[TNRunner99]

Not surprised, I don't even know how many miles are on my set. I need to dig out my paper work on them and see the mileage when they were installed. BFG really does make a great tire.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

I guess that's impressive but how long were they on the truck as most of the BFGs I'd seen that wear like rocks also drive like your on rocks.

 

[texas4rnr]

They were purchased new for the 4Runner. 112,000 miles on the 4runner. Mostly city highway for the last 60,000 since we've moved to Dallas area.

 

[JB.]

Pushed these beyond proper replacement time but never ever had one problem with them. Lasted from 78,000 to 190,000. Expensive but worth every single dollar. Wouldn't even consider Revo's these days.

I had BFGs and liked them.

My current set of Revo 2s seem to be at least the BFGs equal in tread life, though, but I have them in LT (like BFG). P-metric Revos, if that's what you were referencing, wouldn't last as long.

 

[TNRunner99]

most of the BFGs I'd seen that wear like rocks also drive like your on rocks.

I've noticed mine riding a little rougher with the age. But it's only been recently. And for how long they have lasted, I can't complain. I'm saving for new/bigger tires now.