BFGoodrich KO3 All-Terrain: Listed for the Jeep JL, 2018–2026 — Check Your Model Year

The point first: our fitment lists the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 for the Jeep JL across model years 2018 through 2026. If that is your machine and those are your years, this is a tire you can shop directly. If you are on anything else, this listing does not speak to your rig, and you should wait for fitment data that names it.

That model-year range matters more than it looks. A tire listed for a 2018–2026 JL is listed for that span and nothing outside it. It does not tell you about an earlier Wrangler generation, and it does not tell you about a platform that merely looks similar in the lot. We only claim what the fitment claims. For your JL inside that window, you are clear.

The KO3 is an all-terrain tire — the name says so, and that is the category to judge it in. Treat it as an all-terrain, not a mud tire: if your weekends are deep sand or bottomless clay, that is a different tire category and a different conversation.

A few things we will not do, because they belong to documents we are not. We will not quote you a tire pressure, a load rating or an inflation figure for any fitment. Those live in the placard on your JL and in BFGoodrich's own load and inflation tables, and they are matched to your specific axle weights and wheel. Guessing one of those numbers is how people run a tire under-inflated at load or over-inflated on the trail, and both end in heat, poor contact and, at the extreme, a failure far from the truck. Read the placard, read the tire's own table, and match the two. That is not us being cautious for its own sake; it is the only way the number is right for your truck.

If you are moving up from a worn set, this is a straight replacement decision for the JL in those years, not a project. Confirm the size against what is already on the truck and what your wheel and clearance allow, carry your spare, and keep your recovery gear and protective equipment where it belongs.