I work in farming/agriculture here in California and though we don’t get a whole lot of rain annually, when we do, it can be a challenge getting around the ranches. This is my 4th set of BFG AT and believe me, I have tried a lot of different brands over my 30 years. Put about 40,000 miles a year on my trucks (current is 2020 Chevrolet HD 2500 Diesel) and literally 1/2 is on farm where we sprinkler irrigate on clay loam soils where you can get stuck pretty easy if A. You don’t know how to drive in mud or B. You don’t have tires that “clean out”. I’ve run Coopers, Good Year wrangler MT and AT, Bridgestone, Michelin and the list goes on. Others we’re good tires but there is always the trade off between how they wear, noise, clean out mud, life etc. Last set was BFG MT which I never had to worry about getting stuck but between the road noise, ride, cupping and having to replace at 30,000 miles due all the above I came back to the BFG AT KO2 just last month. I can get 60,000+ miles easy out of a set even on my 3/4 ton as long as I rotate. I recommend on bigger trucks to rotate every 5,000 miles as the tire shop honors the free rotation and they are the ones that got me to do that and they’re not even listed on Website and they sell more of these than anyone in a 200 mile radius I’d bet money as Ag is huge and there are 1,000’s of company 4x4’s used every day here. BTW I also run the KO2 on my Jeep Rubicon in 35”. They are expensive tires, especially lately due the pandemic, but all tires are, but they’re quiet and smooth on road and aggressive off road and I literally get about 25% more miles out of them than the others. NO BRAINER

I love these tires and rotate them every 5k or so. Was looking at them today and noticed dry rot by the bead on all 4 tires. This concerns me since I likely have another season worth of tread left. Tires are about4 years old. Guess I need to see what discount tire has to say. Hoping the warranty will cover a portion of the replacement.

The stock tires handled good but offered no traction off road. I went to discount tire and they recommended the BFG KO2 in (E) load rating. They said it would be a little heavier but would ride a lot better. I got 275/65/18 and they road force balanced the tires. They also checked the run out on the tires and they where .009 which is amazingly good they told me. The 80psi max load tires where aired up to 46psi cold installed on I was on my way. I have to say these are the best riding tires I have ever owned in an AT. I have owned every other brand of tire and the BFG KO2 are by far the best. Now I have only had this tires a short time but the way these tires handle & ride I am already a huge fan. You get what you pay for and these tires are worth it.

Previously had these tires on a different truck and they were decent off road. Was hoping to get some new BFGs for my Land Rover LR4 however BF Goodrich doesn't offer a single tire in the size that comes stock or even plus sizes that can fit on the vehicle. I've searched for 255/55 R19, 255/60 R19, 265/55 R19, 275/55 R19, etc. According to BFG's website they don't offer any tires in these sizes. There are a lot of SUVs with 19" rims from Audi, Mercedes, Land Rover, BMW, Toyota, Lexus, etc. It wouldn't hurt to offer at least one of all terrain tire in the specs that would fit these vehicles.

I am a BFGoodrich loyalist. I have had 4 sets of All terrain KO's on my truck each set lasting at least 75,000 miles. I have 390,000 miles on my F350. I have just purchased my fifth set of All terrains this set being the KO2s and I am not happy with them. They have had a balance issue since the beginning and since have had two replaced because they were out of specs. The important aspects of a tire to me is performance, longevity and smoothness all characteristics of BFG's I have had in the past. The KO2's don't live up to this. I would go back to KO's if they didn't stop making them in the size that I need. Please get this resolved!! Your tires used to be great!!!

Over the years I've owned 6 sets of bfg all-treains and the new T/A KO2 are the best yet. I can go places in 2 wheel drive where my friends cant in 4 wheel drive but the tries are also just as at home doing 75 down the interstate. Im running a set of 275/65/r18 on a 2013 chevy and i will put them back on the truck. The only down side is i lost about 1.5 mpg but for what they do ill live with that.

Initial impression. 37x12.5x20 Just installed on lifted 2024 AT4 2500 HD L5P 4wd. Very quiet on the road. Currently experiencing strong wheel feedback. My initial thought was balance however, I am leaving more towards the need for a steering stabilizer. This are big heavy tires. The suspension must be tight. Very tight. Stay tuned for updates.

I am getting new set of 33x12.5x15 BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 today to be put on my 1997 Tacoma with3"body lift.the set I have on my truck now is BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO 33x12.5x15 , Friday oct 30 eill be 8 years since I bought this set and I put 84000miles,yes 84000 miles on this set,I had my truck for 17 years and this is the 3rd set of tires I will put on it

I have been buying BFG AT's since 1979. Air adjusted for conditions and load every month, YES every month. I have never received less than 100K miles. My current tires are set at 45 psi all around for my 900 pound hitch weight and 10,000 pound trailer. that will be going 4000 miles 5 times this year

Bought these tires 4 years ago. Put 70,000 miles on these things. The tread outlived the rubber, only had to replace them now because I live in a stupid hot climate and found some signs of dry rot on them. I had them rotated every 3,000 miles and they did not disappoint. Held up great in rain and through mud. Quiet on the highway. Overall- worth it enough I just put a new set on today!