All-Terrain T/A KO3 Car Tire for Light Trucks, SUVs, and Crossovers, LT265/70R17/E 123/120S

The KO3s are really good tires. I put them on my 2018 Ram 3500 dually and they handled well in the snow the day after I got them put on. Very happy with the purchase. Pricey but worth it. Deep tread on them. I used balancing beads in my rims and would use the same setup again

Ive always had good luck with KO2 thought id try the new KO3. They are great. Quieter, better traction in rain, good in mud (for all terrains), great in snow. If your considering trying these instead of the KO2, just do it. You will be happy. So far I have 8000 miles on them and nice flat wear.

Smooth ride, not as noisy as previous tires, fit our vehicle, faster acceleration from stop & looks good

Love how they feel on road and off road, balanced out really good and I have 60psi in them, and are very smooth with no cupping.

Fairly new. Bought these to replace small stock tires on 2022 F350 dually diesel 4wd. Went up to a 285/75R17. BFG was only tire I found in 75 profile. Looking for as much height increase as possible w/o having to buy new wheels (stock ones on a KR aren’t cheap)! So far, they’re as quiet as factory Michelins (that’s saying a lot), better in heavy rain and a more comfortable ride (lower air pressure helps). As these are an all terrain tire, I expect better traction in dirt gravel as we sometimes encounter in RV parks. The truck is primarily a tow rig, so we don’t do any real off-roading. Besides, it cost way too much to risk scratching or denting! I love the bigger size, much better aesthetic, allow for lower pressure at same load. Did very mild 1” lift to guarantee clearance at full lock turns. Again, this truck is a highly accessorized tow queen, well over $100k. Not a lifted show toy, nor a rock climber, but a comfortable tow vehicle for a 16k lb 39’ 5th wheel. Hoping these hold up as well as Michelins. They bought BFG, so I’m optimistic about that. I will update my review after I have more mileage and towing use on them.