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Originally Posted by VagabondLove
I have the opposite experience with my KO2 tires. They started cupping at 10K miles (suspension is AOK) and they are wearing so quickly at 25K miles. I honestly can't wait until I replace them. Although I am not sure with what, I have always had great experiences with Michelin, regardless the cost. When I had a blowout on my 2014 F350DRW Rugged Trail T/A front tire while towing the 18Klb Montana, the damage caused by the blowout more than exceeded the differential cost of the Michelins. I was extremely glad that we were in the middle of nowhere Wyoming when the blowout occurred so I did not take out any other vehicles as the rig swerved into the oncoming traffic lane while spewing rubber and steel all over the road.
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BF Goodrich tires have been made by Michelin since 1988. I have always assumed Michelin treated it as a premium line like their own named tires. I'm hoping your case is one of the rare instances that can happen to any tire and not a systemic issue.
I've run dozens of different BF Goodrich tires over the years and the only bad wear I had was 35" Mud T/A tires on my Suburban that I would drive like a sports car, so clearly a user issue. Have had plenty of other brands wear poorly too from normal driving.