I totally agree with the Cattle Guy. I've been running these tires on my 1 ton F350 4x4 with a 4000lb Atctic Fox camper on the back and they have been great in all weather and terrain conditions! But then I knew they would as I've been a fan of these tires for many years and continue to be impressed by them.

I just purchased my 3rd set of KO2's I love them, the last set I had I got 55,000 miles out of them, I probably could have pushed it to 60,000. I will not put any other tires on my Jeep, I've never had a flat, the tires always perform great and I've never had any problem in the rain with them.

There is no better tires I'm almost 50 ran many different brands always keep coming back to these unmatched traction in snow and rain and are vry quiet

I always wanted a set of these tires. 2019 2500HD Duramax. Fantastic ride and traction. Quiet. Good handling. Awesome in the snow. I work a farm so they work great is variable soil conditions. HIGHLY recommend.

I bought a dodge 2500 and put new tires on it..and a month later the motor went out...so the truck sat at the mechanic on jack stands for a year and half..till I could afford a new motor.....all said and done...now last night me and the kids was going to get something to eat.and the front tire blew out on the side wall and tread...thank God I was in a 35 mph zone when it went out....I have never ever had problems with tires....I just wish I could find someone to warranty it...they didn't mind taking my money when I bought all 4.....but all is good.....they are the bfgoodrich at ko2 lt315/7017....but all is good..god bless...I was going to send pictures of tire but want let me..

I live in Buffalo NY, one of the snowiest, iciest and whiteout-est places in the country. For many, many years I have used KO2's for my winter tires. Dont believe the lies. There are two types of tires. Spring-summer-fall tires and WINTER tires. The winter tires must have the mountain with snowflake symbol cast into the sidewall. If it aint there it aint a winter tire. At least it wont save your life in a snowstorm. Dont cheap out. The guy in the ditch, cheaped out. Next, you want thinner tires to cut through the snow. Remember those old wooden sleds with the two metal rails that always sucked because they cut through the snow down to the grass and stopped dead? Thats what you want in a snow tire. Not a wide tire like a snowshoe. You need to contact the pavement to stay on the road. I use 265-65R18 on my Sierra's and I always blow past the unprepared, wide tired or all season guys on the thruway and a lot of them are 4WD. These KO2's are a softer grippy compound with a strong sidewall to grip the curves in the road and keep you square in your lane. You will not believe the control you have. Change these out to your summer tires after the snow is gone. You will burn them up on dry pavement. That saves you money in the long run. I get at least 6 winters out of mine. They have some road noise. A hum to remind you you are protected during the winter and a hum to remind you to change them out in the spring. It is not an annoying hum if you realize they are there protecting you. Tires and brakes are the most important things in your life while you are in your vehicle. Buy the best for both. Start with KO2's. You will thank this review.

I bought a set of 4 KO2s on July 2017 for my F150 Raptor. The ride is good and the handling is great especially in snow. They now have close to 50,000 miles and have decent thread remaining. I'm looking to replace with same tire next Spring. I have my dealer rotate and balance twice a year and check air pressure routinely.

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.

I am on my fourth Rubicon. I have traditionally been happy with the performance of the tires however these K02's are brutal. All four need replacement having worn completely and evenly at only 3 years, 36,000 miles. Don't sit back and take it - write reviews and post to social….it is not right to advertise 50,000 miles and come up waaaay short.

I have them over 44k this set on my f150. I live near Detroit area. I love how good they handle on the winter. Great for any trip or adventure. My first set was in Jeep Greand Cherokee that tires last up to 80k miles. Hard to avoid this tires after 120k miles without any issue.