I know that 50.000miles (80.000km) warranties aren't unusual in the US.
Over here I would be happy to get that mileage out of them.
20.000 miles or 30.000miles if you drive like a grandma are the usual mileage.
Those tires must have a real hard compound like the old BFG's had to reach that goal?
A hard stiff tire isn't funny to drive during rain.

 

I put them on my truck about a month ago.. I love em so far.. They kick *** in the snow here in the winter, and run SMOOTH.
Scott

 

We put these Firestone AT's on a Jeep and they are great on it in the mud snow and rain.

 

im looking at buying a set but i do haul trucks and trailers to a off road park and do driving out in the field, will they do good for that kind of stuff or will i sink and just keep digging?

 

I've never been stuck anywhere in mine, I love them. I just priced them for Goldie today, she needs new treadz

 

I just put a set of 325/65/18 E on my pickup yesterday, glad to see this post and hear they are allright tires. I had to do some shopping to find wheels (18x9) that wouldn't rub. my truck isn't lifted

 

good damn tires in my opinion

 

I've got about 3k miles on these tires so far, and really love em! I am happy with them. Almost NO wear shown on them, and they are still smooth as can be!
Scott

 

as far as i know there is no 50k warranty on the E/10ply tires. atleast there wasn't when i got mine 4or5 mouths ago. i put my 285 70 17's on the back of my work truck. put a 1/2" spacer in but i don't think its going to be enough. i think they will rub when i'm loaded heavy. i might just keep them for the front. bfg just came out with a 255 80 17 m/t should work great on the duelys. its 33x10x17 E 10 ply