My BFG KO2 review

BowtieFever17 · September 26, 2017

Thanks for the reviews, I have always been tempted by the KO2's but never pulled the trigger.

Rme2513 · September 28, 2017

Thanks for the reviews, I have always been tempted by the KO2's but never pulled the trigger.

I was to for a long time but I will say you want be disappointed you will lose some mpg but the ride is good and does not seam to take a whole lot more engine power to pull them

mookdoc6 · September 28, 2017

When put to the test on the original KO's the sidewall "chuncking out" and uneven wear were starting to wear on us in construction industry.....2500's though maybe were more to blame for the issues we had with them driving on HWY's creating uneven wear.....As for being in 1ft of mud or poop? Yeah...they work damn good....i never had a problem with traction using them....I am glad to see they changed the problem area so a great tire is even better....

Rme2513 · October 3, 2017

Still not the best I can do but still not bad. So with the size difference I went 339.3 at 19.5 gallons equals 17.4

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Rme2513 · June 26, 2018

Ok so I have about 15k miles on them not so for still a good tire but I'll be lucky to get 40k miles out of them less then I expected. The mpgs are ok and I made it a whole tank driving very conservative and got 18.7 I was impressed with that but I'm sure it want happen again with my heavy foot. I add 5.4 percent for tire size increase so the actual mileage is 439.6

Crstfr · June 26, 2018

On 8/28/2017 at 8:16 PM, Rme2513 said:

On 8/28/2017 at 8:10 PM, Waaazooo said:

Holy poo, are you putting premium in your truck? 87oct gets me the same mpgs as 91oct.

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Yes 93 octane that is back and forth to work 50 50 city highway with the old wore out stock SRAs

how many miles did you get on them stock SRA's.. i'm about 40 on mine now... getting close~