I have had 2 sets of AT's and 2 sets of AT KO's. I've gotten 80000 miles plus out of each set with rotation every 6000 miles. According to the reviews I'm reading thatpeople are only getting around 50000 miles out of the KO2. That is concerning. What changed. If the tire ha changed that much I would have to look for something else. It's a shame to ruin a tire that has had a proven track record for over 40 years.

I have run BFG All Terrain's for the last 25 years on every type of vehicle imaginable. For the last 200K miles, I have run BFG AT's in 315/70/17 on my 06 Dodge Mega 2500 4x4. Recently, I upgraded to the 10-ply 35/12.50/17E All Terrain KO2's and all I can say is "wow!" These tires are the quietest yet and the traction is awesome. My wife immediately commented on how smooth the truck was riding, too. So far, I only have about 3K miles on them but can see no wear. The new BFG's have a lot more rubber on the sidewalls and have more of a "side biter" trait. They appear much tougher than the old ones but I've not proven this in rocks. They handle great, ride smooth, and definitely grab in the dirt and offroad. If these last the way my old AT's did, I've found my new tire of choice!

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 a set that I am having to replace after putting on less than 40k miles on them. Really disappointed in the tread life and I will consider nittos next time. On the good side, I have been through so horrible terrain including gumbo like mud, loose sand and a little bit of ice and I have never been stuck once. I truly feel confident when driving my vehicle and I’m sure the tires have a lot to do with that.

Not sure why all of the negative reviews. I am getting 69,000 to 74,000 miles on these tires. I have three sets on now, 98 2dr tahoe, 04 yukon xl denali and 05 sierra denali. I rotate every 7,000 miles and run about 40 psi. Alignments are done prior to putting on the tires. Great in the rain or snow. I will be installing on my daughters tahoe and replacing on my 05 sierra very soon. Its not very often you find an excellent product like this. GREAT WORK BFG!!!

I bought these tires 6 months ago and they were fine until last month. Now they can’t hold a balance at all! I have had them balanced three times in the past month by different shops and it doesn’t fix it! Road force and noise is ok, and they really dig off-road, but they’re horrible on the highway! Go with a different tire!

I bought my 1st set of BF Goodrich 285/55/20 KO2 T/A in November 2017, and never & I mean never had any issues whatsoever other than a nail or screw. Other than that, outstanding durability and performance. I believe this is the top tier of tires. Now that I’m looking into replacing them with a new set, has become extremely expensive & difficult. Any possibility of bypassing the middle man & purchase directly from the manufacturer ?

I am on my 3rd set of [LT315/70R17/E] (T/A KO1). Why change to KO2 sidewalls, which are based on "Baja Racing". Also don't know why price increased, when the tread depth was reduced from 17/32 to 15/32 (that's 1/16" less tread)! Doesn't that make them cheaper to make? (while they need replacing more often) / Looking to see what else is available that has better looking sidewalls than KO2

Bought these less than a year ago and the rear tires are worn considerably more than the front I only have about 10K on them now. Noticed considerable wear around 6K. I mainly use this truck for towing my camper. I'm not heavy on the gas so it's not from spinning the tires. Looking to go to some Cooper's Don't buy if you are towing.

Pricey, maybe! But many of my friends end up buying the so called comparable cheapo’s and they all regret it. I live in Utah and put these tires through it all. Love em in the winter, and off road all year round. My hurt the pocket book a little but you will smile and not regret buying these tire and you’ll know it less than a mile out from the tire shop. The KO2 is a great tire.