Reviews: BF Goodrich LT305/60R18 Tire, Mud-Terrain T/A KM2 - 31489

Has to be the best off road tire with the best wear life on the market i have had the km2's on my jeep for a year and a half now and i drive it everyday and still have about 85% tread if not more. The wear life for me could be due to my light jeep but still no question the best off road tire on the market.

Has to be the best off road tire with the best wear life on the market i have had the km2's on my jeep for a year and a half now and i drive it everyday and still have about 85% tread if not more. The wear life for me could be due to my light jeep but still no question the best off road tire on the market.

i had dick crepek crushers bad $#% tires switched to km2 frist ice storm i drove to work in two whell drive. could not belive how well they stuck.. but i did have them siped new. seem to bite better than the crushers hill climbing.. wish the tread was wider.. running 25 lb air on 15-12.5 35 on jeep wanger..

I was really on the fence about these. I was debating between a couple of MTs. Mind you these are the first I have ever gotten. Up until now I only ran ATs and wish I had made the switch a LONG TIME AGO! These are on my '08 JKU and it has taken me even further than the AT's could ever have dreamed. Road noise is not bad. I was expecting some serious humming but between my exhaust and music, I never really hear it. Even my wife was shocked. I like to try and push the limits to know where they are in my vehicle, and I have yet to lose any traction with these, rain, snow nothing. I highly recommend these tires! Braking distances are good, the other day I had to slam on my brakes and never heard a peep they just came to a stop. As for fuel efficiency, like I said I drive a jeep JK, it is lifted and I do not care that much about MPG's. However, even with that said in the city I average 16 and on my last road trip to Yellowstone I was able to get 26mpg!

I was really on the fence about these. I was debating between a couple of MTs. Mind you these are the first I have ever gotten. Up until now I only ran ATs and wish I had made the switch a LONG TIME AGO! These are on my '08 JKU and it has taken me even further than the AT's could ever have dreamed. Road noise is not bad. I was expecting some serious humming but between my exhaust and music, I never really hear it. Even my wife was shocked. I like to try and push the limits to know where they are in my vehicle, and I have yet to lose any traction with these, rain, snow nothing. I highly recommend these tires! Braking distances are good, the other day I had to slam on my brakes and never heard a peep they just came to a stop. As for fuel efficiency, like I said I drive a jeep JK, it is lifted and I do not care that much about MPG's. However, even with that said in the city I average 16 and on my last road trip to Yellowstone I was able to get 26mpg!

First thing I did when I got my TJ was to put on BFG M/T's! That was 6 years ago. Have since traveled 84 000 km's around sothern Africa and am replacing tires tomorrow with a new set! I'd take them to 100 000 but my car spent over 4 years parked in the harsh African sun and are showing signs of cracking. After 6 years, I think I got more than value for money!

First thing I did when I got my TJ was to put on BFG M/T's! That was 6 years ago. Have since traveled 84 000 km's around sothern Africa and am replacing tires tomorrow with a new set! I'd take them to 100 000 but my car spent over 4 years parked in the harsh African sun and are showing signs of cracking. After 6 years, I think I got more than value for money!

Howdy all, My Jeep Wrangler TJ drives more than a 370 000 km distance. The BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2 is the one and only tire product for this long distance. This Mud Tire is simply the Best. In all hemispheres on earth it works brilliant. It doesn't matter which kind of places you will drive e.g. Arctic cold areas and desert hottest places nor mud territories and of course Down-Towns will stop this perfect protected Tire. So enjoy your BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2 like I do for a long time. Once again this Mud Tire is best of its class. Believe me, I try it. Goodrich Manufactory, Thank you for design this Mud tire product. See you all on track, Best regards Bernie

Howdy all, My Jeep Wrangler TJ drives more than a 370 000 km distance. The BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2 is the one and only tire product for this long distance. This Mud Tire is simply the Best. In all hemispheres on earth it works brilliant. It doesn't matter which kind of places you will drive e.g. Arctic cold areas and desert hottest places nor mud territories and of course Down-Towns will stop this perfect protected Tire. So enjoy your BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2 like I do for a long time. Once again this Mud Tire is best of its class. Believe me, I try it. Goodrich Manufactory, Thank you for design this Mud tire product. See you all on track, Best regards Bernie

I have ran the 35\12.50\18 for 94000 km. rotated every 6000 km on a 2011 dodge 3500 diesel. Ice, Snow, mud, dry pavement. No issues at all. I would keep them on to see how far they really will go but its winter and its getting a bit hairy to drive.

I have ran the 35\12.50\18 for 94000 km. rotated every 6000 km on a 2011 dodge 3500 diesel. Ice, Snow, mud, dry pavement. No issues at all. I would keep them on to see how far they really will go but its winter and its getting a bit hairy to drive.

i have a set on my '93 range rover. i go 4 whelling at least once a week since i put the KM2s on it I'm going through/over/up/down stuff that i couldn't before. they self clean pretty good. i have had them aired down to 16 psi and they hold up great. very little road noise. bad on ice but what mud tire isn't? this tire is great!

I put the 35" MT2's on a new 08 Dodge 2500 4x4 Diesel at 150 miles and just replaced them at 49,850 miles, not becuase they were bald but because I was ready to look at new tires. I do believe I could have gotten another 5K miles out of them. Never had a flat, they were great and lasted much longer than I expected. I did rotate every 5K miles and balanced about 3 times.

I fitted these to our Nissan Patrol a couple of years ago, since then we have been on some of the toughest tracks in Australia, including the Canning stock route & Cape York. We have completed almost 30,000k's on them, not 1 punture, no balance problems, no vibration, very little road noise for a mud tyre, all this with unbelievable traction, they certainly get my vote. Regards Kevin

I put the 35" MT2's on a new 08 Dodge 2500 4x4 Diesel at 150 miles and just replaced them at 49,850 miles, not becuase they were bald but because I was ready to look at new tires. I do believe I could have gotten another 5K miles out of them. Never had a flat, they were great and lasted much longer than I expected. I did rotate every 5K miles and balanced about 3 times.

I fitted these to our Nissan Patrol a couple of years ago, since then we have been on some of the toughest tracks in Australia, including the Canning stock route & Cape York. We have completed almost 30,000k's on them, not 1 punture, no balance problems, no vibration, very little road noise for a mud tyre, all this with unbelievable traction, they certainly get my vote. Regards Kevin

WOW!!! i have always owned a 4x4 and have had several off road tires and let me say these are hands down the best! i have had them on a f250 super duty 4x4 off road which is a very heavy truck. most off road tires last 30-40k at best. these are 400 miles short of 60k, yes wore out for off road but still show tread. cup very little! lazy only rotated 3 times. waiting on a cool 60 to get a new set. cant wait to let the tire shop see them and the odometer...lol... and OMG very quite for an agressive tire. never been stuck in them and i use them and drive them very hard. great road maners, my wife loves them. well worth the money. if you buy anything else,well sorry for you, ill pass you on the trail someday. mike

WOW!!! i have always owned a 4x4 and have had several off road tires and let me say these are hands down the best! i have had them on a f250 super duty 4x4 off road which is a very heavy truck. most off road tires last 30-40k at best. these are 400 miles short of 60k, yes wore out for off road but still show tread. cup very little! lazy only rotated 3 times. waiting on a cool 60 to get a new set. cant wait to let the tire shop see them and the odometer...lol... and OMG very quite for an agressive tire. never been stuck in them and i use them and drive them very hard. great road maners, my wife loves them. well worth the money. if you buy anything else,well sorry for you, ill pass you on the trail someday. mike

I actually bought my 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee with these on already. Riding a 4inch lift with almost brand new KM2's size 31x10.5 around. They are loud on the road, but for me, I love the sound of them. These things are legit in Texas clay when I take my Jeep mudding. I have yet to get stuck and blame it on my tires (usually a clearance issue). I'm about to get a new set of tires, but only a set of All Terrains because I want a new look for my Jeep. But I don't think they will sling mud nearly as well as these tires have for me.

I actually bought my 93 Jeep Grand Cherokee with these on already. Riding a 4inch lift with almost brand new KM2's size 31x10.5 around. They are loud on the road, but for me, I love the sound of them. These things are legit in Texas clay when I take my Jeep mudding. I have yet to get stuck and blame it on my tires (usually a clearance issue). I'm about to get a new set of tires, but only a set of All Terrains because I want a new look for my Jeep. But I don't think they will sling mud nearly as well as these tires have for me.