BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 - 285/60R20
All-Terrain T/A KO2 285/60R20 Tire Specs
| Size | Diameter | Width | Rim Range |
Measured Rim |
Tread Depth |
Load Range |
Max Load |
Max psi |
Max Speed |
Weight | Sidewall Letters |
Revs/Mile | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LT285/60R20 125/122S E BSW |
33.5" | 11.5" | 8-10" | 8.5" | 15/32" | E - 10 ply | 3640/3305 lbs | 80 psi | 112 mph | 61.5 lbs | Black | 622 | Show Specs |
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(Last Checked 12/13/24)
(Last Checked 12/13/24)
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$404.99
The BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 is an aggressive tire made with a superior sidewall design and optimal tread capability to ensure long wear in tough environments. They provide excellent traction in extreme weather conditions and exceed RMA Severe Snow Traction performance requirements allowing the driver to travel with confidence. BFGoodrich considers the All-Terrain T/A K02 its toughest all-terrain tire ever.
The 285/60R20 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 has a diameter of 33.5", a width of 11.5", mounts on a 20" rim and has 622 revolutions per mile. It weighs 61.5 lbs, has a max load of 3640/3305 lbs, a maximum air pressure of 80 psi, a tread depth of 15/32" and should be used on a rim width of 8-10".
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Comments : Awsome tire
Comments : Great tires I'm on my 5th set no regrets
Comments : These are the 'swiss army knife' of tires! I am on my 4th set (owned the pickup since new!) Great in snow sand, decent in mud. I have sliced sidewalls on rocks, cornstalks, etc., and never lost a pound of air. Quiet and well mannered on the road...even when on the backside of their tread life! They have been my go to tire.
Comments : These are excellent tires I got themHeavily discounted price I likely wouldnt buy them if they were full price and Im not very happy with the traction in the rain
Comments : I have used many sets on many trucks. I have tried everything else. ALWAYS my go to tire.
Comments : Love these tires. Been running them for over 6,000 miles and work good in all conditions so far; rain, light snow, mud, dirt, cactus, highway. Had Cooper ATP's for about 36,000 miles and these K02's way outperform them and are quieter. A bit rough with the E rated tires since the Jeep only runs about 4,700 lbs.
Comments : One of the few AT tires I could find in an 8 ply. Great looking side wall and tread. Ride slightly stiffer than my passenger tires but doesnt beat you like a set of 10 ply E rated tires.
Comments : New today. Will write new review and update performance data at a later date. 100 miles and so far " I like these tires !! "
Comments : This tire does what an AT tire should do but is seriously undersized.A 37x12.50x17 can actually be 35.44in in diameter per BFG.Mine, after about 10k miles are now 35.25in diameter. Not even close to a 37in tire.Very disappointed with the small size of these tires. If you want true 37in tires DO NOT buy these!
Comments : Good all around tire, had a inch of snow on the ground right after I purchased them and had no problems. Good stiff ride with great traction. Had some wildcountry xtx sports prior and Michelin x-ice winter tires for the mountain, so far this tire should replace them both. I would highly recommend.
Comments : Had the Goodyear AT before these thought they were a good all around tire. Didn't like them to much in the rain but dry, muddy, and snow they worked great. I've had these for month put about 3000k on them. Was expecting some road noise but as of yet very quite and smooth. Can feel a difference when hitting bumps and potholes at speed bit more stiff then the Goodyear. Rain seem to have very good traction dry pavement handle great. Haven't used them in the mud but they are BFGoodrich so I expect them to do well.
Comments : Awesome!
Comments : Only had the tires for about 500 miles now, reason only a 9 for performance but so far I've been highly impressed. This size/load rating on my truck is perfect, haven't noticed any power loss and very minimal mpg loss. I was worried they would look too narrow on an F150 but found out the tread width is actually pretty much the same as the 285/70/17's (9" tread width)
Comments : Love these tires. They make this truck complete. Excellent in the snow/mud and not loud at all. Actually windows up you can't even hear them. I would definitely buy these again, except a size bigger.
Comments : I have had these tires for 11,000 Kims now and am pleased with them in every way. Fantastic in the snow here in New Foundland, great off road and super quiet. I would highly recommend them.Previously I had Goodyear duratracs that came with the Power wagon. They were noisy, wore really fast and had week sidewalls so 3 strikes for me meant not going with them again and getting the Bfg ko2s.
Comments : Comfortable long lasting very good in all weather
Comments : Quiet ride, good handling with or without pavement. The white lettering is timeless. Proper rotation and inflation is key to maintaining tire integrity, and these are no exception. I acquired these second hand, As this is the case, the tread section is much harder than many other similar examples, causing a stiffer than expected ride. Great all around tire. The KO2 are more street/highway friendly than the Original KO, and the price reflects these advantages. Highly recommended.
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