BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 Radial Car Tire for Light Trucks, SUVs, and Crossovers, LT245/65R17/D 111/108S

stop looking and buy these. Being a little softer than other tires it will wear a little faster but the benefits are worth it! Grip for days due to the soft rubber, take corners with confidence that youre not going to slide. Tip over maybe lol, never slide. Winter performance has been amazing, we were in snow up to our bumper up and down hills and these tires were amazing. Mud traction is obviously not as good as their mud tire counterparts but on my 2002 f350, we never got stuck in muddy grass while towing a 35 foot 12,000lb trailer. Road noise is non-existent. ive had many ATs and MTs and these are virtually silent. We have had them on for 4 years now and are at about 50% tread so I'm we are very happy with these.

Great tires for my husband's 2008 Dodge Ram Hemi.

These tires work great for all my offroad need and they balance well

Got my BFG 's on 03/07/24. they are not loud in pavement and are easy to balance, contrary to MT tires. I went to an abandoned field with small sand mounds, muddy areas, some small steep hills and some large water puddles. the tores performed as spected. really good grip on all conditions. they are really good on pavement when is raining, they will grip the road and expel the water out the way due to their tread, good braking performance also. I'm pretty happy with the tires so far, I hope I can come back in two years and give you all an update on tread life and road noise once the tread starts changing due to use. please remember to rotate your tires every 5k miles, if possible do an oil change too, contrary to the toyota 10k miles oil change schedule, doing it every 5k wont hurt but only extend your vehicles life.

The delivery date shifted around a few times but arrived in a few days. They were exactly what i had ordered. BFG all terrains have always been the best all condition tire, they ride great and look great. Very low road noise for a 35” tire. I saved around $350-$400 buying them here compared to buy through a local shop.

Very good condition punctual time delivery

Had Ko2 33 on my jeep when I bought it and needed new tires so upgraded to 35's Ko2. Great tire, for the price top 3 in my opinion. Not much road noise, at least not noticeable. looks great. After shopping around my local shops and online I found these on Amazon for $40 cheaper per tire. Most sites and shops had them at around $415-25 got them for $375

If you're going for looks and function, you can't beat this. However, if you're going for gas mileage stick with a Firestone tire. The Firestone tires I had were 36lbs, these are 40 lbs. My mileage did drop from an avg of 25mpg to 20-21mpg. I have a Chevy Silverado 1500 4wd V6. They definitely bite in slick situations. The tires make your truck drive differently due to the massive amount of extra traction they provide on the road when it's clear. Every little movement in the steering wheel is felt on the wheels. I love the tires, but with the prices of gas the way they are, that gas mileage means more and more. I may buy another set of rims and mount a set of Firestone tires on them for the warmer months. These are definitely meant to be used in the colder months.