I upgraded from basic all-terrains to these KO3s and haven't looked back. From snow and mud to rocky trails and pouring rain—these tires have owned every terrain I've thrown at them. I tow with them too, and they've held up flawlessly. Quiet on the highway, aggressive off-road, and they look so good doing it. But here's the kicker: my wife, who never notices anything with four wheels, actually commented on how great these look—and that's saying something! Yeah, they're on the pricier side, but honestly, they're worth every dollar. Proud to have these on my rig.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] so far better than the KO2s

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the tires!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They fit good but does bring down the mileage

As others have noted, and I thought 'won't happen to me', but can't get these tires to balance on my Toyota Tacoma w/stock 17" rims. They do look great and seem to be pretty quiet for an AT tire on dry roads. Have yet to try them in rain/snow. Hoping to find another tire shop to try balancing again because I really want this to work. The rims are true, and I've had the KO2's in the past w/o issue.

Bought as oem replacement for 21 Chevrolet LT Trailboss. I was considering a few different brands but kept coming back to the KO3. I only have about 100 miles on them but I'm happy with the choice. I did move from load range c to E so psi is higher of course.

I purchased these tires for my winter rims LT275/65/18 (275/60/20 trail terrains for summer). The First thing I noticed from the Duratracs I removed is how quiet these tires are. They did have a little hop to them at first, but after about three hundred miles, that slowly disappeared to a nice smooth ride. The look that these tires give my old ride with the raised white lettering and aggressive side wall, I can't help but look at my truck as if I just bought it new again. I can't wait to try these in the Minnesota winter

Traction is great in icy and snow condition's. No issues pulling a snowmobile trailer in Michigans upper peninsula with poor road conditions.

Always liked the All-Terrain T/A KO2's..The KO3's are even better. Aggressive look, great traction. White letters on the outside look great

Decent tire and have been solid in snow, mud and daily driving but I dont even have 20,000 miles and I need to replace them.