Great set of tires, even though manufactured in 2018, they have been good so far. Not to noise on the freeway and seem to be wearing pretty good even though only have about 2500 miles on them.

Great tires so far! Not the quietest but far from being the loudest. Haven't had any issues with traction and don't expect to.

Awesome awesome awesome!😎

In dry conditions these mudders are great, aired down the tire is good on dirt and smooth boulders. loose rock is the only dry terrain these tires spin didn't wanna grab. Maybe they'll work fine with double compound boxes.

I bought a set of 33 12.50 R 15 BFG mudders for my 1976 Jeep CJ7. My wife joy rode with me yesterday and she ran on about the smooth quiet non-vibration newness to our Jeeps performance. I had a set of half worn weather checked Wild somethings for the past decade. BFG white lettering is the bomb, the sidewalls rock, but I am impressed with the tire all things considered. The tires shipped to a mountain west area saved me a bundle. No lie! I put the set together myself snapping up the beads then relaxing the air pressure prior to inflation. I have a nice set of aluminum wheels....I did not feel a need to balance the tires. They run smooth. I am Impressed. DBO HBR CTY UT

Could not be happier with the KM2. They do have a little road noise but it is not a problem for me. Offroad use is just as good if not better than many others I have had in the past. Don't have enough miles on the tires to comment about tread wear but all the other BFG I have had wore extremely well.

Awesome tires drive and handle well prob 1000 miles so far so cant give wear accuracy but love em

This is my 2nd set of 33 Bfg''s mud terrain on 02 wrangler . I like the look of them. Last set 8 years old half warn dry rotted and noisy. New ones quite and handling is back. Balanced easy

A MT that is surprisingly quiet. I have had buckshots (which everyone knows are loud as can be) and a few different AT tires on my Blazer. With the doors and the top off I'm suprised I can still hear my sad little stereo and my own thoughts. Presently suprised. So far I only have around 100 miles on them, on asphalt and gravel 50/50 and probably 5 miles off road so far. Dry asphat handling is quite good, they grip well on gravel as well. Going from an all season to these they perform much better in the gravel in cornering and acceleration traction. I would guess I'm getting less than half the sliding as I usually do when driving hard on gravel roads, get off the power and I come out of a slide almost immediately. I have not driven them in the rain at all yet. Dry grip in slightly sandy forest soil is great.