I have had these for exactly one year installed on June 24 2017 and the tread is worn down completely will need to buy new tires with only 24,000 miles. Apparently BF offer no tread warranty. Buyer Beware!

I've put these tires through all kinds of terrain; Mud, sand, large river rock, gravel, crawled over large slick wet boulders, and yes on the highway at high speeds. You definitely get your money's worth with these tires.

loved the KO1's. Had 4 sets, now time to buy new set for my 20" wheels and cant get RWL? That was one of the best features was how good it looked when they were clean. Hope they fix this soon!

I have used KO series for many years on all my 4 wheel drive vehicles. They have excellent traction on all road surfaces. Best tires I have ever had in the snow and mud. I'll use KO2's as long as BF Goodrich makes them.

Bad wear, wimpy looking compared to other same size & style mounted tires. Hydroplane easily, slip in any ice condition. Shall I continue? These tires now serve as swings. Let's hope they can handle that.....

I put 40k on these tires in 9 years. They have been very good tires, good traction in the rain and great off road. I could probably rotate them one more time and squeeze another 10k out of them but I'm going to get a replacement set.

Ran these on my F350 Diesel before I sold it. Great offroad traction and wear. I was surprised at how durable they were under the heavy diesel engine. Before the F350, I ran them exclusively on my Jeeps and they performed excellent.

I bought this tires a month, to replace a old set of KO. I drive 32miles to get to work, with 4 miles of gravel roads. So far so good pull and steer good on wet and dry roads

5 year and 83000 miles on them in Hawaiian heat and Utah snow. Still rip up the canyon in 6 inches if snow with what tread I have left. Buying another set this week.

I purchased the tires in January 22 and I have to replace them. and I only drove 28k from purchase. I only drive 18 miles a day and they are toast. not sure they are a great buy for the pricepoint