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 · I am on my 2nd set of KO2's The first set went miles and replaced them at 4/32 because I was worried about rock cutting one of them(I hate flat tires) I have miles on my current set and they are at about 8/32 I loose about 2mpg at first when they were first installed but as they wear a bit the MiPG improves · For what it's worth, I had a set of KO2's 275/60R ordered for my '16 CM Plat but while I was at the tire shop today I asked them to trial fit a set of KO2's 275/65R instead They fit fine the driver's front tire had the least amount of clearance about 1/2 inch to the mudflap but there was no contact with the flaps or skid plateYour Jeep's tires are under assault every time you turn that key and drive down the road or trail What with gravel, larger rocks, potholes, tree stumps and whatever else hides on the dirt or asphalt So take action and get yourself some tougher, specially formulated rubber BFGoodrich AllTerrain T/A KO2 Tires Featuring an advanced...