What does KO mean on tires?

All-Terrain T/A
The All-Terrain T/A KO (“KO” for Key benefit On- and Off-road) is BFGoodrich’s On-/Off-Road All-Terrain light truck tire developed to meet the needs of pickup truck and sport utility vehicle drivers who want confidence and control on and off the road.

What is the difference between BF Goodrich All-Terrain KO and KO2?

The terrain is the same, but the new BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 light truck tire is different from its predecessor. By comparison, it has tougher sidewalls, longer tread life and improved traction for off-road and highway driving.

Is BF Goodrich KO2 good on highway?

On the highway, the All-Terrains have the great manners you would expect from BFG, with fantastic directional stability, good steering feedback, and surprisingly good grip.

What does DT mean on BF Goodrich tires?

All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires labeled “DT” utilize a different tread compound designed to improve wear in high-torque applications and improved chip and tear resistance in gravel. Tires featuring this compound carry a 50,000-Mile Treadwear Warranty and are NOT branded with the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol.

How long do BFGoodrich tires last?

If our experience is correct, each 1/32” should yield between 3,500 and 4,000 miles, or a “worn ’til illegal” lifespan of nearly 50,000 miles. Closer to 40,000 miles for real world mileage at time of change out.

How old is BF Goodrich tires?

Look at the two numbers right before the numbers indicating the year to determine the week of manufacture. For example, if the DOT code ends in “2807,” the “28” indicates that the tire was made in the 28th week of 2007. Look at a calendar for the year and count the number of weeks to determine when your tire was made.

How long do BF Goodrich All Terrain tires last?

BFGoodrich Ko2 tire mile lifespan? The tires can easily make 50,000 miles if driven by smooth drivers. The KO2s brings some of the very best off-road traction and strength. The longer you drive with BFG KO2 tires on-road, the longer they’ll last.

Are BF Goodrich All Terrain tires loud?

Are BfGoodrich Tires quiet or noisy? Mostly, BfGoodrich is an average-performance tire and doesn’t really have any dedicated noise-reduction features. Per research findings, only a few BfGoodrich tires are quiet, while the rest are quite noisy.

Are Bfgoodrich all-terrain 10 ply?

20% Tougher Sidewalls: Featuring race-proven CoreGard™ Technology to take on the toughest road hazards with confidence. Longer Treadlife to extend your adventure. Aggressive All-Terrain traction to confidently get where you want to go.

What does different tread mean?

The different tread patterns are defined by the design of the continuous ribs, grooves, independent tread blocks and sipes (the thousands of tiny grooves in the tread). The purpose and design of each is to provide traction and handling, limit road-noise and reduce wear to the tire.

Is the BFGoodrich T / A KO2 an all terrain tire?

Keeping with its all-terrain designation, the BfGoodrich T/A KO2 is home on both wet pavement and dry roads. A computer-optimized tread design improves the tire’s grip on wet or icy pavement. Concurrently, side biter lugs boost traction in deep mud and in rocky terrain.

What kind of warranty does BFGoodrich T / A KO2 have?

BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 Warranty All BFGoodrich tires come with a Standard Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty. This covers defects in workmanship and materials for the entire life of the original usable tread, or for 6 years from the date of tire purchase whichever occurs first.

Is the BFGoodrich rugged terrain t-a out of stock?

Email – required. The BFGoodrich Rugged Terrain T-A is unavailable for purchase or is currently out of stock. We honor the fitment. 1010TIRES.COM goes through many steps to ensure that all orders we ship will fit your described vehicle.

Where can I get BF Goodrich All Terrain tires?

Called Amazon and they said to take it up with BF Goodrich. They referred me to the Ford Dealership in a town nearby and they confirmed that the tires are so out of whack that they cannot be balanced at all. Not even with road force balance equipment.