BF Goodrich TAKO, how good?

I replaced my Tundra's stock BFGs with Michelin Cross Terrain and am very happy. The BFGs had plenty of tread in the middle, but extreme cupping at the edges... alignment was not the issue, balance was.

--- Rich

I ran them on my previous truck with no complaints and I imagine I'll put them on my current truck when the current set of cheapies run out.

We've had the BFG TAKO's on our 4Runner for about a year now. The tread wear is fine, no cupping, in fact they pretty much look new. We do about 80% street driving (in town and highway, evenly) and 20% rough road/winter snow and ice driving. We check the pressure frequently, tires are well balanced,and our alignment is good too apparently. (I just realized in the 4 years we've had this truck, it hasn't had an alignment at all... weird.)

It handles better on the snow than the no-name tires the dealer put on it (which were decent tires, actually.) Haven't taken it on any serious off road use as it is my primary vehicle and I don't want to chance it. It handles wet roads nicely, when we have them here.

We're definitely buying these tires again.

Dee

I'm sure the X Terrains are excellent tires - hence the popularity of it, but it looks like a winter tire, to me. Personally, I'd go with the more-aggressive tread design =DF=83Goodrich.

Michelin's =3D cross-over Suv's

BFG's =3D Trucks/real Suv's

To me, it's al in the sound. If it doesn't go RRRRRRR down the road, it's not a real tire. :)