Bad wear, wimpy looking compared to other same size & style mounted tires. Hydroplane easily, slip in any ice condition. Shall I continue? These tires now serve as swings. Let's hope they can handle that.....

The BFG All Terrain tires are suffering from splits. We have 3 sets on 3 different vehicles. We are switching over to a new tire manufacturer - not one that owns BFG.

I had these tires on my f350. they worked amazing in all terrains execpt the sloppy mud and soft clay around KY. tires oly lasted 22k miles but they arnt designed for road use so im not up set

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'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.

This is my third set of these. The first set with the new tread style. I drive mostly on road with occasional beach driving. They never fail to do the job.

I had no idea the difference new tires would make! I can actually feel these tires grab the road and keep me safe. Bonus, my gas mileage has improved as well; probably up about an extra 4-5 miles per gallon.

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.

Got 80,000 miles, a good majority of them off-roading, out of my first set. Happily on to my second set now. I work professionally as a gem miner in desert backcountry. Reliable and tough!

I've had a set on my F150 FX4 since 2016, gotten 62k miles out of them and if not for some sidewall damage up front the backs still have another 20k left in them. These are a great tire and will run for ages if you rotate them every 5k