Just exellent tires! Number 1 here in Russia! I use my third set now. Two previous were 31/10.5 R15, installed on Mitsubishi Montero II. I drove it all seasons: roads, moderate mud, deep snow, forests and fields, ice fishing etc. The first set was sold after being in use for 3 years (about 8 mm of protector left), the second one was sold with the car after 18 months in use. Present set is 235/85 R16 size, installed on Mitsubishi L200 pickup as summer tires. What can I say? reasonably quiet ones, extremely reliable (one puncture only in 6 years and about 140000 miles for 3 sets), moderate fuel consumption, good contact with any surface (with exeption of bare ice). Next set will be BFG AT as well! They are great!

Very pleased with these tires. I bought them for my Chevy Colorado 3years ago. They were superior in the snow in Pennsylvania winters. Rarely had to use four wheel drive. When I sold the truck, after 40,000 miles of wear, they still had half tread depth.

After running the "old style" BFG's for over 10 years, I tried the new KO2 when I bought tires this last time. I'm running an 06 Dodge Ram Megacab 3500 4x4 with 35/12.50/17 E BFG's. These tires are the best, smoothest, quietest, best handling tire I have ever run on my truck. I'm at 10K miles now and no discernible wear. These look like 50K should be very attainable. Give them a try, you won't be displeased. 60 psi front, 50 psi rear.

I have a 2008 Chevy Silverado Z71 1/2 ton lifted 8". 35x12.50x18" KO2's are impressive. I've never had a quieter, better handling, and most aggressive all terrain tire till today. 10 ply all terrain KO2's have no drag on my application. Compared to all the all terrain tires in the market, the KO2's beats it. Not only by price but definitely the performance that these tires can do. Snow is coming soon and I will come back and give another review for the winter. Don't spend your money on mud terrains. These KO2's will do the job and last longer.

Installed 275/65R20 TA KO on my F350 at 30K miles. Now at 55K miles and running bald on one and close on the other of a pair. Rotated every time the vehicle went to dealer for prescribed service, and within Goodrich warranty requirements. Suspect early failure due to use on gravel road - we have 1.5 mile gravel road with 300 foot elevation gain. Rubber looks torn. Snow traction is good in light snow, but not in 12” or greater on slight incline.

Had a set on 06 Z71 with 30k when I sold the truck, were only 1/2 worn. On my second set F-150 FX4 and 3 of these have 52k on them. I slammed one into a 12" drain curb to avoid an accident. Got a bubble in the side wall the size of an orange, Drove 40 miles without a failure.The replacement now has 23k on it and will be my spare. Both set are based on 275/65 r20. Averaged 65% On-road / 35% Off-road use. Bought to get another set.

Have had these (and previous versions) on three vehicles, now running them on a Subaru Crosstrek with a few off-road mods. Slightly louder than OEMs on pavement at freeway speeds, but far, far better off-road performance allows us to access remote trailheads and campsites we couldn't really get to before. Also, pleasantly surprised that switching from 18' OEM wheels/tires to 15" wheels/KO2s made this the most comfortable highway vehicle we've ever had, even with stiffer springs. My wife actually prefers it over her Lexus for our long road trips.

This review is for the KO2 and the KO. I had a set of the KO's put on my Jeep in January 2013 while living in Alaska because of the severe snow rating. The took me all over Alaska, and down the Al-Can through a snowstorm. After close to 70,000 miles and 6 years, a set of the KO2s are on the Jeep for the Montana winters it now drives through. Wouldn't have anything else.

On my 3rd set of these tires over the years! I insist on these tires they are superior in every way to the competitors in my opinion. They give excellent tread off road or in the snow, but yet they are quiet on the freeway. The tread lasts forever it seems, also you just cant go wrong.

I needed new tires for my Suburban 2500 diesel. The ones in stock were GY Duratrac, had them for 42 miles, came back and had the BFG KO2 put on. The GY would not track straight at highway speeds, and in a 9000lb truck you want control. The BFG KO2's were recommended, and I've only got about 200 miles on them, BUT, they feel fantastic. They track straight, feel easy in the turning, grip the road even in oily patchers superbly. Coming up we're taking a 3000 mile trip, and I have every confidence in these tires. With 255K miles on my Suburban I know how I like it to feel when I drive it, and these are by far the best feeling tires I have had on it.