BFG K02s Mileage

[SRQ_Raptor]

For those of us running the stock 35" BF Goodrich K02 tires, I am wondering what kind of mileage you are getting out of a set.
I recently purchased a 2019 CPO with 29k miles with these tires and by the looks of them, I probably only have another 6 maybeee 7 months before they need to be replaced.

I had the same exact BFG k02s on my previous Wrangler and they lasted much longer, so I assume the quicker wear can be attributed to weight of the vehicle?

 

[EastEndAngler]

I swapped to a brand new set at around 37,*** - had plenty of tread but they were getting loud and a little squirrely when it was wet out.

 

[dsiggi]

Depending on your driving.... 30-45k

 

[Space Ghost]

i got 37k out of mine, had more tread left in but the sides split on one tire, prob was fine, but i was getting tired of the wet performance and noise.

 

[Jeff-Ohio]

I have over 50K miles on a set of 37" KO2's and plenty of tread life left. I definitely would not say that I am easy on them, but all of those miles are street use. I rotate religiously every 5K miles, so that might be helping with the longevity.

 

[2slo4u]

I think a lot depends on where and how you drive. I took a brand new set of KO2's to Baja for a week. When I crossed back into the US, the right rear was pretty much done and the other 3 were "chunked" pretty good

 

[thatJeepguy]

46k on my stockers currently …

 

[goblues38]

with a 5 tire rotation every 7k miles, I had to replace all 5 tires at 42k miles..... had tread for another 5k easy......but they were so loud I decided to replace.

 

[isis]

Pretty sure I replaced mine at 34k. They weren’t cooked but did squirm in the rain enough that I wanted freshies for winter.

 

[dsiggi]

I think a lot depends on where and how you drive. I took a brand new set of KO2's to Baja for a week. When I crossed back into the US, the right rear was pretty much done and the other 3 were "chunked" pretty good

haha yes, desert running problems