2nd generation km2's
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JK Freak
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2nd generation km2's
I'm mostly interested in if they get torn up bad on the rocks. I want something tuff that doesn't weigh a ton.
Last edited by DKehler; Sep 28, 2012 at 09:49 AM.
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KM2's are great tires for on and offroad. You still have to watch out for SHARP rocks on the sidewalls, as they will puncture. But i'f you're smart, and have a good spotter, you'll be fine! I've run them on my Jeeps for the past 4 years both the Gen I's and Gen II's. Great Overall tire, and when aired down, they conform really well to the rocks!
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JK Freak
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I got confused about the whole 2nd gen thing. So now I understand km2's are 2nd generation km's and there isn't a 2nd generation km2's. I still appreciate the input on them. My BFg ko's are gettin tore the fuck up from rocks so I'm looking for something that won't. I was hoping for something that didn't weigh a ton but that might be asking for too much.
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I have KM2' and they are trashed! Huge chucks are missing, and slits in the side wall... BUT... they perform fine. I crawl a lot of rocks and they love the rocks!
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Originally Posted by DKehler
Alright so now I'm between Goodyear kevlars and toyo open country's. Anyone have any problems with the sidewall getting tore up on rocks with either of these two?