Gave it 5 stars so more people would read this. The old T/A was best tire on the market. The new KO2 is made with softer rubber. Cuts the tread life in half. If its going on your daily driver you will get about 22,000 - 24,000 max tread life. The old T/A would get 45,000 to 50,000 or more....

Thought I found a great tire to replace stock on 2006 GMC Sierra crew 4x4 diesel. I enjoy music so hoped they would be quieter, nope. Got louder as they wore. Near done at 27k mi. Hoped for 40- 50k, nope. Bought for traction- mud and snow, nope. Couldn't get up a long driveway in Idaho towing a loaded trailer, and didn't handle well on a couple backpack trips, so moving on. Sorry BFG.

I bought mine March of 2019 and put them on my 2018 Ram 2500 diesel. I have almost 15,000 miles, all road miles, and they already need to be replaced. I have not towed or hauled anything heavy, have zero off road miles and had only one extended road trip from California to Idaho. I have rotated the tires every 5,000 miles. The wear is even and I have not had any issues I can think of that would have made them wear so quickly and the tires have not been abused. Other than tread life, I have not had any issues with the tires.

I just ordered my second set of these tires. I got 58,000 miles out of the first set and I love them. Great traction and pretty quiet. Now that they are getting pretty thin on tread, they make a little more noise. I expected that though I could probably get another 10,000 miles out of them, but I take my boys skiing so I want to have a fresh set for the winter.

I bought a used Ford Escape 2 years ago with these tires already on it. I've put 32,000 miles on it ( I drive over 50 miles each day to work). The backs ones still look like new. The front have some wear on them which is my fault for not getting an alignment. They were very good in the snow both winters. I get so many compliments on them. I am definitely planning to buy these when they need replaced.

It's time for a new set of All Terrains for my 2011 Tundra after 90,000 miles on the current set. If it wasn't winter I would run these tires a little longer because there is still some tread left, just not quite enough for snow. I drive on a lot of construction sites & have had nails & rebar tie wire stuck in them & haven't had a single flat. At 90,000 miles these tires don't owe me a thing. Can't wait for the new ones.

I bought a used set of 31 10.50 15 with minimal tread for my old 85 ranger mountain ride I have a long steep driveway no matter the amount of snow and ice I can crawl up my driveway no slip couldn't imagine what a new set would pull like highly recommend if u have the cash. Lol

I've only been running this tire for about a month, but so far the BFG A/T KO2 lives up to the reputation of the A/T KO. For the aggressiveness of the tread pattern the tire has very good street manners and is very quiet. It handles well on dirt/gravel roads. It does well in mud considering its not a "Mud" tire. They maintain traction well on wet roads. I haven't had the opportunity to try them in sand, but I'm confident they will do as well if not better than the old BFG A/T KOs. I really like more aggressive side wall pattern.

I have used these tires for numerous vehicles I have owned, three diesel trucks all towing 10,000-12,00 lbs tool trailer. along with off road adventures, and road trips. I rotate every 5000 miles. the wear is always even and last me 40,000 + miles. I recommend these tires to anyone need performance and wear and stability.

I have ran my Toyota 4Runners in Utah off road areas for over 20 years now. Never had a problem. My first 4Runner came with General tires. They lasted 3 miles on dirt roads. Went back to Moab Utah and bought 5 BF Goodrich’s K2’s. In all my desert travels (paved and dirt roads) which is over 300 thousand miles, my spare tires have never touched the ground. Going to put K2’s or K3 tires on my new 2024 4Runner this week. KC Jones