I had no idea the difference new tires would make! I can actually feel these tires grab the road and keep me safe. Bonus, my gas mileage has improved as well; probably up about an extra 4-5 miles per gallon.

This is the second pair of I've owned. The first pair lasted me about 8 years and look forward to the second pair last and we just as long. Feel very confident behind the wheel of a truck in off-road.

I bought these not that long ago so far they are great in the rain and great when it's hot can't wait to use them in the mud. But so far they are good and would buy them again

I replaced my factory tires with these bad boys on my 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD crew cab LB LTZ at 60,000 miles. I have 140,000 miles on my truck now. looks like I will be replacing them soon. Never had a problem

I bought this tires a month, to replace a old set of KO. I drive 32miles to get to work, with 4 miles of gravel roads. So far so good pull and steer good on wet and dry roads

While I enjoyed the tires while they lasted, it was extremely short lived... @ 20,000 miles I'm in desperate need to replace. With no warranty & statements that they'll last 60,000 miles- I'm not looking at buying these tires again.

I have 116K on mine right now & plan on getting another 5K-10K out of this set! I would, have & DO RECCOMEND these tires to those I know on a daily basis. have at least 6-7 buddies also running em on their pickups

The tire is great at everything but the new version don't last as long. I got 63,000 miles out of the old version and only 44,000 out of the new. I've had 6 sets of these through the years, but will not buy again until they change the compoud.

Bought a set of 33/1250 for my Silverado back in 2008 and still running them today. tread is maybe 25% and have been through the same places as when I ran my super swamper thornbirds. Love these tires and have them on both my 4x4's

As others have stated, I'm very disappointed with the treadlife of the K02's. I have 28,000 on my Ram 2500 and I'm looking for another set of tires. I can say with confidence that it won't be more of the K02's.