I had a set of these Tyre's on my xtra cab hi lux, and they were a long wearing, quiet and fabulous road Tyre in both wet or dry conditions . As an off road Tyre a bit if dirt road was about it, but they are not sold as off road Tyre's . I couldn't wear them out .They were very well priced, great for highway and around town

The tyres did 43000 and then they sounded like a set of mud terrains and wear wearing badly although vehicle had a wheel alignment and tyre balance every 10,000
No way would they reach the 60000 as stated by Kuhmo
Also vehicle fuel consumption went up with this tyre, really easy to monitor on a Jeep Grand Cherokee

This is the third set of KL51's I have had on my car and at least 2 of the tires on every set have failed due to delamination before they are 50% worn. No, I don't drive on rough roads or abuse the tires! I have given the tires the benefit of the doubt twice but third time that's it. Of course the dealers and Kuhmo don't want to know you when you have a problem. There has to be a weakness in the construction of the tire!
Have now changed over to a Goodyear tire.

I purchased 4 new Kumho tyres (from Tyrepower) and has them fitted. I was after something that was good in the wet, and they definitely seem to fit the bill. The guys at Tyrepower in Berwick were super helpful and nice, and were done quicker than expected. When I drove out, compared to the old ones, they felt like I was driving on a cloud!

Having had 2 sets of these over around 130.000 k/s long an short when I bought the ole girl it had real 4wd boots on it long and short far 2 noisy on a regular road but these kumhos are not all that loud 4 nomal drivin so I've stuck with them dous most of the off roading setup fairly well 1 just hasta take a little more care but long an short they are pretty good 4 bush bashin.

November 21st 2017 Update: Not a bad boot

Not really brilliant for 4wdriving but as long as you take certain things into consideration they do a plurry good job but on the main rd they are dam near as good as any road tyre I/e hang on reasonably well but road noise is not 2 bad compared 2 some real 4wd boots long an short not a bad bit a gear at all.

Was loving these four tyres that I bought to replace the noisy original bridgstones on the RAV4 back in December 2010.
225/65/17
6 years later exactly, 58km's and only 50% wear- two of them (at least) have gone badly out of round after a couple of hour round trip on the hot summer highway.
I am a mechanic and was looking after these things like never before.
Was happy with every aspect of these and was on track for 100km's of life out of them till this happened.
Would you replace only two out the four when they came from the same batch?
I think not!
So I am in the market for another set- once bitten, twice shy- not kumho.

If it wasn't for this, I would have been up round the 4 star area- ho hum

I purchased a second hand 4wd a year ago that had 4 new APT KL51 tyres on it. I have my tyres rotated & balanced every 5,000kms and I average 20-25,000kms/ year. So the tyres are being rotated & balanced every 3-4 months.
One tyre lasted a mere 10,000km after becoming out of round and unevenly worn, causing bad vibrations through the steering. I emailed Kumho and got no reply. (clearly not interested in customer service)
The other tyres I find puncture easily and now have had all tyres repaired at some stage and they've done less than 20,000kms. I've never had experienced such problems before with other tyre brands and have decided enough is enough. I'm replacing them tomorrow with another brand.
Good bye Kumho!!!

These tyres were on my 4wd that I bought secondhand last year. They were at less than half life. Great in dry conditions, but I have had 2 instances of the rear tyres losing traction on wet roads, the first when turning at traffic lights, the second when on a roundabout. Both instances were at relatively low speed. I would not even consider replacing them with the same tyres.

We have now run these tyres for 10,000 km on our Isuzu D- Max which we use as a tow tug for our fifth wheel caravan. The vehicle was originally fitted with Bridgestones. Fitting the Kumhos improved the ride significantly and reduced road noise. The improvement in ride comfort is particularly impressive when the ute is running empty. Tread wear is looking good so far.

I bought four of these tyres last year, swayed by the mileage warranty. As they got close to the wear limit they became dangerous in the wet. They had worn away by less 32,000 kilometres and Kumho ducked and weaved to avoid their obligation. It became so hard I went and bought some Falken's instead.

I purchased this tires 2 months ago. Did not notice any problem with them to start out with. Then I had to drive 250 miles in the rain. If I exceeded 55 mph I was putting my life in my hands. At first I thought maybe it was because of road groves. But had the same experience on new paved highway. Will not purchase again at any price.

Hydro planes at very low speed.

We bought our Kia Sorento in May 2012, Kumho tyres came as standard. Last service with Kia @ 61,190km advised tread 4mm all round (min legal depth 1.5mm). We tow a Jayco pop top weighing 1950kg quite a bit, so, are we happy with our KL51 tyres? You bet we are :)

Purchase four new tyres for my Kia Grand Carnival had two tyres delaminating causing severe vibration in less than 12,000 km. Will not trust them on vehicles that goes on long trips, the bus have a space saver spare which can be very problematic if you caught somewhere in the outback. Kumho 225/70R16 102T KL51

I have just had 4 KL51's fitted to my 2011 KIA Sorento (235 65r17) after reading some of the reviews.
Got them from Bossman tyres at Archerfield. Friendly service, great price. As I've only driven up the highway back to Ipswich I can't give a full review, but the tyres didn't seem any louder than the Nexen's, tracked straight and felt better.

probably one of the best tyres I have used.
I got 50k and that was 50% towing and lots of offroad driving over quartz schisty ground ( no roads) in WA.
Zero flat tyres and no chipping of tread, this was with the 255/60/r18 XL
replaced and kumho gave me one for free under the warranty. (60k)

great all round tyre- just buy them they are worth it.

Got them for my Land Rover Discovery 2 td5. I paid $173 ea for all 4 from Bosman Tyres, on the edge of Brisbane. Really professional service, I might add.

Huge improvement in handling, comfort and sound. The grip I have now is my main point of praise. I seem to get better traction and I hope this translate to better fuel economy...well as best as can be expected from the truck.
Price, features, long warranty.

At this stage this is more about the service than the product.
I had to get new tyres fitted asap for a road worthy and the people at Bridgestone Select Salsbury particularly ARRON bent over backwards to be helpful, and found me the right tyres- Kumho KL51's, (getting them specially delivered that afternoon while I waited) at a genuinely competitive price. From the drive home from Brisbane to Bundaberg we found the roadholding excellent though a little noisy which I expect to decrease when they wear in.