I bought a set of TA KO2’s for my 2016 Ford F-250 and was immediately surprised with how quiet my truck became. Interstate travel @ 70 mph + with little to zero tire noise. Quite a change from the Toyo’s that I had. Looking forward to traveling now.

Everything came when promised and was exactly what I ordered. The installation crew did a fantastic job of mounting my tires and I couldn't be happier

I totally agree with the Cattle Guy. I've been running these tires on my 1 ton F350 4x4 with a 4000lb Atctic Fox camper on the back and they have been great in all weather and terrain conditions! But then I knew they would as I've been a fan of these tires for many years and continue to be impressed by them.

I just purchased my 3rd set of KO2's I love them, the last set I had I got 55,000 miles out of them, I probably could have pushed it to 60,000. I will not put any other tires on my Jeep, I've never had a flat, the tires always perform great and I've never had any problem in the rain with them.

I am on my second set for my truck in less than 500 miles and now I have to have a third tire added due to high spots. I have never had these isse with this tire and for some reason I hav gotten two bad sets in less than 500 miles. I used to think these tires were good but now I am questioning whether I should try another brand.

The KO2 tires could be great. I like the look, don't mind the tread noise, enjoy them in the snow and dirt but as soon as it rains and the streets get wet, the tires totally lose traction. I am using 4 wheel drive in situations where you do not really need it because I need to get better stability. Have these tires on two vehicles and they seem to age OK. Hit about 60,000 miles for one set and one of the tires just gave in to the cold. I blame who installed the tires for that one because that tire always lost the most air in the winter and added to the ware. I am not sure how many miles you should get on these but warranty is 50,000 so guess they lasted longer than I realized. Just annoyed with the total blow out and needing spare.

Replaced my Goodyear Wranglers, with BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO2s'. These tires went on my 95 Jeep Wrangler, the traction is comparable, the handling is close to the Wranglers' but not quite as good, the grip is as good. I have driven in the snow and they are not as stable as the Wranglers' on the snow, even in 4 wheel drive I felt more slippage in the BF Goodrich than the Wranglers.

I bought a dodge 2500 and put new tires on it..and a month later the motor went out...so the truck sat at the mechanic on jack stands for a year and half..till I could afford a new motor.....all said and done...now last night me and the kids was going to get something to eat.and the front tire blew out on the side wall and tread...thank God I was in a 35 mph zone when it went out....I have never ever had problems with tires....I just wish I could find someone to warranty it...they didn't mind taking my money when I bought all 4.....but all is good.....they are the bfgoodrich at ko2 lt315/7017....but all is good..god bless...I was going to send pictures of tire but want let me..

I have had a couple sets of the Mud Terrains over the years...definitely not for the street but they are SO COOL LOOKING tires. Had 1 set of the Trail Terrains which came with new vehicle purchase. Ultimately, what work best for me is the All Terrain's for looks, ride performance, and I have never had a puncture of any sorts. Hey how about a Ball Cap or XL-T Shirt to promote the All Terrains. Thanks!

These are great tires! I just bought my second set for my Jeep and they've never let me down. I have been in slushy mud, high standing water, up to a foot of snow, and I've never once ever been stuck. The first set was bought in 2017 and still had tread left when I replaced them. After 8 years the rubber was cracking, badly in some spots, but they never leaked. I like that the sidewall is so thick and can stand up to ice chains without damage. My new set is much quieter than the first set which was a pleasant surprise.