I bought a set of 35 12.50 20. Has them balanced twice. Could not get them to ride smooth. Ended of being three tires where out of round. Had to replace the set. Still waiting to see if new set is any better.

I've had the same set of K02's on my Jeep Wrangler for 7 years, buying another set now. I also put them on my Ram 2500, and recently bought them again for my new Ram 3500. Awesome in snow, they last, tough and tough looking.

best tires I have ever owned, great handling and wear, this is my 3rd set on 2 different trucks, just got 50,000 miles out of the last set and 60,000 on the previous 1 on a different truck

Bought these tires a year and eight months ago I had 154,240 miles when I got them put on today I am at 224,343. That’s 70,000+ miles on oilfield lease roads 50% and 50% highway miles

I bought the tires about a month ago, so far they are everything I was wanting. the ride is a bit more ridgid but I expected that, the tires aren't noisy on the highway, they are really good on wet pavement and they look great on my truck.

I put these on my 2004 F250 superduty after buying it with some mud tires on it. These tires are quiet and ride very smooth. Took them out in the snow and they handled great. Highly recommend

I recently put a set on both my SDs (2000 Ford Excursion and 2001 F250) both Diesel 4x4s. Wow what great tires! Highly recommend them to all who what a super versitile tire on and off road! The original KOs are great, but these are awesome!

Ran these on my F350 Diesel before I sold it. Great offroad traction and wear. I was surprised at how durable they were under the heavy diesel engine. Before the F350, I ran them exclusively on my Jeeps and they performed excellent.

I have used KO series for many years on all my 4 wheel drive vehicles. They have excellent traction on all road surfaces. Best tires I have ever had in the snow and mud. I'll use KO2's as long as BF Goodrich makes them.

Excellent ride quality on road with little to no road noise. I wheel my Wrangler maybe 6 times a year (mostly blues and greens with the occasional black) and they grip everything the guys are going up with their MT tires.