I’ve had these tires on my 2014 Tundra (77K miles) for 7 years. Had a couple flats - one replaced one patched - and not caused my manufacturing in the slightest. Have them mounted in some Black Rhino wheels. These have endured blazing Oklahoma sun, rock, mud, and a lot more in between. Would highly recommend these tires. They aren’t rated for long distances and have far surpassed the estimated mileage.

This is the second set of K02 tires I've purchased for my 2014 Nissan Xterra. The offroad performance is exceptional when aired down to 18-20psi in rough or sandy terrain. They grip well in sand, mud, snow and the extra siping holds a line on wet and icy roads. The road noise is minimal in my vehicle, which was nice when I drove from New Mexico to Florida and back. I was well over 60k miles on my first set of K02's, and anticipate these will wear the same.

This things are dangerous. Experienced my third tire disintegration today. All have been at highway speed and today nearly caused a loss of control. The first, I gave the benefit of the doubt to the tire. It had been used hard off road and was on a heavily loaded truck. The other two have both been taken care of with minimal hard use in, thankfully, unloaded conditions when they failed.

These tires have been fantastic for me over the last 5 years. I have over 60,000 miles on them and they're still going strong. Most miles have been from the highway with a good mix of rain and snow in the Midwest and occasional mud. Could not recommend them enough.

These tires are great in all aspects. There is not much road noise at all. I have wanted a set for a long time and I am very happy with them.

Don’t buy KO2’s. They wear quickly. Started cupping early on. I rotate every 3k miles and service my vehicle regularly. Had suspension checked. No issues. I have a friend with the same issue.

The worst tires I have ever put on my truck period. 15000 miles and tire tech says they are worn out. They will not stand behind warranty because I missed 1 rotation. DO NOT BUY THESE! Going back to duratracks.

Excellent tires, I’ve been using them for years! There’s a reason they’ve been around since the 70’s. Good looking, excellent performance and durability.

I live in Buffalo NY, one of the snowiest, iciest and whiteout-est places in the country. For many, many years I have used KO2’s for my winter tires. Dont believe the lies. There are two types of tires. Spring-summer-fall tires and WINTER tires. The winter tires must have the mountain with snowflake symbol cast into the sidewall. If it aint there it aint a winter tire. At least it wont save your life in a snowstorm. Dont cheap out. The guy in the ditch, cheaped out. Next, you want thinner tires to cut through the snow. Remember those old wooden sleds with the two metal rails that always sucked because they cut through the snow down to the grass and stopped dead? Thats what you want in a snow tire. Not a wide tire like a snowshoe. You need to contact the pavement to stay on the road. I use 265-65R18 on my Sierra’s and I always blow past the unprepared, wide tired or all season guys on the thruway and a lot of them are 4WD. These KO2’s are a softer grippy compound with a strong sidewall to grip the curves in the road and keep you square in your lane. You will not believe the control you have. Change these out to your summer tires after the snow is gone. You will burn them up on dry pavement. That saves you money in the long run. I get at least 6 winters out of mine. They have some road noise. A hum to remind you you are protected during the winter and a hum to remind you to change them out in the spring. It is not an annoying hum if you realize they are there protecting you. Tires and brakes are the most important things in your life while you are in your vehicle. Buy the best for both. Start with KO2’s. You will thank this review.

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