First set of KO2’s were awesome. So good I decided to purchase a second set. But I have to say this has been the worst 50,000 miles I have had to endure with my 285/65R20’s on a 2018 GMC Sierra. I have had more excuses given by the dealer, like, the tread may be worn, rebalanced and rotated religiously, even was told I might need an alignment. Personally, this set of tires has not been good to me.

Bought these tires June 2018 and placed on a Dodge Ram 2500. Strictly all highway mileage, rotate every 5000 miles and run the recommended tire pressure. Always thought BF Goodrich was a compatible tire but after owning a them I'm very disappointed with the wear, for a tire rated 50,000 miles, I only got 21,500 miles out if them.

I have owned 2 Rubicons, one JKU and one JLU, over the past 14 years and never ran any other tire than these tires (in 32 and 35 inch). I have never suffered a puncture or any sidewall damage over 200,000 miles. Why would I ever risk buying another tire?

I've had these tires on my '06 Chevy Express 3500 15 passenger van for 4 years. This is a 4 ton vehicle and I put over 65,000 miles on them. I am not gentle on them, they made many trips off-road on rough rocks, as well as being aired down to 12 psi driving around on beaches and sand. I never had a flat with them, nor did I ever even have to plug one. They are tough tires that hold up well, and stay quiet and wear evenly for a very long time! When driving a family of 11 around, I need tires I can trust (and last a long time), and these BFG's fit the bill perfectly!

I have these tires on My Trail Teams FJ Cruiser, going on 56K miles and still have some life on them. Had the same luck on a Dodge Power Wagon previously, no problems, good tread wear, quiet and great traction. Not sure what the issue with other posts but more than likely an issue with the drive train. Looking a purchasing another set for my FJ and saw a negative post and felt I needed to clear it up for anyone reading it.

I love these tires and rotate them every 5k or so. Was looking at them today and noticed dry rot by the bead on all 4 tires. This concerns me since I likely have another season worth of tread left. Tires are about4 years old. Guess I need to see what discount tire has to say. Hoping the warranty will cover a portion of the replacement.

Swapped the tires on my wife's 2022 lexus gx460. Went with the 275/60r18 and they look great. 15k miles in and they have handled everything so far. Florida summer pulling the boat, Tennessee winter icy roads, a few curbs. Ordering a set for my truck now.

I bought these in 285/70r/17 for my Thaoe and I really enjoy the new look. They look agressive with out being too agressive. I have used them on the highway, dirt and mud and I have no complaints. Im looking forward to see how they will handle in the snow/ice this winter.

Tire size 285/75/R16 mounted on a 6.5" Rim. These tires performed great! Up until about 2/32's tread they did great in rain, snow, and regular driving conditions. I never used the tire for off road purposes as I have a 2WD Truck. I did mainly on road driving and towing a trailer about 4-5 days a week. The few times I was off road they performed well in everything but mud. I always ran max psi in the rear tires so that may have contributed to poor tread life, but it was mainly an issue with towing. I got around a year out of these tires or about 25,000-30,000 miles. I would recommend this tire for anyone not regularly towing a trailer. Great performance and if I have a vehicle that doesn't tow, I would happily purchase these again.

I like the tire's ride and performance, although I've only experienced dry pavement and gravel so far. Even at greater inflation than my previous tires, they have a comfortable, slightly cushioned feel that dampens pavement irregularities I used to feel. They are also quieter than I expected. I'm entirely pleased so far - waiting for the snow to fall. They also seem to shed gravel pretty well before I reach pavement unlike my previous tires.