after running the bfg all-terrain t/a ko for the past 5 years on 2 f 350s and a exployer and being completely satisfied I needed a new set and was told the new t/a ko2 may be replacing old t/a ko. so I did not want to buy a set of tires that couldent be replaced if one of them got an unfixable flat. so I bought a set of the 285/65/20 T/A KO2 to replace my set of wore out 285/65 20 T/A KO. what a disappointment! what used to be a rugged beefy looking tire that stuck out and accented any truck (witch is why most folks buy them) now leaves a gayping hole in my wheelwells even though there the same size! how can the same size tire weigh 3 lbs less and be 1 inch smaller in dia. yet cost more? BFG if it ant broke don't fix it!

The first set of new tires I put on my brand new 2000 Silverado was a set of 315/R16. Over the years I replaced those tires 3 times until I sold that truck in 2017. I averaged 60-70,000 miles on each set of tires. Lots of road and mud driving. I replaced that truck with another Silverado (2015). I recently lifted it replacing the stock tires with BFG 275/70R18. Could not be happier with the performance of the BFG tires. Hands down the best riding, pulling and traction tire on the market. Thanks for the awesome product and keep up the good work!

Purchased (5) 35x12.50r17 KO2s and immediately had a vibration at speed. 600 miles and 4 balance jobs later, the tires will not properly balance. Tires have been broken and spun on wheels to no avail. Severely disappointed at this point, these tires are pricey. I didn't read review beforehand, as BFG has a great reputation and I've been through 3 sets of the original KOs, however, it appears I'm one of many people to have this problem. I've submitted a warranty claim and will update this review pending the result.

Just swapped from Revo A/T 2's and could not be happier. The KO2 are my winter/off-road tires during the wet months in the NW. Revo's were fine for the road and decent off-road but the K02 are beasts. I have a 2012 Grand Cherokee Overland Hemi and I honestly have tried to get his thing stuck and no luck. I have pulled Hondas off the trails, climbed well over 4000' in 4 low passed all tire tracks and the K02 just dig. On the streets they are a bit loud (expected) and the handling is not as crisp at highway speeds as the summer tires (again expected) however have not found a better tire and plan on buying them again.

I drive a 2008 Toyota Tacoma. I bought a set of BF All Terrains for my truck almost as soon as it hit 40,00 miles because the factory tires where shot. My truck now has 116k miles on it and these tires honestly still have a little life in them. I rotated them every 10k miles and never tow anything. I'm sure I could have gotten a solid 80k out of them but I typically replace my tires when they start getting questionable just to be safe. Also the set I had were the KO not the KO2 but I'm sure there basically the same thing. Great tire loved it!!!

I just put 55,000 miles on a set of 285 65 20 ko2 tires on my F350 Platinum long bed with replacement bumpers. I could have gotten another 10k out of them easily, but I35 construction in Dallas claimed one tire, so I replace the whole set and went back with the same size and same ko2. Smooth ride, great traction dry and wet, great in hot and cold weather. The ride is quite and soft. The tires have a heavy side wall so there is none of that spongy/swaying uneasy feeling in the steering. Most of my driving is on pavement 90% the other 10% is on dirt roads. I rotate every 5k.

Have had KO BFGs forever. Life has gotten progressively shorter and now this new version is out with ostensibly better snow performance. Unfortunately they are as noisy as cheap mud grips and do not have same solid dry road feel. I will likely never again by BFG. These are junk am changing to Coopers after 1000 miles. Another example of brand degradation!

I have done a lot of information searching on this tire. BFG are the best tires i have owned. I believe the different reviews concerning tire wear is from the "tread feature" and mileage warranty. If you check your tires for severe rating with no mileage warranty or DT with mileage warranty I bet the fast wearing reviews have the softer compound tires. BFG T/A KO2 are the best

I expected these tires to be tougher than they actually are. The tires are not that noisy which is a plus and road force balancing is a must! The local tire shop could not get the balancing right until I took it to get road force balanced. Tread design lends itself to catching rocks! I had one that spiked itself into the tire and gave me a flat! No off roading - no trails - I only drove down a gravel driveway (the one and only time!) I can not say I would ever consider buying them again! I loved my old BFG but these are a dud in my book (my old truck with the BFGs have been up and down that driveway at least 100 times and never had any rocks stuck in the tread!

I purchased these tires knowing all the hype and they honestly do live up to it. With the latest flash floods and rain in South Texas these tires do not slip, spin, or hydro-plane with very sharp turns or quick maneuvering. On the highway theses tires as quiet as can be, no howl or vibration. With all the rain and 4x4 trucks, whos not gonna go off-roading? the KO2's Performed outstandingly in the mud. Haven't gotten stuck yet. Pulled out many lifted 6.0's, jeeps and suburban's all with and F150. Great tires for your money. You will not be disappointed!