We have been using the 35x12.50x17 K02's for a little over a year now, and have managed to put about 25,000 miles on them, from towing, daily driving, and trail driving on a 2007 2500 Diesel Ram. I am amazed at how well the tires have held up, the wear is minimal, I honestly thing we'll get 60-75,000 out of them. BFG nailed it on this one. Trust me when I say last set of tires you will buy for a long while, and when you do go to buy a new set it will be the same ones, at least it will be for me.

I CONTACTED THE MFG. AND SHOWED WERE THE TIRES LASTED 20,000+ MILES ON THE KO2 TIRES, AND THESE FOLKS ARE VERY PROFESSIONAL AND STOOD 100% BY THE PRODUCT, THEY TOTALLY CHANGED MY OPINION ABOUT TIRE COMPANIES, ESPECIALLY BFGOODRICH! GAVE THEM 5 STAR FOR OUTSTANDING ASSISTANCE.

Great tires! Tread wear id horrible!

Tires are crap splitting with only a few miles they appear to rot on the rim in the shade

I was concerned that they might be noisy on pavement, but not the case. Make my 2 wheel drive Silverado look like it could climb up a mountain. They get a 10 star rating for traction I will purchase again

Very good tires all weather I pull snowmobile trailers and a camper and have over 90000 miles on them and they will most likely make it to over 100000!

Just got back from Yosemite, with rain and snow on Christmas Eve. Comfortable drive on wet road, on ice, on 5 inches of fresh snow. Couldn't be happier with the performance

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.

I have owned 4 sets of ko2’s. 2 on Tacomas, 1 on a f150 and now one on a f250. For the light trucks they are great! For the f250, they are junk at 30k miles. I always rotate at 10k miles.

These are the best all terrain tire on the market! As long as they are on a jeep, 1/2ton, mid size or smaller. Not the right application for a heavy 3/4ton or bigger unless you can afford to replace them yearly.