I travel Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming and South Dakota all year around as an outside sales person. I have a 2015 Chevrolet 1500 with the BFG AT TA KO2 255/70/17. I have almost 60,000 miles on the tires and they still have 7/32 tread depth. Also the grip is amazing. I am sure that these tires have saved my life a couple times last two winters. Amazingly smooth and quiet.

I just bought a set of the KO2's and so far I am very pleased. They are a lot more aggressive than the original KO's. They have a little bit of road noise but you will get that with any aggressive tire. Can't wait to use them in the snow and hit a mud hole with them.

Only got 40000 out of them on my 2015 F350 has to be the new KO2s because i run the old ones on my 01 F250 251000 miles on it and have no issues have gotten around 60000 a set one set i got 72000 out of them. the set on my f250 have 30000 on them and they look brand new still. Very disappointed in the new KO2s

I bought these 2.5 years ago. And have about half the useable tread left. I thought they did really well in sand. They did decent in mud and snow. They didnt live up to the hype when it came to stopping in snow and rain. They also started splitting and cracking in the sidewalls I went back to the place I bought them and they said I needed new tires but no warranty was offered by the shop or BFGoodrich. Not what I was expecting from a baja champion tire.

Ride noise some , should be it's an off road tire. Rough ride , not that bad 56psi keeps tires from excessive sidewall flex on roads. Traction on mountain drive way mud, snow very very good, dry excellent. Drive way is steep enough that when coming down in rain back end of Rav4 want to pass the front in when stopped. (most of the weight in on the front tires at that point) So far Rav4 is in one piece because of these tires , 7,000 miles on them. Using stock tire size.

These tires will not balance, lots of vibration above 60 MPH. Had the tires "road force" balance twice and they still vibrate like crazy. Dealer just keep telling me that there is nothing wrong with tires. Before I put these on the truck rode great...now not so much.

I drove a 2000 Jeep Wrangler for 17 years. After the stock tires wore out I went through 2 sets of KOs. Loved every mile of cement and dirt road. A couple years ago switched over to a Toyota Tacoma (85% city, 15% off-road), just put the newly designed KOs on with Bilstein 5100 Shocks, now, best ride I have experienced. Amazing quality and feel, worth the money.

I ordered a set of All Terrain K02 tires in 275/70R17 locally to replace my A/T K01 for this winter and I couldn't be more impressed. The K02 has an advertised 20% better capability in snow and I could immediately feel that improvement from my old K01s in 2ft of snow. I went up in size from my old A/T K01 set which was 31x10.5R15 and still have nearly identical mileage on the new K02s. The new side ridges also give a big visual improvement to the look of the tire. When I was comparing other competing A/T type tires I just couldn't get away from how much of a value the BFG A/T K02's were, while still being one of the top scoring A/T type tires. And Im sure these will wear just as good as my K01 set which was made in 2009 is still being used on another car of mine with plenty of tread left.

I put 4 new KO2's on my 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD crew cab. I went to West Va with the family for the weekend. We did some off roading in snowing and icing conditions. Let me say these tires are AWESOME! They performed beyond my expectations. There was little or no slip even in mud, water or the more technical sections of the trail. My only concern is the tread wear. There is a slight hum at highway speeds but it is not too bad.

I only have 20 thousand miles on the tires and they are wore out I have a 2016 f250 I had my tire dealer check my truck out and there is no issue with my truck .Bf goodrich will only give me 43 percent rebate on the tire not acceptable .I won't even bother putting a nother set on I'll pay full price for a better tires