BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 UTV

Not durable

Biught these 5 months ago and had them installed on some beadlocks for our 2021 Rzr turbo S4. Been on 3 easy trips, 1 sidewall tear in happyjack AZ and another in Flornce AZ. All i can say they look good, but similar to the stock ITP Coyote's. You would be amazed on how thin the sidewalls are. I can't rely on these at all. Never again, and I won't recommend these to anyone. We don't ride hard at all and keep them at 18-20 psi.im not saying BFG's are bad, just these are not what you want for reliability. Now I have to pay for the ITP's to be removed from the stock wheels and mounted on the beadlocks. I had the stock wheels for 1.5 years, 10 trips, no problems.

Love them but….

Have had the KM3’s in 32”x10”x15” on my Honda Talon for 650 miles and have used them in multiple different terrains such as the rough and rocky mountain roads of the San Juan’s and the slick rock of Moab and the clay deserts of western Colorado and am amazed at the traction and performance. Wear is what I would expect from a tire with the gripping ability these have, more wear then I like but the grip is worth it. Also appreciate that the tire comes in the odd 15” size that Honda has adopted. But, I am disappointed in the strength of the sidewall since there is so much build up about their strength and puncture proof. I punctured a hole in the sidewall while riding in the desert last weekend and while I was definitely not driving on them nicely, I was surprised at how easily they where punctured even under a lighter 2 seat talon. Not a deal breaker, especially since I still have 4 fully functioning tires on the rig. I either replace all or one. But it does make me question all the boasting about the prevention of splitting and puncturing.

Disappointing Sidewall durabilty

Bought these with high expectations based on the description - but have been very disappointed with the sidewalls. Ran Stock tires for 4 years without issue, and have had sidewall slices in 2 different tires on the first 2 rides out this season. Sidewalls do not appear to be very thick or durable. These are the same trails/terrain I have driven over for 4 years in my Talon 1000X. No more faith in them on the trails. They rode nice on the road, and look good, but I can't trust them any longer.

250 miles on these tires size 32x10x14 on my 21 Polaris General XP. Overall first impressions are they're quiet, grip well, and seem great for trail usage. 2 stars for durability, went riding with a group of people and ended up with a hole in the sidewall whereas nobody else has ever had an issue with tires (me included) on these same trails. I hope this isn't a trend of things to come with these as I'm reading other reviews of the same issues.

Severely disappointed

I picked up these tires for our family SxS, in hopes they would last several years. I read reviews about the sidewall complaints, but assumed they were in severely rocky areas. Well, fricken less than a month in, get a flat. Right where the tread meets the sidewall. I have small children, so we keep it on backroads and smooth trails. I have been running these trails my entire life, 10’s of thousands of miles, on run of the mill or stock tires. This was the first flat tire I have ever got. I would have expected it out of the $80 tires I have ran, but not these. The worst park my family and I were stranded and had to call for backup. Could it be the perfect situation, maybe, but I’m not convinced. With small children I expected a superior product that was durable, now I second guess my purchase. I hate to even write this, but they weren’t cheap. I should have ran ITP mud lites, the have never left me stranded.