Love these tires. I got 40,000 miles on my last set after beating them off road and on. I drive a Jeep JKU 2017 with a 3.5 Flex Suspension. I've pushed these tires through Mud, Rocks Obstacles and they always perform exceptional. Even had a 2 inch nails try to puncture these tires. I've never had a flat.

Great off road and in the snow as expected. But what most people don't know is that All Terrain and Mud Terrain are often terrible in the rain but the k02 disappoint. 3 sets so far on a two Tacomas and one 4x4 Sprinter.

2016 Ford F150 Purchased a new set of these in 2018 at 26,000 miles. Generally have them rotated when ever I think about it. Now eight years later, I am at 114,000+ miles; that is over 88,000 miles !!! I am told now that I should replace due to some 'dry rot' and 'chopping'. Tires still have tread but I do see some dry cracking in between the treads. I could not believe that is 88,000+ miles on this set. I don't keep much track of these things day to day. Tires have been perfect the whole time. They 'hum' a little on the highway but the traction is good and that is what I care about most. They turned out to be great tires for me. I recommend these tires.

I just purchased my 3rd set of KO2's I love them, the last set I had I got 55,000 miles out of them, I probably could have pushed it to 60,000. I will not put any other tires on my Jeep, I've never had a flat, the tires always perform great and I've never had any problem in the rain with them.

Replaced my Goodyear Wranglers, with BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO2s'. These tires went on my 95 Jeep Wrangler, the traction is comparable, the handling is close to the Wranglers' but not quite as good, the grip is as good. I have driven in the snow and they are not as stable as the Wranglers' on the snow, even in 4 wheel drive I felt more slippage in the BF Goodrich than the Wranglers.

The KO2 tires could be great. I like the look, don't mind the tread noise, enjoy them in the snow and dirt but as soon as it rains and the streets get wet, the tires totally lose traction. I am using 4 wheel drive in situations where you do not really need it because I need to get better stability. Have these tires on two vehicles and they seem to age OK. Hit about 60,000 miles for one set and one of the tires just gave in to the cold. I blame who installed the tires for that one because that tire always lost the most air in the winter and added to the ware. I am not sure how many miles you should get on these but warranty is 50,000 so guess they lasted longer than I realized. Just annoyed with the total blow out and needing spare.

I have owned and 4 sets of KO2s but my last set have been a nightmare :( after 10k miles and failing road force so bad the Hunter machine was maxing out I had enough and made BFG take them back. The truck has never really driven right since getting them on a year ago constant vibrations at highway speed. I had my differential randomly go out on me on the highway and I do no heavy towing I found it weird as it cracked the G80 housing. So after rebuilding and re gearing I took it in to have balance and discount informed me two tires were unsafe to continue on.

DANGEROUS TIRES. Major sidewall cracking defect on these tires!! I was excited when the truck I bought had them on it but excited no more…… pretty disappointed.

BFG All Terrain KO2 came on my new jeep rubican and now at 8k miles of all on road(gravel and highway) i had my first pucture under 1000 miles and just got my seccond rock punture in the tread. I have two other cars i drive regualary on the same roads with standard road radials and have never had a rock puncture. I will never buy these tires again and cannot recomendt them to anyone.

When new, they were okay in 1"-4" snow for a dually. On season 2, all 6 tires vibrate because they are all cupped on tread. They suck halfway into lifespan. Have always been wobbly. Sometimes drivers wheel felt like I was driving my sea ray. Why try ko3 when they robbed customers that paid for quality and didnt get it. Going back toMichelin.