Well what can be said that everybody else has.I have bought these tires recommended to me by one of my best friend who unfortunately passed away 5 yrs ago not that it is so important but I bought them in 11/2006. The only reason I am replacing them is due to a windfall I received I have @least 80,000 miles on this set & are showing actually age cracking in between the tread that doesn't bother me that much I've driven on less & with less tread I was going to wait until next year but plowing season is just around the corner & I hate to put my tire chains on the ones I made last year the best with ice cleats they are used on the Alaskan haul road. The dot # s are BFW8UJ113606

Purchased this tire three times. First set purchased on a 03 Silverado 2500HD 4x4- nicely balanced, great in snow and water, and stayed that way for the first 15,000 before I sold that truck. I just put a set on my son’s Silverado 1500 4x4 about a month ago, and I just purchased a set to go on my 16 Silverado 3500HD CCLB. I made the decision to purchase these before heading out on a trip between Georgia and Virginia during the wicked snow storm last week (early Dec 18) and couldn’t have been more pleased. The tires have consistently been well-balanced on all these trucks and super pleased the with wet and snow traction they offer.

I have owned several sets of BFG All Terrain tires over the years and was excited when I saw this new design, especially the side wall tread design. Unfortunately, I am extremely disappointed with the tread life. After 20 K, I am left with very low tread life, and not at all what I need for an all terrain tire. When newer, they were great in snow and light mud applications. Don't know if I got a bad set or what. I purchased them as soon as my dealer could get them after release. The Duramax I put them on is heavier then a lot of vehicles, but there was no warning against that and they should be good for a 3/4 ton truck. Won't be buying again

I beat the crap out of these tires on rugged rocky mountain roads and put over 65K miles on them including a 4500K trip across the country and back. The only trade off between these and some good all-weather tires and these is about a 2 miles per gal less fuel economy. This makes sense as they are not highway tires, although 65K, Who'd would know they were not highway tires!

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.

Just purchased the 2nd set of four BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/As for my pick-up. I have them on a 2001 Ford F-150 Super Crew 4x4. The previous set of tires lasted 13 years and over 61,000 miles. Ran them off-road in snow, mud and sand as well as many highway miles. Best light truck tire I have ever had!

Had these tires on a F350 for 9 months and 20,000 miles. I do not drive very fast, not hard on brakes. The front tires have about 1/4 in of tread left and rear tires 1/16 in, so I am putting on Nitto's. Usually have good luck with BFGs but the KO2's are not worth your money.

Horrible tread wear. 7000k on my ram 2500 and pull maybe once a week less than 4000lbs and tires are about 50%!!!!!! Not sure what went wrong but you advertise great tread life. At this rate i would have to buy and new set every year. REDICULUS!!!!!! DO NOT BUY IF YOU HAVE A 3/4 TON OR LARGER TRUCK!!! Probably ok for my jeep wrangler but not for a work truck. Half tread in 4 months!!!!!!!!

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.

I purchased 4 KO2's for my 2000 Toyota Tundra. They ride great, are not noisy, and are good in the mud. Since we haven't had any snow yet in western PA, I haven't had a chance to play in it. I love these tires and will be purchasing a set for my 2013 Toyota Tundra after the 2016 summer. They look good, are aggressive, ride and handle well on and off road. They will be the only tires I run on my trucks. My neighbor Dave just ordered a set for his Ford based on all the positive reviews, looks and performance of these tires. Get a set you won't be disappointed. Don't forget to replace your old valve stems with high pressure ones. 80 PSI.