I bought these not for off road (although I'm glad to have that option)... I bought them as a snow tire and they are AWESOME. Drove from Vermont to Syracuse, NY in an ICE storm, straight through the Adirondacks and never slipped once. I live outside NYC but spend a lot of time in Vermont and haven't used 4 wheel drive up there yet and you know what this winter has been like. My Suburban used to be AWFUL in snow, now it is a beast. You can not make these tires slip slide or fail in any way. Highly recommend. Thanks BF Goodrich!

I have always owned BF Goodwrench and I have never had a tire do this. It is literally separating.

GREAT TIRES - DEPENDABLE - NO DOWN TIME - EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR IN TIRES.

Very disappointed. Spending all that money and no raised white letters. Even shows them on the website pictures. I always run BFG all terrains and all have had raided white letters. Not this set.

62,000 miles on first set, and they took a beating from mile 1. Awesome winter and mud performance for a true AT tire. 2nd set has 12,000 on it; still have yet to have any issues. Thanks for making an awesome product.

My first set of KO2's lasted 102,000 miles! I just replaced them a few months ago. I thought the tread wasn't as deep, and now, I'm sure these tires aren't as good as my first ones. Something changed. I'm not happy at all.

Sidewall cracks. I'm seeing threads coming through the side walls on my tires too. It's a 2022 Jeep Wrangler with 7300 miles. Worried too about blow out.

I bought five tires, Two sizes bigger than stock two years ago and you can hardly tell there is any tread loss. They ride nice and Have been very durable. I’ve had them off-road on dirt and rock and I’ve never had a puncture. Great tire.

I've run these tires since 2000 on my last 4 F350's, F150 and know on my F250. I don't even look at another tire I consistently get above 62K miles. Great traction in the mud and what little snow we have in NE Texas.

Same experience as below. Tires showing excessive wear on my raptor. At 30k Dealership reached out for warranty claim and told there’s nothing that will be done. Mainly highway miles. I’d say 35-40k miles is a more realistic tire life.