I put these on my 2004 ram 2500 4x4 Cummins. I have about 8500 miles on the tires and the tread is chunking and I figure I’ll need a new set of tires in the next 3 to 4 thousand miles.

I've had a set on my F150 FX4 since 2016, gotten 62k miles out of them and if not for some sidewall damage up front the backs still have another 20k left in them. These are a great tire and will run for ages if you rotate them every 5k

Mostly on road driving with quite a bit of highway time. At 42,000 miles I still measure 7/32 tread, can't really complain about that. Size 285/65R20 on a 2014 F150.

Truck I recently bought had these tires on it. Happy to say I'll NEVER put these tires on a vehicle I own. NO traction in snow or on ice. My NITTO Ridge graplers had better traction and lasted longer. Never again

I bought K02's for my 2003 Superduty 7.3 Powerstroke at 211,000 miles. I sold the truck with 296000 miles and the tires still have tread. I will never consider another tire for my truck.

This tire has great traction offroad, has low road noise, and I got about 50,000 miles out of them. They look great but can be a little difficult to balance, I'v have to take them back to rebalance.

No kidding, I bought these tires for my 2015 Jeep unlimited, dressed up for off roading, and seen it's fair share. These tires have 85,000 miles, and have been awesome. Rotation every 3000 miles.

Same experience as below. Tires showing excessive wear on my raptor. At 30k Dealership reached out for warranty claim and told there’s nothing that will be done. Mainly highway miles. I’d say 35-40k miles is a more realistic tire life.

Bought these tires a year and eight months ago I had 154,240 miles when I got them put on today I am at 224,343. That’s 70,000+ miles on oilfield lease roads 50% and 50% highway miles

I've had the same set of K02's on my Jeep Wrangler for 7 years, buying another set now. I also put them on my Ram 2500, and recently bought them again for my new Ram 3500. Awesome in snow, they last, tough and tough looking.