Great all around tyre, excellent in wet weather conditions, and a great off road option as long as your not going extreme, have had several sets of the ko 2's and 3's on a couple different trucks, a bit pricey but all have had long wear life w/o complaints

I recently purchased these tires for my F-150 after installing a lift kit. My tires are a size 295/65R20. So far I am very happy with how the tires have performed, there very quiet on the road the seems to do well off road and perform good on wet roads. I haven't had them for very long so I can't say anything about long term but as of now I am very happy with them.

I am a certified master Automotive Tech. I had installed ko2 and had tried a million times to balance the tires , my truck always had a shake to it and you could literally watch the hop on the balancer! Note: performed road force balance! I swore off bf Goodrich. My buddy bought a set for his 26 colorado and swore by them. They look really good so I thought I'd give them a chance again! Same crap as I bought before! They are a heavier tire than what comes stock so expected a gas mileage change as it did by 2 liters/100 k, these tires were fairly expensive and I've balanced twice, watching the hop in the tire, very disappointed in these tires! If I could have sent them back I would have! They look good but do better!

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.

As a happy, loyal K02 customer for 10+ years, I am absolutely sick that I "upgraded" to the new K03's this past December. To begin with, the traction is nothing compared to the K02's. Even when my past sets of K02's were on their last leg, the traction was preeminent compared to the K03's brand new! I was (and am still) shocked by the awful squeal that they let out simply going around corners and accelerating from a stoplight in the slightest drizzle of ran in the middle of town where speed limits max at 40mph. As a Minnesota resident, I buy BFG K's for their reliability during the coldest months of the year and their ability to get through the snow and ice with absolute certainty. Sadly these K03's can't even manage to get traction after the roads are even slightly wet. What a joke. I was already sick about the fact that I gave my K02's up for these K03's, then all of the sudden, one of my four brand new tires managed to pick up a huge allen wrench (which isn't even sharp) and allowed it to penetrate into the tread over 2". The fact that this happened within just a few months is extraordinary considering all of the things I've "picked up" over the years that were actually sharp, and never lodged themselves in to any of my K02's like this wimpy little allen wrench did. I wish I would've stuck with the K02's and never made the switch, but I honestly trusted BFG and their brand. Lesson learned I guess. Just a bummer to see the degression in quality. I miss my K02's and their endless reliability. These will never compare.

I bought a set of 4 for my 2020 Silverado 1500 LT Z71. After having them mounted by Discount Tire there was an immediately noticeable vibration from one of the rear tires (or both maybe) at speeds above 60 mph. I took it back to get road force balanced 3 times. Discount tire replaced the two rear tires with new and one of those had the same issue. After my second attempt to get the new tires rebalanced I was forced to go in another direction. It seems balancing issues are quite common with this tire, which makes me feel like there may be a quality control issue. I really wanted to like this tire. They looked great, very quiet, great traction. Good luck getting 4 good ones though. I replaced with a set of NITTO tires which balanced out just fine.

Absolutely 💯 junk from day 1, they wont balance after 3 shops. BF knows this!!! Less than 10k miles on these and I wouldn't give them away.

Like several other customers, I'm having trouble getting these tires balanced. After 3 regular balancing and 1 road-force attempt, the vibration at 65-70 mph just won't go away. Luckily, they are still under warranty. The tires don't even have 500 miles.

Similar to many others here, I just bought a set of 295 / 65 R20 and they will not balance. Bad vibration starts around 40 MPH and gets worse as speed increases. About to replace them with a new set and see if we have the same issue. I have never had an issue with the KO and KO2 tires, but these KO3s seem to be notorious for this.