i have a set of bf ko2's on my pick up,, and so far with a mix of dirt and tarmac iv gotten 50k miles on a set and iv still got 5mm of tred left, bfgoodrich you have a solid supporter here

Sidewall cracks. I'm seeing threads coming through the side walls on my tires too. It's a 2022 Jeep Wrangler with 7300 miles. Worried too about blow out.

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.

Bought these tires a year and eight months ago I had 154,240 miles when I got them put on today I am at 224,343. That’s 70,000+ miles on oilfield lease roads 50% and 50% highway miles

I’m at 55,000 there is still tread but feeling the vibration as it is getting into the secondary tread. It’s been a great tire and looks awesome on my f150. They handle the rain real well in Florida.

I as a usual rule have never been in a situation where I would be skeptical about going places that I had to worry about getting stuck in a ditch or a rut !!!!

I have ran these previously and by far the best snow tire I have ever tried. Going to dump my Michelins at 30K to get ready for winter in November. New car tires wish we had a choice.

I've had the same set of K02's on my Jeep Wrangler for 7 years, buying another set now. I also put them on my Ram 2500, and recently bought them again for my new Ram 3500. Awesome in snow, they last, tough and tough looking.

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.

Love the new KO2's! A fantastic upgrade from the Rugged Trails my Tundra came with from the factory. Quiet ride and great traction, couldn't ask for much more.