I purchased these tires when my truck had less than 1000 miles. Now i have 32k. I replaced the stock Dunlops which were car tires. These tires have been all over the California Sierras and the Deserts of Western Nevada. These tires really shine in all off road conditions and on snowy roads. (don't forget to air down) The only issue I had was a radial tire pull from new. I didn't pursue warranty of the tires. I rotated the tires every 5k. If you drive on winding mountain roads for any extended periods, they are going to cup the outside edge no matter what. I would recommend rotating every 2500 miles if you drive in these conditions. They now measure 6/32nds. As these tires wear out road noise gets louder. (like any other truck tire) I would definitely purchase these tires again.

I purchased my first set 11/21 and got about 35k miles out of them, which is about average for me. I've tried Michelin LTX M/S and they I slid around in the rain, but got about 42k miles out of them. I've tried GY, Yokohama and Bridgestone as well and the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo 2 worked all around the best but they stopped making that design and went to the Revo 3 and not as good. But I know I'll never get the 55k miles out of the BFG as they state on the limited treadwear warranty but they stick to the ground even when driving. The handling is great and they wear evenly. The sidewalls are more stout which is good for the off-roading and rubbing against curbs. I have not seen any of the sidewall cracking that others have complained of and I know what they are talking about after being in the Tire Business for the last 40 years. I've seen more that most have imagined. I just purchased my 2nd set last week. I drive a 2005 Chevy Silverado 4 WD and have 449k miles on it, so I'll keep buying the these BFG's till someone can convince me to change.

I have had 4 sets of these tires so far. Best tire I have ever had. I could say a lot more but I will say ride great, do great in rain, mud, regular street driving and gravel. My next tire will probably be a km3 though because I want a more aggressive tire. I wish they had a more extreme mud tire as well just for the selection. But ko2 do great in mud. Can’t wait to try km3 for the first time as well

I bought a 2012 F-150 XLT 4x4 just over 4 years ago on 1/26/19 with 53k miles on the truck. Two days after buying the truck I had the dealer install a small leveling kit and this tire in 35x12.50R18. Today my truck is just over 153k miles and I still have the same set of T/A KO2s on it. Now they are pretty worn, so going to get a new set this week when I take the truck in for routine servicing. Excellent tires from my experience. I didnt expect to get 100k miles from them as I have never experienced that with any other tires on previous vehicles.

I had 3 sets of the T/A KO tires before going to the KO2s. I've averaged no less than 80,000 miles on each set. I've never had a flat with any set. We do a lot of traveling all over the country, but mainly, we spend our winters in Florida and summers in Montana. This past summer we pulled a 38' travel trailer from Florida, to Montana, and back to Florida. While in Montana, we did a lot of Forest Service back country roads of which I wouldn't recommend a 4 wheeler to traverse with no tire related issue. I only recommend these tires to anyone with a rig that can handle them. I've owned just about every brand of tire known, and I've had vehicles from a 72 Ford pickup to a 2003 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer 4x4. No other tire matters when it comes to my lifestyle.

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.

First off, overall this is a considerably good tire. The first thing that stands out about this tire is it's wear life. The set I have on my 2003 Toyota Tacoma, I have had for about 7 thousand miles and they look close to brand new. The last set that I had last 60 thousand with good tire rotation and matenance. Great tire wear even for an all terrains. The second thing I'd like to address is the gas mileage. My gas mileage didn't drop horrible when I installed these tires. Part of the mileage loss was was because I climbed from a 265 to a 33. But since It is an all terrain it saved me some mileage for sure. Overall mileage loss was minimal. Next topic of discussion is performance, by far one of the most important things about a tires. These tires have been great in almost ever application I have put them in. The only situations it some what lacked in was deep northwest mud and sand. Not that they were expected to our perform a mud terrain of course, but they became relitively slick if the mud was not slung out of them and with the sand being very course. In the snow and ice as well as the road driving, the tire performed very well with out much error. I believe this is a well designed tire that I would recommend to anyone looking for this type of package

I bought a set of the BFG all-terrain T/A KO2 last year because my truck needed tires bad and it was what the tire shop had in stock and I’m super happy with this set I have a 2017 ram 2500 crew cab 8 foot bed and I have it loaded down with 2800 lbs of tools for work every day and I just hit 60000 miles on this set and still have 7/32 tread left and have to admit I never rotated my tires but I do mostly highway and off-road never gotten more the 50000 miles out of any other all- terrain tire on the market on any of my trucks.

I replaced all of my tires and spare with 12.50 x 35 BF Goodrich T/A KO2 tires and they are performing incredibly. I have them on my 2015 Jeep Rubicon 2 door and I have no noise, no vibration and a comfortable ride for a Jeep at 70 MPH. Wear has been been minimal after 10,000 miles. Great tire!!!

I just purchased a second set of BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2’s for my 2014 Ford F-150 FX4. I got 60,000 miles on the last set of tires making sure to rotate them every 5,000 miles. These tires perform awesome in mud and deep snow. Thanks for a great set of tires!!