There's a lot of factors in play to just come up with 1 range.
Like La55i says it matters WHERE the OR is sitting and thus what range he plays. It also matters where the CC is sitting, if he's in MP his range is also alot stronger than lets say BTN.
Then it also matters, Do you think the OR is a strong player? and is the CC a regular or a fish?
You can figure out yourself when you want to widen your range and when to tighten up i hope in those different scenarios.
Also if i say i sometimes overcall K2s, or even Q2s+ in certain situations. You don't need to go total haywire with your own ranges. If you're now comfortable with defending the suited facecards and suddenly start defending a way wider range without a plan it's going to backfire on you.
I'd recommend slowly expanding your defending range where you think it's possible and you would feel comfortable and are able to justify your own plays. Otherwise you're just going to click buttons. Plan the hand before you even call preflop, watch the OR tendencies, watch the CC's tendencies. Consider the possible (reverse) implied odds you can have etc.