I had these tires on an older Jeep Cherokee years ago, so i thought i would try them again. I was looking for good on road and off road traction and a quieter ride that the other all terrains i had on my Colorado ZR2. These are noticeably quieter and have really good on road traction. I have only had them on the truck for 6 weeks now and haven't had them off road yet but i will soon.

I have 2 vehicles and I've been running T/A KO and KO2 tires for over 16 years. I put over 65k on my last set of KOs that were on my 1999 4Runner and have over 40k on my 'new set' of 285/75/16s. I rotate these tires every 3k-5k miles as I do with all of my vehicles and they have not feathered or wore uneven. Even after all the off-roading I've done with these tires, they still run smooth. I put just over 55k miles on my first set of 305/65/18s and I'm sure I could have squeezed another 5-8k out of them. I occasionally pull a 31' trailer at about 7000lbs and have probably run up around 1500 miles pulling that weight. My latest purchase is a set of 35x12.5x18s for my 2018 Tundra. My current set of 35s have just over 10k and working great (as expected).

I had these tires for about a month or 2 and had them balanced 4 times and it still has a bad vibration at high speeds. I contacted where i got the tires and they cant exchange them because they said they are on back order. i just want it fixed can someone please contact me

I had a set of KO's and ran them what seams like 100,000K. Liked them so much i bought this set of KO2's because the KO was unavailable. I have had these tires balanced about 10 times. They will shake the heck out of you, like having an aggressive mud grip with a rim half full of mud. The "improvements" ruined what was a good tire.

Bought these all-season tires for my 2018 Silverado 2500HD. Love them when they are new. After 30k miles they tend to be much louder and noticeably start to lose their traction 6/32"-7/32" tread depth left. These replaced Duratracs (more mud terrain oriented and not an A/S tire) which were howlers after 30k and not severe winter rated for LT275/65R18E sized tires. These tires are much better in the wet, dry, snow and for summer towing duties called upon it to do. I don't need a more aggressive (M/T) tire since I never take it in conditions that call for it. When you get to 5/32 start looking for replacements if you drive in wet or snowy weather.

I put about 30,000 miles per year on my little Ranger pickup, and spend a lot of time travelling over mountain passes in the winter. I've been very happy with my KO2s. Good traction in winter weather, especially with 4 wheel drive. With all highway travel, and not a lot of weight I got 80,000 miles on the first set and just replaced them. If it were summer I would have held off for another 5k. Would have been 5 stars, but they got a little noisy toward the end.

I've been waiting to replace the tires on my Silverado with Bf Goodrich ko2 as I have a set on my ram and they wear like iron,ride very well and are an all around great tire. My ram pickup pulls not only our camper but our other trailers as well on gravel and hard pavement and they just do not wear out! I'll run nothing but Bf Goodrich tires on my trucks

I have 25000 mile on these tires and they are worn out. For the money I payed for a set of these tires You would expect a little more mileage out of the. I have purchased these tires before and had good luck with them but not this set. I'm looking at trying a different brand this time. They say 50000 mile warranty but dont expect getting that.

Everyone that knows about the F150 Raptor also knows they come with BFG KO2's. Well since I have been driving a Raptor since 2017, I am certain I'm aware of how poorly these tires stay together. I can provide pictures of chunks of tire missing and can even show pictures of chunks about to go missing! And these issues start EARLY! As in within 10,000 miles. My 2020 only has 21,000 miles and I have to start looking for new tires????? 50,000 mile warranty is extremely laughable! I give one star to 50,000 miles, its more like 15,000! The picture only shows one instance. All four tires have the same issue all around the tire! I want to keep the stock tire setup, but I really don't want to buy new tires every 15,000 to 20,000 miles! I am wondering what BFG has to say about this!

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.