Very pleased with these tires. I bought them for my Chevy Colorado 3years ago. They were superior in the snow in Pennsylvania winters. Rarely had to use four wheel drive. When I sold the truck, after 40,000 miles of wear, they still had half tread depth.

I have owned the original TKO and was a very satisfied customer until the new TKO2 was installed in Jan16. At first they were great in the snow and on the road but at 1800 miles they were vibrating pretty bad, dealer re-balanced, so no big deal I figured the roads were rough any thing is possible. over the next 8200hwy miles /6 months these tires have been re-balanced 7 times and tread wear is down over 40%. Dealer says at this rate by Nov. tires will be bald which should be roughly 20k by NOV! OUCH! Since the purchase these tires have created a bad pull especially upon braking and they are vibrating most of the time even after having road force balanced but I tried to deal with it. I have had the truck to 3 alignment shops and the truck has nothing out of spec. The brake shop found nothing wrong with the brakes. The tires aren't cupping but only wearing smoothly and evenly on front and rear. These tires are not near the quality that they used to have the reputation for. The older version on the same truck went 72k hwy/city and still had tread left but if I would have kept the newer version I would have had to buy all 4 tires at-least 3 times in order to achieve the miles on the older TKO set. That was pretty sickening looking at the cost of the future tire cost at that rate! I purchased 4 new Michelin's and so far after 2k they don't need balanced, no road noise, truck has no pull what so ever LOL I can let go of the wheel and the truck tracks straight! Its amazing all the troubles that these tires created! I took TKO2 tires back to the dealer and they contacted BFG. BFG purchased tires back at original purchase price so I can NOT complain about the customer service! BFG stood behind the product without question so hopefully BFG gets the problem fixed so I can have confidence in the tires again! I wouldn't recommend the TKO2 but would recommend BFG line which is owned by Michelin tire. The truck is a 2012 F350 diesel 4X4 crew cab short bed.

i am a landscaper and snow removal company and I Bought these tires November of 17 and went all winter in them. great in snow in temperatures 40 and below to -5. then when April came around and it hit 65+ i chewed through the tires in a month. May 1st 2018 I had 11,254 miles on them and they were bald. Very Disappointed in them. went back to the All terrain T/A and get 35,000 plus miles based on towing 5/6 days a week.

Overall dry driving, sand dunes, camping and very snowy roads. Positively the best tires I've ever owned. Used them on my 2005 F-150 and preformed unbelievably well. I was afraid they would be to noisy on the interstate but I was very wrong, smooth and quite. And when I needed the traction in snow and sand well what can I say, these tires are the beast. Was heartbroken when I traded in my old Ford for a new one. Guess what my first purchase will be on this new Ford, yup a set of BF All Terrain K02's, can't wait.

My 2017 Tacoma came with these tires, I love them. I bought it with 32K miles on it, they said they replaced the tires around 30K miles. I had to get new ones around maybe 65-70K miles and they are definitely the best tires I've ever had and driven with. I personally like the noise they make on the roads, they aren't too loud but they aren't silent either. I get decent gas millage with 17" rims and these tires on them. I want to eventually upgrade to 20" in the future and would buy these again. These tires do pretty good in the snow too, whoever says they don't probably can't drive in the snow... When the tread gets low though, these tires aren't that great in any wet conditions... but that's when you know to get new ones! I see a lot of bias reviews cause people probably don't have the right PSI or drive like idiots... So here's my honest opinion :) Great tires, a bit pricey, but well worth the money.

After a lot of online research and in-person discussion, I selected this tire for my 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe with 20" wheels. I'm amazed at not only the performance in all types of road conditions (heavy rain/water, snow, ice, and mud), but also how little wear has occurred, especially after nailing some serious potholes at full highway speeds. Road noise is very low. My driving is about 70 highway/30 local and after 20K miles in 14 months with regular rotation and balancing every 5K miles I'm guessing I'll get the full mileage rating for these tires. Worth every penny; customer for life.

I've been a huge fan and using the all terrain bfgoodrich TA tires for many years on all my trucks and was happy But now it seems with the new redesign of the tire the rubber wears out around 4-5000 miles and don't balance very well I am very disappointed with this tire right now and I am considering changing brands because it's becoming hard to stay out of the tire shop. The tire shops want to wash there hands of these tires.

Have had koa circle D hard rubber for hot weather and have driven almost 60000 miles  They just don’t wear out. Balance and rotate regularly. Keeping front suspension rubber bushings in new Very quiet on highway. Not great in deep snow but that’s why I have 2009 hummer h3 front and rear locker.  The jeep killer model.

I've been to multiple off-road parks, up mountain hunting trails, in mud pits and spent 2 winters on these tires now. They haven't let me down once. In everything I've tried the only thing that stopped me was a motor malfunction, these tires always found traction and kept me moving. I have roughly 20k miles on them now and they still have at least 2/3 of their life left. Unless your truck is electric, you won't hear them on road either, they are quiet even after beginning to wear. For on road/off-road mix, I wouldn't buy another tire.

I tried General Grabber AT3’s and Goodyear Wrangler Adventure AT w/Kevlar. Both vibrates horribly. Goodyear allowed me to return them after the warranty replacements were even worse. I’ve not been able to afford a set of KO2’s until now but wow, I have been missing out. These things are quiet, ride silky smooth in at all speeds, and my fuel mileage has gone up almost 2 mpg since having them installed. No other changes. I’m confused by this because these tires actually weigh a couple of pounds more (each) than the Wranglers. But, I’ll take it. I am hopeful with diligent rotations and alignment maintenance these things will last a long time on our 04 F250 SD.