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 am very dissapointed by the LACK of KO2 performance. The KO would last around 40k driving miles. I purchased my first and last set of KO2 on April 01 2016 ( no not an April fools joke) and yes the jokes on me. Truck had 31,458 miles on the truck. As of today 1 year 2 months later an a whopping 12,300 miles later I am being told that my tires are nearly work and need to be replaced. I am VERY dissapointed. Don't be a fool buy a different tire. No I don't off road. I live in a snowy area and I only tow light loads a few times a year. These tires simply do NOT perform!!!!!

My son highly recommended these tires to me because of his history with them on his Isuzu Trooper. I put them on my Jeep Cherokee Trail-Rated Trailhawk 6 years ago. 23,000 miles on them now and I could not be more pleased with them! The tread is still almost like new. At least 10,000 of those miles have been off-pavement, and probably 2,500 miles on rough, rocky, sometimes steep backroads and trails, as I am an enthusiastic off-roader living in a central Idaho town surrounded by mountains. The traction is awesome in snow and mud, and the tougher sidewalls have been a real boon over sharp rocky trails. I have NEVER yet had a single flat!! They are also completely quiet and smooth on-highway for me. I thoroughly and enthusiastically endorse these tires! I will certainly buy them again if this set ever wears out, lol.

I bought these All Terrain KO2 tires in 315-75-16 for my 04 Ford F250 4x4 CCLB. They seem to be wearing pretty well so far (8000 miles) but the road noise is terrible. I have ran Micky Thompson MTZs that were much quieter and even BFG Mud Terrains were not much if any louder. Unless these tires last the 50,000 miles they are supposed to I will most likely choose a different tire next time.

I had a set of KO's and ran them what seams like 100,000K. Liked them so much i bought this set of KO2's because the KO was unavailable. I have had these tires balanced about 10 times. They will shake the heck out of you, like having an aggressive mud grip with a rim half full of mud. The "improvements" ruined what was a good tire.

These tires have gone way further than I expected they would. I bought my '04 4Runner in the summer of 2019 and it's now fall 2021, and it had these tires on it already. I don't remember whether they were brand new or not, but I know they had a lot of tread on them. I've taken these tires from Northern California up to Oregon, down to San Diego and back to Northern California, to Texas and back to Northern California, back to Texas again and then on to New England and drive them daily. Tens of thousands of road miles on them as well as hundreds of miles off-road through moderately rough, rocky terrain. I've been pretty careful to have them rotated and balanced somewhat regularly. They've simply never ever given me any trouble, and one of the most shocking things to me is they hold air like no tire I've ever seen before. I check them often and I really don't ever remember having to add anything except for a couple pounds, and that was only once or twice! I've probably put about 50,000 plus on them and they still have just enough tread to still be legal, but I just scheduled with a tire shop to put on another pair of them. There is literally nothing negative about my experience with them. I'm sold on 'em for as long as I keep my 4Runner. I've never seen a more solid tire.

Installed these a month ago after I got a flat in the middle of a national park with the stock tires on my AT4. I am much more confident with these and they look better. Last week I forgot to put it in 4WD and made it up a very steep gravel hill from a stop with no slipping. These tires are exactly what you need if you do any off-road driving. Still quiet on the road and won't be stopped in the snow.

I needed a tire with an E weight rating and so a vendor steered me toward a Firestone TransForce HT. From the first day I had a vibration and was told I just need to get used to having a rough ride and vibration due to the E rating. I did a lot of research and found the GF Goodrich T/A KO2. I had them installed and I am in heaven. Not vibration, Smooth ride, Great handling, and more importantly great towing and traction. Even when it rains with an empty truck bed I have great traction. On top of all of this the tires look GREAT on my Truck.

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 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.