I have bought several sets of these tires over the years for my 1500 silverados. I have a gotten between 65-90k miles out of each set. I rotate them at oil changes every 7k miles. I drive between 60-80k miles each year. They are quiet on the highway and do well in the rain and mud. I highly recommend these tires.

I put these tires on my truck with 118,500 miles on it and now I have 124,500 miles. These tires are already over half worn out. I do not drive this truck every day. The truck is used for farm use and only used approximately 5-8 times a month. I normally only drive it on the weekends around the farm or pulling trailers. When buying this brand of tires I expected it to hold up and last a lot longer than it did. That is why I spent the extra money on this specific tire. I would not recommend this tire to anyone.

They’ve been great tires til a year ago. At 30k they began to weather crack on the sidewalls bad and through the tread. Now I’m looking for new tires. Unfortunately I’ll probably go with something else that’s close. That will last me longer. I’m reviewing BFG KO2

Purchased my first set for my full size 1986 Chevy truck with an extra for a prerunner rack and then two years later put them on my daily driver, a 2015+ Subaru Outback. Plan to add underbelly protection and 4" lift with additional coilover air lift to make this one "bad" daily driver that can go anywhere and do most things. Sure it isnt a rockcrawler but throw me anything else a that you can do with your jeep and its game on and comfortable for 4 full size adutls. The "Sub-ricon".

I bought a full set less than a year ago. I’m on the highway a lot for work, so I’ve put a good deal of mileage on them. They started out great, but they went downhill fast. 2 of the tires had to be warrantied out at less than 25k miles. Two others are wearing unevenly, causing heavy vibrations. Keep in mind, I do a five tire rotation every 5k miles and don’t drive harsh or aggressively. They just don’t have any longevity, especially for the price you pay for them. A friend of mine also has ko2s and said his are doing the exact same thing. It really turns me off to any BF Goodrich product because it seems like their QC is garbage.

The first set of new tires I put on my brand new 2000 Silverado was a set of 315/R16. Over the years I replaced those tires 3 times until I sold that truck in 2017. I averaged 60-70,000 miles on each set of tires. Lots of road and mud driving. I replaced that truck with another Silverado (2015). I recently lifted it replacing the stock tires with BFG 275/70R18. Could not be happier with the performance of the BFG tires. Hands down the best riding, pulling and traction tire on the market. Thanks for the awesome product and keep up the good work!

In regards to tread wear, I have had these on both my 91 Cherokee and my 97 F-150. Every set of tires has lasted me 70K miles plus. Traction always very good in mud or sand and very good in snow. 1st set of (4) was in 1995 and last set purchased was 2015. Different generations of BFG A/T tires but always got me through anyplace I didn't belong.

I have a 2013 Jeep Wrangler Sport. Never really liked the stock tires which are 225/75R16. In wet weather tires were terrible. Put these oversized 265/75R16 on and 100% better. I am amazed at how good these tires are! Would definitely recommend these tires!

Have had KO BFGs forever. Life has gotten progressively shorter and now this new version is out with ostensibly better snow performance. Unfortunately they are as noisy as cheap mud grips and do not have same solid dry road feel. I will likely never again by BFG. These are junk am changing to Coopers after 1000 miles. Another example of brand degradation!

After 5 years of ranch work and driving an hour to work and back, these tires have seen a lot of work and miles and still have about 20% tread left . They have very little road noise,don’t road walk and provide a smooth ride. I absolutely love these tires!!!!