BFGoodrichAll Terrain T/A KO2 Radial Car Tire for Light Trucks, SUVs, and Crossovers,32x11.50R15/C 113R

Awesome tire with quiet road noise. Take it off road and in the snow. I have never had a complaint! I always get compliments from people about how the car looks with these tires!

Perfect!

i bought these tires for my brothers truck as he had 11 year old re-treads previously, I don't have any pictures but I've only heard good things about them, the tires aren't to loud or anything on the road. They fit really well on my brothers bullet hole rims, they should last relatively long. They look really good and they are completely fresh and brand new with the blue stuff or whatever to preserve the lettering. They handle mud well and gain traction really good. Unfortunately i dont have any pictures but I have heard nothing but good things from my brother so far.

Look great and ride great. I mounted them myself. Didn't have to balance them at all. Smooth ride so far. Make a little bit of noise not bad though. Don't scrub anywhere. Very happy with the tires.

Exactly as described and are good so far

Hard not to repeat the same things everyone says about the KO2. They are probably the perfect all-terrain tire for an SUV. Long lasting, quiet & comfy on road, great in snow, dirt, gravel, decent in moderate mud, so on and so forth. Love them on my Jeep XJ in southeast Alaska. This 30” size in particular is about as big as you can comfortably go on a stock XJ, as long as the suspension is in good shape (especially the rear leaf springs). That said, I’d recommend a 1-2” budget boost for a better fit. Pictured here is mine with the 30x9.5x15 and about 1.5” over stock height. This is how I think they should have been built from the factory. Driveability is still great with stock 3.55 gears.

This is the fourth set of BFG K02s I have purchased. I have been in all types of terrain from rock/clay, mud, snow, ice and sand. The k02s have never let me down. I have put about 250,000 miles on my k02s. They always wear very well. After repeated abuse they always hold up. They could be nearly smashed flat and the sidewall wont tear. My father in law constantly runs through tires while mine continue to hold out. I live on a nasty dirt road and have to commute to work 30 miles. My dirt road is 10 miles long and I mean nasty. That means I have to get to work even with bad weather. I have never been stuck with these. I've been up to the door frames in mud with plenty of traction sand so deep if you stop you sink. Never have I been let down. They're also planted on pavement very rigid and dont howl like some mud tires on hard turns it's the best all terrain tire on the market in my opinion. Hope it helps.

They make driving in all kinds of weather secure. We have several inches of snow, ice and freezing rain now and the traction is very good .