BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 is now listed for the JL Wrangler, 2018 through 2026

If you run a JL Wrangler and you are shopping all-terrains, the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 is now on the fitment list for your truck. The listing covers the JL across model years 2018 through 2026, so whether yours is a first-year JL or one off a recent lot, the tire is spec'd for it. That is the only platform this brief can confirm the KO3 for — if you wheel a ZR2, an N300, or anything else, do not read a JL listing as a green light for your machine. Check the fitment for your own model and year before you buy.

The reader owning a JL is usually asking one tire to do everything: pavement to the trailhead, gravel forest roads, rock and mud once the pavement ends, and then the drive home. That is the job an all-terrain is built for.

A note on the numbers, because they matter more than any marketing line. This brief will not print a load rating or an inflation pressure for the KO3, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does without pointing you to a source. The correct pressure for your JL depends on the tire size you fit, the axle, and the load you carry, and the figures that govern it live on the tire's own sidewall and in your Wrangler's placard and service manual. Guessing a pressure to hit a look or a ride quality is how you cook a sidewall or lose a bead off-camber. Set it from the documented figures, not from a forum post.

Two more things worth doing before you commit. First, confirm the size you want actually clears your JL as it sits — lift, fender, and steering-stop changes all move that target, and a tire being listed for the platform is not the same as it clearing your particular build. Second, if you are moving up in size, plan the wheel and any lift at the same time rather than after the fact.

For a JL owner who wants a single all-terrain that handles the commute and the trail without swapping tires by the season, the KO3 is now a documented option for 2018 through 2026. Match the size to your build, set pressures from the manual, and you are choosing on facts rather than on the sidewall lettering.