The tire width is smaller than what is printed on the tire. My 2014 gmc stock 20 " tire, 275/55/20, is clearly wider than the 285/65/20 ko2 set that I just purchased. Not happy at all. almost 2 grand

I bought my Toyota 4-Runner in August 2019 and put BF Goodrich All-Terrain KO2's on. I have over 75k miles on these tires with lots of tread left. I will be buying these tires again!!

I've put these tires through all kinds of terrain; Mud, sand, large river rock, gravel, crawled over large slick wet boulders, and yes on the highway at high speeds. You definitely get your money's worth with these tires.

As others have stated, I'm very disappointed with the treadlife of the K02's. I have 28,000 on my Ram 2500 and I'm looking for another set of tires. I can say with confidence that it won't be more of the K02's.

I’ve got less than 23,000 miles and they are almost slick. Have had these in the past and always had good luck. These will be my last set of BF Goodrich tires.

My first set of KO2's lasted 102,000 miles! I just replaced them a few months ago. I thought the tread wasn't as deep, and now, I'm sure these tires aren't as good as my first ones. Something changed. I'm not happy at all.

I have 45k on my set of 275 60r20's and they are still going. I only had to plug one in 3 tears. I will be ordering another set in 275 65r20 very soon.

Had a set on my 2019 Ram 1500, 44k miles and still holding about half the tread depth. Planning to replace the Geolandars on my Tundra with a set soon.

My buddy and I both have F350 pickups. He has the OEM Michelin tires and I have a set of these (with 35k rough miles on them). He was stuck in his driveway after 5 inches of snow. I on the other hand hardly noticed! He will be purchasing a set ASAP!

I bought five tires, Two sizes bigger than stock two years ago and you can hardly tell there is any tread loss. They ride nice and Have been very durable. I’ve had them off-road on dirt and rock and I’ve never had a puncture. Great tire.