BF Goodrich T/A KO2 review & pictures
12-01-2015, 06:12 PM
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BF Goodrich T/A KO2 review & pictures
I'm very interested in buying a new set of BFG's specifically the 305/65/17 specs if anyone has any reviews and pictures with specs that'd be awesome
12-01-2015, 10:24 PM
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Well i don't have that size (35/12.50/18) I live in the Black hills of South Dakota and we just had6" of snow and in the hills here they work wonderfully ,running around in 2wd 90% of the time only a couple of times do i have to switch to 4wd ,and most of those are when i'm stoped at stop sign on a hill, there also very quiet compared to the KO'S,
So yes i'm very very happy with these tires.
So yes i'm very very happy with these tires.
12-02-2015, 04:39 AM
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I have over 7000 miles on mine in 34x10.5/17 and like them. I have a 14 jkur. I also run Toyota at2's on the same rig, I have both sets mounted on rims and switch back and forth all the time. The toyos are my favs tho. The KO2's are really small for their listed size.
No way would I go with 65 series but I aint the op, to each his own.
No way would I go with 65 series but I aint the op, to each his own.
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I have over 7000 miles on mine in 34x10.5/17 and like them. I have a 14 jkur. I also run Toyota at2's on the same rig, I have both sets mounted on rims and switch back and forth all the time. The toyos are my favs tho. The KO2's are really small for their listed size.
No way would I go with 65 series but I aint the op, to each his own.
No way would I go with 65 series but I aint the op, to each his own.
12-05-2015, 06:31 AM
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I love my 35x12.5x17, but I've only had them for about a thousand miles. Took me a while to find a shop that would mount them on the factory wheels.
Work great in the rain, I'm hoping to get them into some snow this winter, but I've heard great things. I also need to trim the pinch seams.
Work great in the rain, I'm hoping to get them into some snow this winter, but I've heard great things. I also need to trim the pinch seams.
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