• Radial Long Trail T/A®

    Truck Tires, Everyday Tires

    All Season TireAll Season Tire

    Tried and true all-season tire for popular SUVs.

    Benefits of BFGoodrich

    • Long on performance, long on mileage
      Dual-compound tread for improved grip in a long-lasting tire.
    • Designed for highway travel
      Minimal highway noise with excellent steering feel.

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  • BFGoodrich Radial Long Trail T/A® Tires
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    BFGoodrich Performance Ratings:

    • 7
    • 7
    • 5
    • 7
    • 6

    Average User Ratings:


    "I often tell my friends who drive trucks about my positive experience with your product and most now feel the same about them."

                                       — Charlie M.

    "I will definitely go back to this tire."

                                       — Paul N.

    "Ride is amazing, Handling is very acceptable, and, Noise is minimal...."

                                       — David C.

    "Great product with excellent service. Great job, thanks"

                                       — Donald K.

    "I bought my truck brand new and it has the original tires on it and the truck has 107,000 miles on it and still driving it and the tires are still good."

                                       — Lois H.

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Radial Long Trail T/A

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Standard Limited Warranty (All BFGoodrich® Tires)
All BFGoodrich® tires have a Standard Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, which covers defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original usable tread, or for 6 years from date of purchase, whichever occurs first. See warranty for details
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Radial Long Trail T/A
 
4.2

(based on 253 reviews)

94%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

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          • Wear-Life:
          • Excellent (123), Very good (86), Good (26), Average (8), Below average (6)
          • Fuel Efficiency:
          • Very good (111), Good (58), Excellent (50), Average (23), Below average (3)
          • Off-Road:
          • Very good (63), Excellent (47), Good (45), Average (27), Below average (7)
          • Braking:
          • Very good (102), Excellent (97), Good (38), Average (15)
          • Comfort:
          • Excellent (111), Very good (89), Good (37), Average (11), Below average (5)

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        4.0

        great on mileage

        By tc

        from USA

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              Comments about Radial Long Trail T/A:

              they came on my 2010 nissan frontier. i drive 30k+ a year on all kinds of roads & have put 82k on these tires. needless to say i will buy 4 more.

              • Wear-Life:
              • Excellent
              • Fuel Efficiency:
              • N/A
              • Off-Road:
              • Average
              • Braking:
              • N/A
              • Comfort:
              • Good

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              1.0

              NO GOOD

              By DB

              from USA

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                    Comments about Radial Long Trail T/A:

                    I HAVE HAD 2 OF THESE TIRES FOR 3 MONTHS- 3,000 MILES AND THEY ARE ALREADY STARTING TO WEAR- MARKEDLY. THERE IS NO WAY THEY WILL LAST 50,000 MILES, MY LAST SET- SAME BRAND AND STYLE LASTED ONLY 22,000 (BARELY 2 YEARS) BEFORE I WAS TOLD THEY NEEDED TO BE REPLACED AND NOW THESE 2 ARE LOOKING WORN AFTER 3000 MILES! I REGRET REPLACING THE OTHER 2 JUST A FEW DAYS AGO WITH THE SAME MODELS. FOR ALMOST $200 A TIRE THEY REALLY SHOULD LAST CLOSE TO 50000 MILES. THE ORIGINAL TIRES ON MY TAHOE LASTED CLOSE TO 75000- THEY WERE GOODYEAR TIRES! BUYER BEWARE! DO NOT GET THESE.

                    • Wear-Life:
                    • Below Average
                    • Fuel Efficiency:
                    • Average
                    • Off-Road:
                    • Below Average
                    • Braking:
                    • Average
                    • Comfort:
                    • Below Average

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                    5.0

                    Great tire and long lasting

                    By Jerboa

                    from USA

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                          Comments about Radial Long Trail T/A:

                          I have these in a size P245R16 on my 2004 Tacoma and they have lasted 55,000 miles. They are starting to dry rot now so I'll need a new set but were great for driving around PA-NJ-NY-CT on the highways and in any type of weather. They were also much quieter than the original P265 rugged tires and never wore out.

                          • Wear-Life:
                          • Excellent
                          • Fuel Efficiency:
                          • Very Good
                          • Off-Road:
                          • Good
                          • Braking:
                          • Excellent
                          • Comfort:
                          • Excellent

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                          Tech Specs Tires (4 part numbers)Back to Top

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                          part numbersTire Size, Load Index & Speed RatingMSRP $
                          (PER TIRE)
                          88357P265/70R16 111 T$186
                          94178P265/65R17 110 T$205
                          27971P265/60R18 109 T$205
                          91173P265/60R18 109 T$210
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                          OE CodeSidewallUTQG Treadwear, UTQG Traction, UTQG TempRim Width Range
                          (Min/Max)
                          Section Width on Measuring Rim WidthOverall Diameterrevs/miTread Depth
                          (in 32nds)
                          Max Load, Single
                          (lb @ PSI)
                          Tire Weight
                          NORWL440 B B7" - 9"10.6" on 8"30.6686112185@4435.8
                          NORWL440 B B7" - 9.5"10.5" on 8"30.4686112125@4435.9
                          NBSW440 B B7" - 9.5"10.7" on 8"30.568511.52065@4438.9
                          FORWL440 A B7" - 9.5"10.2" on 7.5"30.668511.52065@4437.5
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                            Knowing your tire size can help save time at the tire retailer. It also enables you to make an informed tire purchase.<br><br>You can find your vehicle's original equipment tire size in one of the following places:<br>1. On the tire placard located on the driver's door jamb <br>2. In your owners manual<br>3. On glove compartment door<br> 4. Inside the fuel hatch or trunk lid<br><br>You can also check your existing tire's designation on the sidewall. However, there is no guarantee that these are the original tire size unless they came on the vehicle new.<br><br><div><img src="/assets/bfg/system/images/contextual-help/R2-Size.png"></div>
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