I have run a few different tires like pro comp MTs (worst tire of them all), BFG ATs, BFG KM1s, and now BFG KM2s. The KM2s are by far my favorite so far. They ride nice, and for the most part are fairly quiet for a mud tire. I currently have 45,000 miles on the tires and still have plenty of useable tread left. I am hoping to get to 60,000 miles before I have to change them out. I will certainly be buying another set when I need tires again. The only thing about the KM2s is they are very hard to balance. If they are spot on, then I can feel them shaking rolling down the road. The guys at discount have had to add nearly 1 pound worth of weight overall to one tire to get it to balance right. But it finally did get balanced and had no problems going down the road. I only had to take them back to get re-balanced after one guy rushed through balancing them. But even then it only would shake just a little but enough I could notice. If your Jeep has any death wobble tendencies then be careful and make sure they balance them very good. When I ran the BFG ATs I had death wobble really bad. Went at replacing all kinds of parts trying to chase it down and cure it and in the end it didn't go away until I got rid of the tires. Had multiple places tell me the tires were "out of round" which I just couldn't believe from nearly brand new tires. But they were right.
Anyway, I vote for the BFG KM2 from my experience. Though the kevlar MTR seems to have a lot of great reviews so if I had to look at another it might be those or maybe some Nitto tires (not the mud grappler).
