Purchased these tires as a replacement for the Toyo AT2’s I have always run, during the shortage of the Toyo tires in 2001. Overall pretty decent performance out of the KO2’s. Unlike the Toyo AT, the KO2’s feel loose and spin on wet surfaces, especially curves and hills. Performance on snow has been marginal ant best. Otherwise offer a good ride and are quiet at speed. Main complaint is tread wear offering a short service life at a premium price. I am at approximately 19,000 miles and the tires are worn down to about 1/3 tread remaining. Traction is progressively poor and will certainly have to be replaced soon. Seems these tires do not handle the power and weight of a Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins diesel very well long term. Might be fine on a light duty vehicle.

I have been a loyal customer for years however that is about to change, my 2001 Ford F-250 has 35x12.5R 16.5LT and have heard that you’ll are not producing them any more. I’m sure I’m not the only person that this effects. So now at my next tire change I how have to change rims on a limited income. That’s a lot Goodrich!!!!!

The BFG All-Terrain T/A has always been my favorite AT tire. Have used the on a Datsun pickup, a Jeep Wrangler, a Jeep Cherokee, and currently have the new K02 on my GMC K1500 Suburban. Have tried lesser quality/less expensive tires, but always end up coming back to these.

I've had the T/A KO2 on my 2015 F150 for just at 50K miles now and they are still at 6/32nd's tread. Have held up great for me with normal rotations and pressure checks. I tow a 10K lb gooseneck horse trailer at times and just bump the air pressure up and they take it great. I will be buying another set for sure when these finally wear out. Very quiet too compared to the older versions.

Just bought these late Monday Night on 04/01/24 for my 08 Dodge Ram 1500 V6. I went from pathfinder h/t to these BFGs, I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT Regret buying these! I have Hercules Terra Tracs on my Yukon Denali and they just pair up so amazingly! Just to have both of my vehicles with All Terrains just makes everything so much better! Not only do they ride easier but also makes the drive feel safe! Impressive with these LTs because these don’t feel heavy like over LTs Ive been around. I highly recommend these if anyone is looking for something new and different!

I like them at least as much as I liked the KO. Very good in dirt, rock, rain and snow. Decent mud traction for not being a mud tire. Quiet on-road with good handling. Much better on-road than other offroad tires I've had while maintaining excellent grip and control off the pavement. I'll need more miles on them to see how they wear long-term but so far, so good. As far as people complaining about them not being mud tires- right...they are offroad tires not mud tires. If you plan on mudding get mud tires but expect a lot more drawbacks than the KO2's have. I would buy them again. I'm a lot more confident with them offroad because that's what they are designed to do and I can feel the difference between them and a road tire.

I have always ran these on small 4x4 trucks, my newer Xterra Pro-4x, and my old Nissan Hardbody for nearly 14 years. always rotate them, I have cupping on mine now, but they have some miles on them, and I only do oil changes and rotations once a year.

I have a set of these KO2s on my Lexus GX460. I have 18,000mi on them now and the tread is half gone and the outside 1.5in is already dry cracking. And for the record, this vehicle is my commuter and half of the year the roads are covered with snow. What ever compound change you guys have made is not an appreciable one. I won't be buying another set of these.

I love the good looks, traction and durability of this tire. However, the load range E tire is too heavy for my 4 cylinder Tacoma. I lost 1-2 MPG's when I replaced the stock tires with this tire and the motor is working pretty hard to turn the tires. Especially when I go into the mountains around Denver. These tires would be great on a heavier duty truck.

I've had lots of good things to say as of today for this improved AT. Cupping issues on old tires even if ever so slight out of adj, this tire should resist. The ride is surprisingly quiet on road and off road holding the edges better with more grip on the outer edges. Lets face it, if it's an 80k mile tread life you want stay with road tires and don't worry about alignments as often. Or have a great riding excellent gripping tire for various trail conditions. Here comes Friday.