All-Terrain T/A KO2 TIRE REVIEW

Manufactures Defective BFG All-Terrain Tires

About two years ago I purchased a set of BFG all terrains for my 2020 Tundra. Currently tread wear is at about 30% which means I have approximately 70% tread wear remaining which usually should last me another two years. I use my P/U for light towing and travel. no abusing with rugged off roading. I rotate my tires regularly and due to long highway rips I check tire pressure regularly. With all this said I’ve had to replace the entire set of four due to significant and numerous sidewall cracks. After paying roughly $1500 for the set plus balance and mount I only got about 30% wear out of the tires. This is unacceptable. I wish I could charge BFG for my time that it takes to drive to the dealer and the wait time it takes to purchase and install new tires and then the time home. In the future I will not purchase nor would I recommend the BFG products. Buyer be ware.

Tires are separating

I have always owned BF Goodwrench and I have never had a tire do this. It is literally separating.

Great look, dont last long

I really like the tires ...they are smooth on the road with no wheel noise

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..

Is there really a 50k warranty?

I purchased a new Tiffin GH1 in 2024 with 2k miles, upgraded the suspension in late 24' rotated tires and kept records. now with 21k miles the tires are incredibly load and showing extreme wear. I spoke with the dealership they said talk to a BF dealer, the BF dealers says talk to the dealership I purchased the Van from... The ties are showing extreme wear and both BF Deal and Van Dealership recommended they be replace. No response of BF. Rotated at; 5k, 9.5k, 14k and now with 21k they need to be replaced? Sound - typically the van runs at 75dD now is running at 89dD (Freeway sound is 85-91dD)

they look good

Great tires when they are new, and they look great BUT... if you run them in the summer, they wear quickly, the are very hard to ballance on aftermarket rims (Fuel Hostage) and in snow, they are GARBAGE. This is my 2nd set, and I can absolutely say, unfortunately I will not be going back to the K02.

Keep making them the way you are!

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!

A GREAT TIRE!

I’ll tell you what I think I love these tires and you guys are discontinuing them. BUMMER … I had my first set while I’ve had them before, but I had my first set again in a while last year and they’re the bomb!! And when my mechanics told me you were discontinuing them, I ended up with the K03 … Those are a bummer a big bummer ! I drive for the Postal Service and put on 150 miles Times five … I’m driving through all sorts of roads to gravel, pavement, snow, and all I’m going to say there is no comparison to the KO2 ! Best tire ever! In fact, I bought the last four that tire rack had so they’ll get me through another year. And then I’m going to have to search because I am not buying the KO3 again. But my nephew loves that he just got four brand new tires for his old truck. The KO3 Could not handle our first snowfall, Which was hardly any snow, but there was ice so I will give into that.. But when I’m getting stuck at mailboxes with hardly any snow on them, the tires are done. I can’t believe it. Not to mention, I had my first flat within less than 1000 miles And it was a screw and it could’ve happened to even the KO2 , Another strike against the KO3 They are too soft something is different with them and it’s not just because I’m used to driving the KO2. But I do want to tell you last year I took the KO2 To baldness before I And again, I am amazed by that Tire. And personally, I had the 245 KO2 LT Last year, I think they were even better than, The KO2 255 LT …I have right now. But I do have to say I love the side wall on these KO2 And the tread is different just a tad I think. But I love the all black.

Best A/T

I’ve put about 7,000 hard miles on my ko2s and I love them very durable very grippy and just dominate any terrain I’ve taken them through heavy mud and heavy rocks and ive ripped them on and off road and they have not failed me at all highly recommended

This is the tire you need!

Look great, ride great, perform great. I got rid of mud terrains because none of those were true for me. I did not care for the look, they did terrible in the ice and snow, and the noise always gets worse as they weat. KO2's is what I had two times in a row, and now the KO3, white letters OUT as always :)