Price: $625.00
Pros: great on road tire, does fine off road, on rocks, and light mud
Cons: when submerged in mud they don't clean out well
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They are great tire I'd recommend to any one who plans on light duty wheeling, but if you get in deep mud, it just won't work out.

Price: $200.00
Pros: Haven't had them long enough to wheel much with them, but everyone says they're good.
Cons: They make a little more noise and cause the Jeep to handle different than stock, but that's what mud tires do. I don't have any experience with other tires, but I've heard others are WAY worse than the KM2s.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: First, the price I put is the price per tire.

I got the KM2s because I wanted mud tires on my Jeep, and I'd heard nothing but good about the KM2s. I had a little trouble getting them, because they're so new, and one guy at the shop told me they'd be back ordered for a month, but another guy found them through a different supplier.

They look BAD!!!!! (In a good way).

On road, they do hum a bit. First time I started driving in my Jeep, my reaction was 'oh-oh, am I gonna like this??', but after just over a week of owning them, I've done 250 miles on the interstate, and the hum doesn't bug me at all. Handling /is/ a bit different, but not bad. I think it's mainly that the tires just grab stuff (including the concrete) better than the stock ones did. It's an adjustment, but like I said, you get used to it pretty quick.

I haven't had too much chance to wheel yet, as I've owned them just over a week, but the little I did off road, there is ABSOLUTELY no comparing these puppies with stock tires. The ride off road is so much smoother, you skid around less, etc. I love 'em.

The only thing I will say about the KM2s (and this applies to all outsized tires) is that you WILL notice what feels like less power. It's just the gear ratio, and can be fixed with different gears, but it is a little disconcerting. If you don't know that's going to happen, you could get a little surprised by it. I saw it coming, and I was a little surprised by how much power I lost. But like I said, change the gear ratio, and you're fine.

All in all, I love my new tires

Price: $220.00
Pros: Krawler-like tread pattern
Cons: Price
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These tire are a great cross between the old mud terrain and the krawler - the tread pattern is very close to the crawler and works well on the rocks as well as the mud.

Price: $250.00
Pros: Excellent traction, cleans out well
Cons: Shortage of supply when I ordered. I'll buy them again but look around to find the supply in advance.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These have been a good upgrade from my MTRs. The MTRs would not clean out causing the tires to become caked with mud. The KM2s clean out much better and behave very well on road.

Price: $900.00
Pros: great product
Cons: Not as good off road as the previous BFG MT's
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I prefer the previous BFG-MT's but these are fine.

Price: $1,350.00
Pros: Great tread pattern. Hooks up great in all kinds of terrain.
Cons: None as of yet. Only had them for about 2 months.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great tire. Low road noise.

Price: $190.00
Pros: grab everything, even wear, great on the street (kinda), and look sweet.
Cons: little loud on the road and are not the best at cleaning its cleats
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great tire and would only swap it for the Krawler KX. Jeep isnt ready to be trailer queen so i am gonna stick to these buggers.

Price: $192.00
Pros: Amazing in every situation I have put them in. Cheaper and way better than MTR
Cons: None yet.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Extremely quiet, the wear like they are expected to. Fantastic on the beach, on thick VA mud. These tires have excellent road manners also. Best tires I have owned.

Price: $950.00
Pros: good all around tire
Cons: not so good on ice or sand
Recommended? Yes

Comments: other than looking bad *** they where reasonable in price, they are a lot more quiet than most les schwab tires.

Price: $1,000.00
Pros: Awesome in the mud, rock and dirt.
Cons: Loud on the highway. Okay for a daily driver, but the All-terrain is better for that.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have 35x12.5 R15s. They are bad ***! Look encredibly sexy too.

Price: $184.00
Pros: they're great on any terrain
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These things look and perform great. Extremely good self cleaning characteristics and a stonger sidewall than the previous KM's. the best part is they look like the BFG Krawlers but have better road manners...

Price: $1,000.00
Pros: No need for me to say you know they are great tires.
Cons: Heavy, haha
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These tires have pretty much taken me everywhere I needed to go and then some. They are still pretty new however so there will be plenty of more opportunities to test them out.

Price: $175.00
Pros: Awesome tire!!!! clean out amazing!
Cons: none yet! some chipping...
Recommended? Yes

Comments: AWESOME!!!! Best tire I've ever run!

Price: $756.84
Pros: Price, good reviews
Cons: none so far
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I had Procomp MT's and just mounted the KM2's a couple days ago, what a differance! I thought that the aggressive tread would be noisy, but I think these tires are almost as quiet as street treads, and they ride much better as well. At this point, I can't praise these tires enough. Hope they do as well on the trail. By the way, the price was for four 35/12.50/15 delivered to my door.

Price: $245.00
Pros: Digs like crazy, aggresive look, awesome ride.
Cons: Pricy and wear a little bit if traveling long distances to the trails.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: After reading reviews and good ratings I went with 285/70R17 (33 in.) KM2s. I went with 33 in. because my lift is Teraflex 2.5 BB and my gears are 3.21 which wouldn't handle 35s well. The tires look great on my black cragar wheels. I keep trying to get stuck and can't! ha I keep trying to find deeper mudholes to play in. The thing that worries me is that I like to go on trips that are about 10 hours of highway driving and I'm not sure how these tires will hold up. I took a 3.5 hour trip on the expressway and I can see some wear already, I hope they hold up. But they're for OFF-roading so my expectations may be a little high. a bit expensive $245.00!!!

Price: $120.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: i love them very little road noise a good ride and handles great on the trails

Recommended? Yes

Comments: Factory tires. 31 inch I think, they work very well in mud and in snow. Would highly recommend them.

Price: $181.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Tires handle every type of driving extremely well, from highway driving to ice and snow. Barely make any noise, and roll straight and balance well.

Price: $279.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: 32 x 11.5 - I'm a big fan...I wonder if I should've gone 33's b/c there is plenty of room...even thought the lift will sink some. Didn't want to put too much pressure on my axle & drive shaft.

Price: $195.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: these are great on the street, and even better offroad. they do extremely well in mud, and wet surfaces like ice and snow. could be better in snow, but no real complaints!