Bought these tires 2 years ago, the tread wear is great. The sidewalls have started cracking on 3 out of the four tires purchased. One of the tires has extremely large cracks beginning in the tread area extending down onto the side walls. Looked on YouTube appears I am not the only person that has had this same issue with this same tire purchased from this same time period. Looks like the rubber gets incredibly dry for no reason and deteriorates in just a year or so. VERY Expensive tires to have sidewalls that go bad and risk the lives and safety of the persons operating the vehicle and others traveling on the same roads. Serious safety issue with tires such as these being sold to all over the United States.

I've put around 170k miles and halfway through the 3rd set of these tires on my Tacoma. I put the R16s on my Land Cruiser and couldn't be happier after 30-40k miles. They run better than a mud tire on the highway, excellent in ice and snow, and outperform many other brands of mud tire on the trail. I doubt I'll own any other tire until they make a KO3.

I purchased a set BFG KO2 for my GMC 2500. These tires only lasted 28,000 miles! I had a set of original BFG A/T before and they lasted nearly 50,000 miles! The new BFG K02 is very disappointing! Hard to get balanced and they don't wear evenly. All around a HORRIBLE TIRE!

These were the stock tires on my 2019 4runner (SR5 Premium w TRD t, and multiple auto shops have expressed how they can't believe these are the original tires on the car. They still have a lot of life left in them, but I am deciding to proactively replace them at 90k. I am replacing them with the exact same tire. They handle Tahoe snow extremely well. Highly recommend!

I had 3 sets of the T/A KO tires before going to the KO2s. I've averaged no less than 80,000 miles on each set. I've never had a flat with any set. We do a lot of traveling all over the country, but mainly, we spend our winters in Florida and summers in Montana. This past summer we pulled a 38' travel trailer from Florida, to Montana, and back to Florida. While in Montana, we did a lot of Forest Service back country roads of which I wouldn't recommend a 4 wheeler to traverse with no tire related issue. I only recommend these tires to anyone with a rig that can handle them. I've owned just about every brand of tire known, and I've had vehicles from a 72 Ford pickup to a 2003 Ford Excursion Eddie Bauer 4x4. No other tire matters when it comes to my lifestyle.

Have been a loyal customer for years and loved the looks of these tires. They have performed well on the street but suffer on the sands of St Augustine Beach. Couldn't believe it at first but the tires sink in the soft beach sand easier than my Michelins did. I now know why, they are smaller than the Michelins even though they are stamped the same size. Disappointed that they are so much shorter and narrower than other tires with the same size stamping. If I buy these tires again I will compare sizes first.

Very pleased with these tires. I bought them for my Chevy Colorado 3years ago. They were superior in the snow in Pennsylvania winters. Rarely had to use four wheel drive. When I sold the truck, after 40,000 miles of wear, they still had half tread depth.

Have had multiple sets of the prior-gen KO, good tire. Good load carrying, generally quiet though even with rotations they'd 'start' to make some noise by 40K miles. Good mileage life; got 59K (60K rated tire, then) on my Suburban including heavy towing. Bought KO2s for my JKU Wrangler, have put 20,000 miles on them in the last year. Still quiet as new. Rotate every 3K (excessive for some, appropriate for my use). No suggestion they'll wear out prematurely. I've found them to be very good in rain and snow. Much better in rain (wet/damp pavement) than the prior rim protectors I'd had installed. Your mileage may vary, however based on mine ;), I highly recommend KO2s. Pictures taken right after returning from a 3,200 mile trip, doing 10 days in Colorado Rockies, a third of those days off road traversing some pretty sharp rocky areas.

Bought these tires 3 years ago. They've seen 11 Western states, 5 National Parks, and 3 Wildland fire seasons. I've traveled solo as well as with a 5th wheel RV in tow. There is still almost 40% tread left with no chunking. I will buy these tires again if they ever wear out/

Bought these tires June 2018 and placed on a Dodge Ram 2500. Strictly all highway mileage, rotate every 5000 miles and run the recommended tire pressure. Always thought BF Goodrich was a compatible tire but after owning a them I'm very disappointed with the wear, for a tire rated 50,000 miles, I only got 21,500 miles out if them.