I bought these a few weeks ago for my 2019 Ram 1500 4x4. They look AMAZING and I went with the factory size of 275 55 20. My MPG on the highway really suffered. Went from 23.9 MPG down to 18.9. I expected some decrease but that's a lot of $$$ over time. The ride is decent. I had a better ride out of Toyo Open Country but they were slightly less aggressive. Not really sure if I want to keep the K02. If it wasn't for the MPG decrease then I would love them.

This is my third set of BFG All Terrain and won't be the last. I had 285's prior to this, but for .5" I can't justify over $300 more. These KO 2's are performing very similar to my old KO's. The guys writing reviews saying they are loud, and other comments obviously have something else going on with their respective vehicles. These KO2's are identical to the KO's with the exception of the extra sidewall grips. This will not be my last set, as I drive about 60k miles a year for work and can't imagine buying a different set of tires. I would highly recommend.

I have had these on my 2017 Tundra for almost five years and 30,000 miles and will purchase again. These tires are smooth, quiet, great on wet pavement, good traction in snow and have held up fairly well to the abuses of the punishing environment in the desert. Still have plenty of tread minus the chunks cut out by hundreds of miles on jagged lava rocks. Never had a tire that could do it, all until these! No I’m not paid by BfGoodrich, just an independent and honest review by someone who has a lot of experience with these tires. They simply perform well in everything I have throw at them. Please keep the white lettering on these.

I've had these tires on my '06 Chevy Express 3500 15 passenger van for 4 years. This is a 4 ton vehicle and I put over 65,000 miles on them. I am not gentle on them, they made many trips off-road on rough rocks, as well as being aired down to 12 psi driving around on beaches and sand. I never had a flat with them, nor did I ever even have to plug one. They are tough tires that hold up well, and stay quiet and wear evenly for a very long time! When driving a family of 11 around, I need tires I can trust (and last a long time), and these BFG's fit the bill perfectly!

I will never buy a set of these tires again. Within six months of getting these tires they started to go bald. Had them rotated several times to keep an even tread and they still went slick. The old BFG's are a better tire but I don't think I want to even go back to those after this experience.

I have a 2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport. Never really liked the stock tires which are 225/75R16. In wet weather tires were terrible. Put these oversized 265/75R16 on and 100% better. I am amazed at how good these tires are! Would definitely recommend these tires!

I like them at least as much as I liked the KO. Very good in dirt, rock, rain and snow. Decent mud traction for not being a mud tire. Quiet on-road with good handling. Much better on-road than other offroad tires I've had while maintaining excellent grip and control off the pavement. I'll need more miles on them to see how they wear long-term but so far, so good. As far as people complaining about them not being mud tires- right...they are offroad tires not mud tires. If you plan on mudding get mud tires but expect a lot more drawbacks than the KO2's have. I would buy them again. I'm a lot more confident with them offroad because that's what they are designed to do and I can feel the difference between them and a road tire.

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

Have these on a diesel f-350 don't have a lot of miles on then yet but so far have been really impressive. Smooth and handle great on the highway and get good mileage. The traction is unreal with these,driven through a lot of ice and snow this winter in Montana and hardly ever need 4x4. Have michelins and hankooks on similar trucks and are a joke as far as traction. I have high hopes for these, not use to getting over 20k miles here on the farm with any tire. Only bad thing I can think of is that they do like to pick up rocks.

I have these tires on My Trail Teams FJ Cruiser, going on 56K miles and still have some life on them. Had the same luck on a Dodge Power Wagon previously, no problems, good tread wear, quiet and great traction. Not sure what the issue with other posts but more than likely an issue with the drive train. Looking a purchasing another set for my FJ and saw a negative post and felt I needed to clear it up for anyone reading it.