Horrible vibration.... bfg is having problems with these tires. The belts are giving problems and they can't seem to get the rubber compound right. So unless you want to throw away a couple grand I would look elsewhere. I've had 3 sets under warranty and the local tire store won't even sell them anymore.

Bought a truck with these tires installed, at first wasn’t a fan but after these past couple months of heavy rain and freezing temperatures. They’ve won me over, with their overall durability and performance I’ve gone from being stuck in mud with my wife to being able to maneuvering my way out while other vehicles tried to follow suit and had to be pulled out. I’m definitely not easy on my truck and the fact that these tires took everything I threw at them with ease and still exceeded the 50,000 mile expectancy is no miracle but BFG at its best. Looking for to a buying new set and getting back in the road

Have them on a 2002 f250 diesel 4wd and love them. My truck has chewed up toyos in 20k, have 30k+ on these and have good tread life left tow a boat and haul often. Had original ko's before and went over 60k on them. Do well in snow and dirt, haven't gone in mud or sand so can't comment on that.

I bought KO2 about a month ago, it is one aggressive tire, Dry, Wet or covered in Snow & Ice, I'm replacing my All Season tires with KO2, plus I'm putting them on my old vehicle when I get it back up & running, they ought to make KO2 for Heavy industrial trucks, Farm Equipment & Construction equipment also.

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.

I have a 2006 Silverado 1500HD LT 6.0 50k miles original owner. I put a set of BFG KO Lt315/70r17D about 7 yrs ago 40k I love the tire so much I bought a set of BFG KO2 265/70r16E The KO2 looks great if it performs as well I will be happy. The KO have done me well in sand snow wet towing and still have 40 to 50% tread left but its been 7 years i dont want to risk a problem with old tires. Im going back to my original dia 30.4 to up my tow n brake rating. Ive driven on the beach and it rides ontop of the sand never digs in and my truck weighs close to 7k with a full tank of gas. I drove in 36" of unplowed snow no problem my front end and bumper was the plow lol. My MPG is 12 city 18 hwy with the KO Lt315/70r17D and should improve with the KO2 Lt265/70r16E or stay the same. there about 100 lbs rotating mass differance between to 2 and 400 to 500 rpm so the weight diff is a wash from the rotating mass. I will update after ive driven a bit so right now my opinion is based on my KO performance over the last 7 years

Yes, I bought these tires for my 2006 Jeep Renegade they are awesome so far so good haven't yet used them in the snow because we haven't had any but these tires look great on my Jeep and they grip the road. I will definitely be purchasing them again. Love the rugged look it fits my Jeep. Can't yet rate the tires in areas so I will come back and do so when I have them for longer.

I drive off-road for work frequently and we have used dozens of different tire brands. I can say of all the tires we've used I have gotten the most flats with this tire. The tires seem to pick up small rocks in the tread that then work their way into the tire and cause a leak within a few miles. I am impressed with the tough sidewalls. A lot of other tires get side wall cuts but not these.

I have put these on my 93 Silverado Z71. I have put these on my 95 S10 ZR2 I have put these on my 2010 Tacoma TRD off road I have put these on my 2016 jku Rubicon. I do a lot of road travel, as well as off-road, as well as things I probably shouldn't do, and I have never been let down. I have pushed them to the 90 plus mile mark on the turnpike and crawled with them down at Windrock off-road park. I have yet to find something these tires could not handle

I have over 90,000 on my tires and they are still not down to the wear bar. I rotate every 6,000 and they have stayed true. I do light offroading and pull a trailer from time to time, but otherwise mostly freeway. These are 305/55R20 on a 2015 F150 Platinum Leveled