Review on BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 245/75 R16 120S summer by Adam Kotula ᠌

I have been working with rubber for little more than a year now; I installed it on my Pajero Sport 2 vehicle last summer and have not removed it since then. I was not anticipating there to be such a bright side to everything. When buying a tiny "toad choked," but as soon as the rubber was put on the automobile, it instantly began to let go of its hold on the toad. After putting a thousand kilometers and a year's worth of driving on it, I can state without a doubt that the rubber is worth the money; don't even think about it, unless of course you are not going to climb into the mirror when it is slurry. However, this comes at the expense of winter. KO2 clearly keeps the road in winter no worse, and any rubber without spikes will not slow down on ice (of course, I didn't turn off permanent all-wheel drive in the winter). My wife has Velcro on the PV polo. I was really pleasantly pleased by the lack of noise produced by the rubber on the track. Prior to making my purchase, I read a lot of reviews, some of which stated something along the lines of "there is noise but not critical," and as a result, I was prepared for a little noise; nonetheless, IT IS NOT QUIET. (presumably as a result of the fact that the tread is somewhat shallow in the middle portion of the rubber). In conclusion, I have never been one to write reviews because I have always been dubious of them and have believed that "well, who needs it." This rubber should definitely be brought up in conversation!