Had a blow out in December and replaced 2 of my 4 tires, I’ve now become aware the tire valves on 2 of my 4 tires are faulty, I’ve had NOTHING but problems since I started running these on my Subaru Forester. I will never buy BF Goodrich tires ever again in my life and I will recommend the same to ALL of my family and friends. These tires also handle quite poorly in the snow, they’re no better than your cheapest all seasons.

I've had my BFG's on an F150 for over 80,000 miles and there is still some tread left. I will be buying another set. Only drawback is that they develop a little road hum as they wear. They are not as quiet as they used to be. Ride is smooth. This is NOT a mud tire.

I recently purchased my third set of these tires on a third different vehicle. Each set has performed flawlessly. I had a set of these on a TJ Jeep, Land Rover LR4 with 3" lift, and currently on a new F250. Road noise is minimal and comparable to most other A/T tires. I have not experienced any issues with balance. These tires perform well in rain and snow/ice as well as off road. The current set is 36" tall on factory 20" F250 wheels with no issues. I have gone over 60k miles on a set of these on my old Land Rover with a fair amount of tread left. I have convinced a number of friends to spend a little extra on these vs Yoko's and other AT/MT tires and so far all have been happy with the ride and wear. I will continue to purchase these as long as I am driving a truck/suv.

I replaced my old T/A KO tires with the new KO2 after only 25k miles on my F150. The old tires rode about average for an A/T tire and went with the new KO2 after hearing & reading great reviews. I could not be happier with the smooth/quiet ride that I get on the road and the off-road performance is every bit as good as the old KO's. I've only had them for a few thousand miles so I can't speak about wear yet or snow but would definitely recommend these for anyone looking for an A/T tire that rides smooth without the hum of normal off-road tires.

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.

Over the years I've probably had 10 or 12 sets of BFG's on my various trucks. Figuring that I drive a lot (the present truck has 318,000 miles) I found that I could get 40,000 - 50,000 miles per set with the BFG TA K/O's. Imagine my surprise when I checked and found that the worn out set currently on my Dodge Ram 2500 only have 28,000 miles. After talking to several dealers I found out that the new TA K/O2's aren't lasting. Guess it's time to look elsewhere for my new tires. Sorry BFG but you shouldn't have changed a good thing.

I have for past 15 years bought BFG All-Terrain tires, I switched from 18 to 20 in rims with exact new T/A KO2 tires. All my trucks have been 2500/3500 single wheel diesels. My current truck has 16,000 miles and tires are shot, slip on all surfaces, helpless in water or snow. The tires are rotated on schedule, kept to correct inflation pressures, and minimal towing and still wore faster than ANY other tire I have put on a truck. As expensive as tires are nowadays they should warranty these tires better than excuses. This is my last set.

This review is for the KO2 and the KO. I had a set of the KO's put on my Jeep in January 2013 while living in Alaska because of the severe snow rating. The took me all over Alaska, and down the Al-Can through a snowstorm. After close to 70,000 miles and 6 years, a set of the KO2s are on the Jeep for the Montana winters it now drives through. Wouldn't have anything else.

starting off i have to say I have never liked the looks of the KO tires but having tried every brand of all terrain and mud tire out there I decided to give them a try. Unbelievable is all I can say. I have 80,000 miles on them now and still life left. They preform great on and off the road. I guess you can't always go by looks.

I put these tires on my about JKU 2 years ago after doing much research and seeing the tires at the Bantam Jeep Festival. After speaking with the BF Goodrich reps there, I was certain that I wanted to give them a try. I have 18" stock wheels on my 2011 Sahara and I went the stock size tire 255x70x18. They look awesome mounted on my Jeep. They are much heftier than the stock tires and perform great in all types of weather conditions on and off road. The mpg took a little hit (1-2 mpg) because of the extra grip and weight I guess, but it is well worth it for the performance I got in return. Next time around, I'll probably go with a larger tire size and definitely stay with the KO-2's.