These tires are chunky and look great on my Toyota 4x4. I thought the may be a bit noisy with the heavy tread, but found that they are no more noisy than my old tires that had more of a touring tread.

Getting ready to install my third set of these tire on my Jeep Wranger Rubicon. These tires have taken me through some very hard conditions and have never let me down in any conditions.

I have over 60,000 miles on my BFG All Terrain KO2’s. Got them on a Z71 Tahoe at 173,000 miles and now have 234,000 miles on it. Also have never had a flat tire. Still have a lot of tread life left. Some of the best tires ever made.

Been running these in 35x12.5 for year without a problem. They've eaten whatever I've thrown at them. I also have gotten 55K+ miles out of them with routine rotation.

My buddy and I both have F350 pickups. He has the OEM Michelin tires and I have a set of these (with 35k rough miles on them). He was stuck in his driveway after 5 inches of snow. I on the other hand hardly noticed! He will be purchasing a set ASAP!

I've put these tires through all kinds of terrain; Mud, sand, large river rock, gravel, crawled over large slick wet boulders, and yes on the highway at high speeds. You definitely get your money's worth with these tires.

I love Bfgs on my Jeep but would not recommend them on a diesel. They don’t hold up at all. I have almost 20,000 on them and they are already passed half gone.

5 year and 83000 miles on them in Hawaiian heat and Utah snow. Still rip up the canyon in 6 inches if snow with what tread I have left. Buying another set this week.

Had a set on my 2019 Ram 1500, 44k miles and still holding about half the tread depth. Planning to replace the Geolandars on my Tundra with a set soon.

This product gets 5 stars: * Good thread design for off and on road * Surprisingly quiet * Reasonable priced * Good thread wear * Looks very handsome on my ML430 SUV Strike: - none yet