best off road tire ever, now i am having my third set on my Landcruiser 75 series Ute fully loaded with overland gear and the tires on the highway is 50 psi and rocks 20-25 psi and gravel 25-30 psi and mud 18-22 psi and normal sand on beach or sand duns will be 10-15 psi and on super soft sand dropped to 5 psi, this tire nothing can stop it its tough and gripey, never puncher in desert by rocks or bush sticks its real champ, and as you now the toughest deserts and the original deserts are in gulf countries and this tire took it all and its still standing like brand new no tear or cracks. weather temperatures summer reach's 58 and winter gets down to -2 to -5.

I have owned three previous versions of this tire on my Superduty and liked, but this set has a very soft rubber. I can easily bend the tread blocks with my fingers. I have worn 2/32 in 2400 miles. When I make a quick lane change the soft compound will rebound the truck the other direction when the lateral load is taken off. I will not want to tow a trailer with these tires until they wear down more, which should be in short order. I have not used them off road yet, but i bet they are very good off road. These should not be advertised as All-Terrain as the road is not a good use for these, and for the majority of people that is the main use. .

I first encountered the KO fitted new to a 1989 Nissan Safari 4x4 fresh off the boat as a used Japanese import in 1999. 290,000 km later I am on my 3rd set of KOs. Also I am running them on my 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I have never been stuck in mud or snow and have only ever had one puncture. The wear is amazing, 80 to 100,000 km from new down to 3mm tread depth. I find them a quiet running tyre but they do get a bit noisy when the tread wears down below 5-6mm. In short, I love 'em! I can't justify using Mud Terrains because I seldom require anything that aggressive. I'm just a bit annoyed that I can't get a set of KOs in 225-60R18 for my wife's 2011 Suzuki Grand Vitara. Operating conditions: Safari: 265-75R16 on 8" rims. (Australian Spec)* Jeep: 255-70R16 on standard rims (Standard Spec) * Note: Australian spec actually specifies 265-70 section. Thanks, BFG, for a pretty amazing tyre.

I recently purchased four B F Goodrich All Terrain T/A LT275/60/r20 tires for my 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD. Living in the southwest U.S. I drive many dirt roads and many mountain roads. Recently I ended up in a very large sand pit. These tires were a god send. They cut through the sand just like it was a super highway. I will be putting quite a few miles on them shortly on unimproved mountain roads. I finally have the confidence to go where I use to avoid. These tires are awsome!!

I bought a set of the BFG all-terrain T/A KO2 last year because my truck needed tires bad and it was what the tire shop had in stock and I’m super happy with this set I have a 2017 ram 2500 crew cab 8 foot bed and I have it loaded down with 2800 lbs of tools for work every day and I just hit 60000 miles on this set and still have 7/32 tread left and have to admit I never rotated my tires but I do mostly highway and off-road never gotten more the 50000 miles out of any other all- terrain tire on the market on any of my trucks.

I've had the T/A KO2 on my 2015 F150 for just at 50K miles now and they are still at 6/32nd's tread. Have held up great for me with normal rotations and pressure checks. I tow a 10K lb gooseneck horse trailer at times and just bump the air pressure up and they take it great. I will be buying another set for sure when these finally wear out. Very quiet too compared to the older versions.

Loved these tires until now. I am finishing my 4th set of these tires, or 3 sets of KOs and 1st of KO2s. I absolutely loved the KOs. Not one single thing to complain about. Averaged 50k miles on all 3 sets. Was so happy that for the 4th set I went with the "improved" KO2s. I am now through this set and have only 27k miles on them. Great tires, just like the KOs, but mileage is no where close to what it used to be.

These are the only tires I would ever put on a 4WD truck. They get traction in all conditions -- dry pavement, wet pavement, mud, ice, and particularly snow. Even in the heaviest of snow, these tires just grip and go. I've watched other 4WD trucks spin their wheels accelerating from a stoplight (in snow), but I just hit the gas and go right by. I have absolute confidence my truck will never get stuck anywhere with these tires.

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 bought these tires because Michigan roads have so many pot holes. I had a set of goodyear tires and i hit a pothole and broke the belt on the tire. I decided to buy the bfgoodrich ko2s and they are handling these crap michigan roads like a champ.