BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2

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• Tyre Reviewsgood (2,1)

  Conclusion: The BFGoodrich KO2 showed excellent grip off-road, setting the fastest dirt handling time. It performed particularly well in snow conditions, leading the snow braking test and finishing second in snow handling. The tire maintained good noise levels until higher speeds and offered strong aquaplaning resistance. Drawbacks included the KO2's firm carcass made it harder to control through bumps and undulations, both off-road and on-road. It had the longest dry braking distance of the group and showed significant understeer in wet handling. | Note: Ranked 2nd out of 5

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• Tyre Reviewsgood (2,4)

  Conclusion: Snow results were close to the leading group, with good subjective comfort and solid dirt performance. Drawbacks included last in dry braking and measured noise and with wet handling a clear step behind the front group. | Note: Ranked 3rd out of 7

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• Tyre Reviewsadequate (4,0)

  Conclusion: In fourth place is the BFgoodrich All Terrain KO3. Now, this is one of those results where score weighting really matters. The KO3 Is a VERY strong tire in the snow, essentially drawing with the Nokian, so if you really don't care about ice it's top 2, and if all you care about is snow traction, it is the best. But with this score weighting, which includes ice as 25% of the overall result, that drops it down in this close group. | Note: Ranked 4th out of 5

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