Same experience as below. Tires showing excessive wear on my raptor. At 30k Dealership reached out for warranty claim and told there’s nothing that will be done. Mainly highway miles. I’d say 35-40k miles is a more realistic tire life.

BOUGHT IN SEPT 2015, TIRES WHERE DONE BEFORE THE ONE YEAR MARK, LESS THAN 35000 MILES ON THEM. WILL BE GOING BACK TO BRIDEGSTONE REVO 2S. I DONT TRAILER HEAVY LOADS, JUST A SMALL LANDSCAPE TRAILER ON THE WEEKENDS, AND THE ROAD NOISE WAS HORRIBLE.

I put these on my 2004 ram 2500 4x4 Cummins. I have about 8500 miles on the tires and the tread is chunking and I figure I’ll need a new set of tires in the next 3 to 4 thousand miles.

I've had KO2s on my truck before. I love the wear on these tires. I probably could've gone another year on the tread but I tow heavy and the ones I had were 5 years old. Safety first.

I have a 2013 Ford F150 crew cab 4x4 and have had my Ko2s for about 4 years and have currently have 72,000 miles on them will buy these when I wear these out.

Mostly on road driving with quite a bit of highway time. At 42,000 miles I still measure 7/32 tread, can't really complain about that. Size 285/65R20 on a 2014 F150.

i bought my truck with this brand new set of tires on it and they have no traction in mud or wet pavement and i do not recomend these tires because they are very hard and they ride like a tank

These tires are chunky and look great on my Toyota 4x4. I thought the may be a bit noisy with the heavy tread, but found that they are no more noisy than my old tires that had more of a touring tread.

They are a good tire but they they do not last long at all. I might have gotten 28k out of them. Expensive for the longevity. They are grippy and quiet but soft.

I purchased a set of All Terrain A/T 275/70 R18 from the Chevrolet Dealer in St. George, Utah. The have lasted 20,000 miles and 10 months. This is my first set of BF Goodrich tires and I am very disappointed is tread wear. Mostly used on highway.