The BFG All-Terrain T/A has always been my favorite AT tire. Have used the on a Datsun pickup, a Jeep Wrangler, a Jeep Cherokee, and currently have the new K02 on my GMC K1500 Suburban. Have tried lesser quality/less expensive tires, but always end up coming back to these.

I purchased 4 KO2's for my 2000 Toyota Tundra. They ride great, are not noisy, and are good in the mud. Since we haven't had any snow yet in western PA, I haven't had a chance to play in it. I love these tires and will be purchasing a set for my 2013 Toyota Tundra after the 2016 summer. They look good, are aggressive, ride and handle well on and off road. They will be the only tires I run on my trucks. My neighbor Dave just ordered a set for his Ford based on all the positive reviews, looks and performance of these tires. Get a set you won't be disappointed. Don't forget to replace your old valve stems with high pressure ones. 80 PSI.

I got these about 2 years ago after a nail at a construction site got in my stock tacoma Tires. Every one says to get these on tacoma pages. So these are my 1st AT tires. So far i love them, they look great, they barely added road noise and they have handled mud and sand like a breeze. The handled the snowmageddon of Texas 2021 with ease. I would highly recommend these tires.

I have owned several sets of BFG All Terrain tires over the years and was excited when I saw this new design, especially the side wall tread design. Unfortunately, I am extremely disappointed with the tread life. After 20 K, I am left with very low tread life, and not at all what I need for an all terrain tire. When newer, they were great in snow and light mud applications. Don't know if I got a bad set or what. I purchased them as soon as my dealer could get them after release. The Duramax I put them on is heavier then a lot of vehicles, but there was no warning against that and they should be good for a 3/4 ton truck. Won't be buying again

Bought these to replace original tires that are no longer in production. After a lot of searching (and reading reviews) I decided to get these All-Terrain T/A KO2. Glad I did. They have a very aggressive tread but give a very smooth and quiet ride, not like some of the other brands aggressive tires that I hear coming long before the vehicle passes me. These hug the road in dry and wet weather. Waiting to test them in the winter. I would recommend these to everyone.

Bought these for my '08 f150 4x4 for regular city use and off roading during deer season. They look great, are quiet (not sure what was wrong with the negative sound people), and handle amazing. They grab everything and grip it like a monkey on a banana. I will update this post after I test them out next weekend deer hunting.

I have always have run TA KO's on my Jeeps for over 35 years. Currently on my '75 CJ5 and original owner '78 CJ7. Put the KO2's on my 4Runner. Could not be more pleased. Currently have 30k miles on them and had 11/32' at service. They are great tires off-road, rain, snow, and mud. They perform excellent on everything so far. It's all about tire pressure and your driving ability/habits.

Newly installed with less than 100 miles driven. Jeep Wrangler Sport 2012. Good ride and tire seems to take road impact better than stock Goodyear SO. I think a tad less noise than the stock Goodyear SO which really surprised me. Treat designed with dissimilar blocks seems to be the key for less noise. I will be back after more miles.

I shopped carefully for the right tire. I do a lot of off-roading in all kinds of terrain, from rock crawling, dirt, gravel, snow, and mud (though I try to avoid deep mud). These tires have been excellent off road and on. Obviously, if you're looking for a dedicated mud tire, you can do better elsewhere. But if you tackle a bit of everything and you don't want tires that are loud on the highway, these are for you. They aren't any louder than the stock street-biased tires that came on the Jeep. I have been extremely pleased with them and would definitely buy again.

I put these tires on my about JKU 2 years ago after doing much research and seeing the tires at the Bantam Jeep Festival. After speaking with the BF Goodrich reps there, I was certain that I wanted to give them a try. I have 18" stock wheels on my 2011 Sahara and I went the stock size tire 255x70x18. They look awesome mounted on my Jeep. They are much heftier than the stock tires and perform great in all types of weather conditions on and off road. The mpg took a little hit (1-2 mpg) because of the extra grip and weight I guess, but it is well worth it for the performance I got in return. Next time around, I'll probably go with a larger tire size and definitely stay with the KO-2's.