I'm on my second set and loving them just as well as the first set, which went 64,000 miles on and off road. Not sure if some of these 1-star folks just got a dud set or whatever, but I've never heard or seen anything but good out of these tires, when talking with overlanders and offroaders in Colorado, Tennessee, Nevada and New Mexico. I had a set of Coopers which also did well, 58,000 miles on them, with a great compound, but the KO2's really excel for me in snow and even on ice, great compound and tread design. For me, an easy 5 stars.

I have had a couple sets of the Mud Terrains over the years...definitely not for the street but they are SO COOL LOOKING tires. Had 1 set of the Trail Terrains which came with new vehicle purchase. Ultimately, what work best for me is the All Terrain's for looks, ride performance, and I have never had a puncture of any sorts. Hey how about a Ball Cap or XL-T Shirt to promote the All Terrains. Thanks!

These are great tires! I just bought my second set for my Jeep and they've never let me down. I have been in slushy mud, high standing water, up to a foot of snow, and I've never once ever been stuck. The first set was bought in 2017 and still had tread left when I replaced them. After 8 years the rubber was cracking, badly in some spots, but they never leaked. I like that the sidewall is so thick and can stand up to ice chains without damage. My new set is much quieter than the first set which was a pleasant surprise.

Bought a Bronco Raptor with 9500 miles, I now have 31000 miles. All 4 might get another 5000 miles out of the tread and one of the tires can't be balanced because it's out of round, easily seen on the balancing machine. These are 39x13.5x17 so not inexpensive tires at all. I drive mostly highway miles, don't drive aggressive and zero offroad use. Rotate them every 3000 miles.

The sidewalls are splitting on my ko2s. They are less than 2 years old with 70% tread left. I just wish I would have read the reviews before purchasing. If I hadn't noticed it could have very well been catastrophic.

The last two vehicles I owned, I only ran K02s. They are the perfect balance of off-road and on-road performance combined with legendary durability. I just upgraded to the K03, and I'm looking forward to years of service.

Have had a vibration on one of the tires that has been there from install. Have had the tires rebalanced and nothing has changed but when rotating the tires the vibration follows. Could not get the tire store to warranty.

My original tires on my 2022 Bronco. Buying new KO2 now. Work amazing in the sand air down to 18psi. Have 77,000 miles on them. Side walls show slight cracking. To be expected they are 3 years old and I air down to drive on beach. Still have a little life in them not down to wear indicator yet but close. Highly recommend the KO2

I’ve had these tires on my 2014 Tundra (77K miles) for 7 years. Had a couple flats - one replaced one patched - and not caused my manufacturing in the slightest. Have them mounted in some Black Rhino wheels. These have endured blazing Oklahoma sun, rock, mud, and a lot more in between. Would highly recommend these tires. They aren’t rated for long distances and have far surpassed the estimated mileage.

This things are dangerous. Experienced my third tire disintegration today. All have been at highway speed and today nearly caused a loss of control. The first, I gave the benefit of the doubt to the tire. It had been used hard off road and was on a heavily loaded truck. The other two have both been taken care of with minimal hard use in, thankfully, unloaded conditions when they failed.