Drive with the BFGoodrich All Terrain TA KO From $113

Rugged Good Looks

The All-Terrain TA KO tyre that means business! It looks rough and aggressive with innovative siping, wide grooves, a range of other tread features optimised for all-weather and all-terrain grip and traction. It is the perfect tyre to match your 4x4's good looking profile.

All-Terrain Action

For weekend warriors who drive 50% on-road and 50% off-road, the BfGoodrich all terrain TA KO2 4x4 tyre delivers improved, exceptional all-traction, with a +10% improvement on mud and a whopping +19% jump in snowy conditions.

Tough and Long-lasting

While its predecessor, the Terrain T A KO2 uses CoreGard technology developed for their KR2 4wd tyre, the TA KO is no slouch and uses an innovative compound that lasts a long time. It is also made with a split and bruise resistant sidewall rubber for a more durable ride.

Features

• Suitable for tracks
• Asymmetric tread design
• Straight lined Center rib
• Four main grooves to channel water

Benefits

• Good handling
• High grip in both wet and dry conditions
• Increased Stability
• Reduced chance of hydroplaning

Pros

Exceptional on and off-road Performance, Responsive Steering, comfortable ride, Long-lasting tread life

Cons

wet Traction can be improved

Hankook Dynapro ATM RF10

The Hankook Dynapro ATM RF10 is a great off-road tyre similar to the TA KO. Though the KO tyre is quite capable on its own, it is a tyre developed years before the Hankook, which is probably why it lags behind the Dynapro in almost all performance factors.

Pirelli Scorpion ATR

Though the TA KO is the original all terrain tyre, the Pirelli Scorpion ATR blows it - and almost all of the competition out of the water, including the updated KO2 4x4 tyre model. It rates higher than the KO in all factors, scoring a whopping 100% in snow and ice grip.

Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac

The Yokohama Geolandar ATS G012 is another 4x4 all-terrain tyre. Since it too is a slightly older tyre model, the KO competes evenly for dry grip, ride comfort and value for money. However, it falls behind in wet grip and tread wear, but higher than the Yokohama for snow and ice performance.A194

BF Goodrich Mud Terrain TA KM 3

Made to Mud, Built to Climb & Created to Conquer
Compared to the TA KO2, this tyre might not be as adaptive on all terrains and won't be as comfortable on the road. However, the TA KM3 uses an exclusive Krawl-Tek Compound which provides exceptional grip on rocks and other slippery surfaces for extreme off-roaders.

BF Goodrich Radial TA

North America's First Performance Radial Tire.
This is a very different tyre from the KO2's unless you have an off-roading muscle car, kit car, or street rod. The Radial TA is a wide, low profile, white-lettered performance tyres designed to combine classic looks and size range with modern manufacturing methods and year-round traction, even in light snow.

BF Goodrich Advantage TA Drive

Built for street toughness
Unlike the TA KO with its all-terrain capabilities and strong shoulders to prevent sidewall failure, the Advantage TA Drive allows you to enjoy driving the streets in complete control and safety with its unshakable grip and steady handling.

Kumho

Kumho Tyres is a constant partner of many top car brands to be the OEM supplier for their models and is committed to the continued growth of grassroots motorsports.

Toyo

Toyo Tyres is a tyre powerhouse from Japan, responsible for some of the world's best performance tyres for a wide range of vehicles.

Yokohama

Yokohama Tyres is the current tyre partner of the World Touring Car Championship and the Japanese Super Formula. It also makes OEM tyres for Porsche, BMW, Audi and more.