[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow! I am so confident with these tires on my vehicle now that I will be able to drive through snow, mud and in the rain. The tread is spectacular and I absolutely love them. They seem very high performance and I am very pleased with them!!

I purchased these tires for my winter rims LT275/65/18 (275/60/20 trail terrains for summer). The First thing I noticed from the Duratracs I removed is how quiet these tires are. They did have a little hop to them at first, but after about three hundred miles, that slowly disappeared to a nice smooth ride. The look that these tires give my old ride with the raised white lettering and aggressive side wall, I can't help but look at my truck as if I just bought it new again. I can't wait to try these in the Minnesota winter

Recently purchased these tires for my 2024 Toyota 4Runner. I have owned 4 sets of the KO2's in the past and raved about them to everyone. I was super excited to get a set of these as after reading the improvements that BFGoodrich had made to the tire, I didn't know how they could possibly make it any better than the KO2. Well it turns out, they really didn't. Currently this tire has right at about 2000 miles on it, I do not drive this vehicle daily as I have another vehicle to drive. These tires are loud enough on pavement, that it has me questioning if I have a bad wheel bearing or something going on in my front differential. It's really bad, and the drone I hear when driving has now gotten me to the point where I can't unhear it. I absolutely love how these tires look, and they do well enough in snow, I don't really off road the vehicle currently as I live in Colorado and the trails out here really require most of the time a lifted vehicle with larger tires. Currently stock, as the vehicle itself only has 2500 miles on it. I will be going to my local tire shop where I purchased the tires to try and exchange them. Disappointed as I have owned so many brands and types of tires over the years, and I work in the automotive industry, so I have a lot of experience with this stuff, but I can't overlook the noise. Also they have been balanced multiple times and still get a vibration at highway speeds. I think BFGoodrich should have kept the tire the way it was with the KO2. That tire was fantastic. Outside of how this tire looks on a stock 4Runner, which is sick, and the performance in the snow, I can't get behind it. Also in 265/70R17, the tire is 54.9 lbs, and the previous tire I had, a 285/70R17, both LT and both load range E, the larger tire only weighed 51 lbs. Smaller tire weighs more but is supposed to be quieter and wear better? Seems strange to me. Also tires are not cupping or low on air pressure. Just don't know what they actually changed that made this tire worse.

Bought as oem replacement for 21 Chevrolet LT Trailboss. I was considering a few different brands but kept coming back to the KO3. I only have about 100 miles on them but I’m happy with the choice. I did move from load range c to E so psi is higher of course.

really wanted to love the Bridgestone K03s. The design is top-tier—modern, aggressive, and clearly engineered with attention to detail. The technology and features packed into these tires are impressive. Ride comfort, traction, and overall performance? Solid. In most ways, they check all the boxes. But here’s the dealbreaker: after 12 separate attempts, these tires still won’t balance correctly. That kind of issue just isn’t something I can overlook. No matter how great the performance might be otherwise, constantly fighting balance problems makes the entire experience frustrating and, frankly, not worth it. For me, that’s a hard stop.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received these tires for free from influenster and Goodrich for free for my honest review. These tires were put on a tacoma truck. They went on the truck easily. The truck drives very smoothly. We have zero complaints. We will consider this brand in the future.

So far, the KO3's have proven to be worth their premium price-tag. They ride very smooth, perform beautifully off-road, and are very quiet on the highway (a big selling point after some noisy AT tires from a competitor). My ONE complaint, and it is a big one, is that these tires are not available in anything lighter than an E-rating for 16" wheels (the factory wheel size on most Tacomas). I drive a '21 Tacoma that I primarily use as an "overlander," and while a tough AT tire is appreciated for the moderate off-roading I do with it, a heavy E-rated tire feels like overkill 99% of the time. The weight of these tires significantly impacts the truck's everyday performance. At nearly 50 lbs per tire, they sap the truck's power and tank its already not-so-great gas mileage. Really, I'm mostly annoyed because 16" wheels are an incredibly common size amongst Tacomas, and I feel like the demand for 265/70/16 or 265/75/16 tires would be significant enough to warrant a lighter, C-rated tire that's better suited for everyday use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Incentivized. I received this product for free from Influenster and Michelin in exchange for my honest review. These tires are so great, I really liked them. The traction is very gripy and they feel very solid. The tires look beefy and they look really nice and strong. Thank you so much Influenster! I will be purchasing the same tires for a different vehicle.

As a happy, loyal K02 customer for 10+ years, I am absolutely sick that I "upgraded" to the new K03's this past December. To begin with, the traction is nothing compared to the K02's. Even when my past sets of K02's were on their last leg, the traction was preeminent compared to the K03's brand new! I was (and am still) shocked by the awful squeal that they let out simply going around corners and accelerating from a stoplight in the slightest drizzle of ran in the middle of town where speed limits max at 40mph. As a Minnesota resident, I buy BFG K's for their reliability during the coldest months of the year and their ability to get through the snow and ice with absolute certainty. Sadly these K03's can't even manage to get traction after the roads are even slightly wet. What a joke. I was already sick about the fact that I gave my K02's up for these K03's, then all of the sudden, one of my four brand new tires managed to pick up a huge allen wrench (which isn't even sharp) and allowed it to penetrate into the tread over 2". The fact that this happened within just a few months is extraordinary considering all of the things I've "picked up" over the years that were actually sharp, and never lodged themselves in to any of my K02's like this wimpy little allen wrench did. I wish I would've stuck with the K02's and never made the switch, but I honestly trusted BFG and their brand. Lesson learned I guess. Just a bummer to see the degression in quality. I miss my K02's and their endless reliability. These will never compare.

I put these on my 2015 Silverado 1500 right before a cross-country drive. They performed flawlessly. Bed was loaded down and I was towing a car on a dolly-no problems at all. They handled extremely well, weren't excessively noisy, and they looked great. The responsiveness over my previous tire was instantly noticeable.