Tire recommendations - BFG AT KO2 vs all the rest
07-18-2018, 12:59 PM
#11
Senior Member
FWIW
I gave up on KO2's because of the song they sing on the highway. Still have them on my Cherokee, drove home with the windows down recently and heard that familiar song the whole way. For the pickup I went to Cooper AT3's, have no complaints. Do mostly rock as in Colorado and Moab type rock. Last two years I've been towing a gooseneck and the load range E AT3's work well.
I gave up on KO2's because of the song they sing on the highway. Still have them on my Cherokee, drove home with the windows down recently and heard that familiar song the whole way. For the pickup I went to Cooper AT3's, have no complaints. Do mostly rock as in Colorado and Moab type rock. Last two years I've been towing a gooseneck and the load range E AT3's work well.
07-18-2018, 04:39 PM
#12
Junior Member
Thread Starter
FWIW
I gave up on KO2's because of the song they sing on the highway. Still have them on my Cherokee, drove home with the windows down recently and heard that familiar song the whole way. For the pickup I went to Cooper AT3's, have no complaints. Do mostly rock as in Colorado and Moab type rock. Last two years I've been towing a gooseneck and the load range E AT3's work well.
I gave up on KO2's because of the song they sing on the highway. Still have them on my Cherokee, drove home with the windows down recently and heard that familiar song the whole way. For the pickup I went to Cooper AT3's, have no complaints. Do mostly rock as in Colorado and Moab type rock. Last two years I've been towing a gooseneck and the load range E AT3's work well.
07-21-2018, 03:25 AM
#14
No complaints on BFG AT's, including KO's, for the past 20+ years that I have been using them. When one of my 4wd vehicles needs tires, I will try the KO2's. I hope they are as good as the earlier gens were.
Last edited by 77Ranger460; 07-21-2018 at 03:27 AM.
07-21-2018, 01:51 PM
#15
I've had KO2's for about 4 years now, no complaints. They do tend to pick up some rocks in the tread when your offroad, so I always pull over and pick out a couple of rocks before I get back on the highway so I'm not throwing up rocks at anybody behind me.