I have purchased 6 sets of Goodrich KO's over the years and have a set on my 2014 Xterra and 2009 Hummer H3T. I've always had great results with these tires. However the new style KO2's have negatively affected my mileage by 1 to 2 miles per gallon.

Mounted on a 3500 cummins. Rotated every 7000 miles, tires are at 33,000 miles currently. Two of the four tires are wearing extremely fast. I ordered these as one of the first people in my area. First, only two tires were delivered unfortunately, and the shop mounted them. These two tires have >50% tread still. 2 weeks later, the other tires came in, brought the truck back in, and now those tires have worn very fast (almost no tread left). Tires have been rotated carefully (too pricey not to!) but I can't stop the 2 from wearing quickly. It seems to me there are inconsistencies in the manufacturing process that need to be figured out. I've had alignment checked, but the truck is sound. Besides that, they work great offroad, and in snow/ice

I also forgot to mention on my first review, that my truck is not lifted. I am running air bags in the rear only to help with leveling the truck when the trailer is attached. I noticed that odometer/speedometer, stock from Ford, were off a little. So after plowing through the stock Conti's at 275/70R18 (50,000 miles), that's when I upgraded to the ALL-TERRAIN T/A KO and eventually the ALL-TERRAIN T/A KO 2 at 305/65R18. This not only corrected the odometer/speedometer, but also gave me a more confident ride.

Bought these last spring and love the look of them! Quiet on the highway and did not see a noticeable difference in gas mileage. Had a record snow for this date in Minnesota and they worked awesome. Much better traction than the OEM tires I had on my ‘16 4Runner.

I've been using bfgoodrich all terrain T/A's for close to 30 years on all my trucks and love them. This is my second set of KO 2's and I find them quiet and have better snow traction than the original KO's. I've got 55,000 miles on this second set and still they are not down to the wear indicators. They are running smooth and fairly quiet for the amount of wear on them. I'll be purchasing a third in the near future. I'm surprised at some of the bad reviews here. Generally at tire sites I find these to be the highest rated. I've had nothing but good luck and good experience with them.

I have them over 44k this set on my f150. I live near Detroit area. I love how good they handle on the winter. Great for any trip or adventure. My first set was in Jeep Greand Cherokee that tires last up to 80k miles. Hard to avoid this tires after 120k miles without any issue.

I have waited a little over a year for my other tires to finally wear out so I could finally buy the tires I have wanted for a while, the BFG KO's. It is now at the 16th of December , I have had them about 2 weeks and 2K miles later and all I can say is that these tires are awesome. I actually believe I am getting better gas mileage with them than other tires I have had on this truck or my other truck. I bought these tires because they have more tread than others and I drive a lot. Yes they are a more aggressive tire but now I can feel that my tires are actually on the ground. I am running them at 45lbs Today alone I put another 280 miles on my truck and used only about 3/8 of a tank of gas. This is rural areas of stop and go, speed limits of 35,45, and 55 and 70+ of highway driving. I love these tires. Even though I am not use to having such an aggressive tire , there is a big difference in the handling and its just something I will have to get use to. And from what I understand these will last me for awhile. All it has to do now is snow...4 wheeling and drifting ..cant wait.

Had tires put on my Ford F150 FX4 same day got 10in of snow and I was lucky I had got them in time! They did great in the snow! They ride great and the comfort of my truck didn't change which was a good thing also they're a quiet ride to be AT tires. Look Awesome too!! Only done a little off roading so far didn't have any trouble.

Great looking tire for an 'urban cowboy' like me, but I still like to have the 'real deal' ; no 'fake' tires for me on my 2017 Jeep Wrangler ! Replacing my Mickey Thompson ATZ's that finally wore out. These look way tougher, and probably are in fact. Yet they are as quiet . Sidewalls are a bit firmer which is a good thing with my new 1.75 in lift so no swaying at all. No squirming either with this tread pattern, Looking forward to some snow up here in Toronto, Canada Only complaint is that they are or at least look smaller for their size. Not sure how that is possible as a spec is supposed to be a spec. My dealer told me to expect that and I did see it in the blogs, so I should not have been surprised.

It's obvious that most of these 1 star ratings are people who never rotate their tires or get proper alignments. Each tire is over 20 lbs more than stock and i have no problems with power, even with my 4 banger. In town mpg have been the same. On the highway its barely noticable, maybe 1 mpg less. Off roading is where you really notice your money's worth. If you spend a majority of your time on pavement but want something capable off road these tires are it. A little bit more noisy but A LOT quieter than mudders. Did I mention they look great? I can't wait to get these on snow. My only complaint is that I wish they made it in the 225/70/17 Like the older ko's or in 235/65/17 Like Hankook's and some others all terrain tire. Expensive, yes, but worth every penny.