i bought these tires after hearing all the jazz about them from the BFG employees here in Tuscaloosa. little did i know the cheap Cooper Tires i had on my truck where better and lasted longer. i have 30k on the tires and they are done, they also wore unevenly, i replaced ball joint and tie rods in my truck thinking that was the problem but come to find out the tires would not balance. take your hard earned money elsewhere.

Have a new set on my Ford Excursion after the old ones were 13 year old and still had plenty of tread after 40,000 miles. The old ones still looked great after the mileage. Just bought another set today for my F-150 before winter roles in. They produce a little more road noise than convential tires but you will really enjoy them in the winter.

I put a set of 6 on my squarebody dually a couple years ago. They are quiet, wear decent, and have about the best traction in the sand when I tow my trailer to the dunes. I currently have 20k on the tires and anticipate having to replace them in the next 5-10k miles. They are a soft compound so they will wear fast, especially on heavier trucks that see a lot of towing.

I bought these KO2's about two weeks ago, first impressions they look great on my truck. I was surprised at how little road noise there is and the ride comfort is very nice. The bad they took my MPG down by 1 mile per gallon, that will add up in the life of the tires. Something to think about before you purchase a set.

I’ve had three sets of these the first set on a Pathfinder and the last two sets on my Element (that’s right a Element) and will be purchasing another to go on my new Passport. During the winter months I’m in the mountains at least once a week heading up snowboarding and countless times have been in 8-10” of fresh snow without any worry. They perform excellent in down pours and in dry conditions, other then the added road noise I really don’t have any complaints. The first set I put on the Element had 86,000 miles on them before replacing.

May 13, 2024, is the date I purchased these tires. Less than 4 months later, one of the tires spontaneously shredded while we were driving. There was no road hazard that caused this. Had it not been for a kind soul who saw the family walking along the highway and offered not just a ride but help changing out the tire, it would have been a much harder day. I will think twice before purchasing another BF Goodrich product, and I will not be recommending them to anyone.

This is my second set of these tires for my 85 Suburban better known as "the sub". Ran the last set for 50k+ Over the last 12 years. Not my every day commuter car more my Home Depot, dump, skiing, hunting rig. These tires have seen it all and still look good. Only one repair all that time on a hunting trip (figures). A large screw caught up with me. That was several years ago. Could still run them but figured about time for a new set. I'll stick with BFGs.

Great looking tires replaced BFG ATs on my Tundra at 40k. They are excellent in rain and mud. The KO2's kept me with BFG and will be tested towing snowmobiles 1000's of miles this winter. I expect great snow performance based on the miles in the mud. The tires are amazingly quiet. I will put a set on my Tacoma next. No change in fuel efficiency from the OE BFG AT

Best all-terrain tire I have ever owned. Bought these mid summer and instantly noticed the difference pulling my boat out on slick ramps. These tires zero to almost no slip even on the worst ramps I encountered. Tire tread seems to be wearing good through this summer with highway and town miles. They also seem fairly quiet for an A/T tire. I normally use studded tires for winter driving, living in snow country and going up and down from town to ski mountain. They are not as good as studded tires on ice but I never felt the need to put studded tires on this winter and ran these all the way through this winter with no problem.

I drive a 2008 Toyota Tacoma. I bought a set of BF All Terrains for my truck almost as soon as it hit 40,00 miles because the factory tires where shot. My truck now has 116k miles on it and these tires honestly still have a little life in them. I rotated them every 10k miles and never tow anything. I'm sure I could have gotten a solid 80k out of them but I typically replace my tires when they start getting questionable just to be safe. Also the set I had were the KO not the KO2 but I'm sure there basically the same thing. Great tire loved it!!!