As others have stated, I'm very disappointed with the treadlife of the K02's. I have 28,000 on my Ram 2500 and I'm looking for another set of tires. I can say with confidence that it won't be more of the K02's.

Tires do well at not hydroplaning, but their wet traction is subpar. In addition, they require frequent rebalancing. I rotate my tires every 5K miles and at least two of them will require rebalancing to prevent/eliminate vibration issues.

I replaced my factory tires with these bad boys on my 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD crew cab LB LTZ at 60,000 miles. I have 140,000 miles on my truck now. looks like I will be replacing them soon. Never had a problem

THE TIRES RUN GREAT, HIGHSPEEDS 100 PLUS OFFROAD HOLD UP LIKE A CHAMP. ON STREET DRIVING NO SHAKES OR VIBRATION FOR 35/1250/17. LOW NOISE. GRIP WELL ON SAND AND OFF ROAD DRIVING.

They are a good tire but they they do not last long at all. I might have gotten 28k out of them. Expensive for the longevity. They are grippy and quiet but soft.

loved the KO1's. Had 4 sets, now time to buy new set for my 20" wheels and cant get RWL? That was one of the best features was how good it looked when they were clean. Hope they fix this soon!

I have almost 70k miles of highway and dirt road combine. Tires have lasted very well and I have a good 15k left on them. I rotate every other oil change and they have worn well.

Bought a set of four. I loved the aggressive look but they won’t balance properly. I’ve tried to have them balanced 3 seperate times but they still aren’t right. All in all, I’m very unsatisfied

Mostly on road in my 130 Defender, 25% towing. I have had two sets on, 60,000 miles a set ! No punctures ! More than capable on any surface I encountered . Just going for a third set !

These are the best all terrain tire on the market! As long as they are on a jeep, 1/2ton, mid size or smaller. Not the right application for a heavy 3/4ton or bigger unless you can afford to replace them yearly.