KM2 ply question
Hey everyone. After having my JK for about 2 weeks now (2 door Sport) I'm more than ready to move on bigger tires. I am getting KM2's, so that is not my question. I was initially going to go for 285/75R16E, but now am leaning towards 305/70R16D. How much strength will I be losing going from load E to D? I don't think this has an effect on tread wear but if I'm wrong, please let me know.
Thanks in advance,
Marty
Thanks in advance,
Marty
I believe it is a "pick your poison" kind of deal. Do u want a smoother riding tire or a stronger sidewall? I went with the KM2 over the others because of the on road characteristics. More miles and better ride. Got full replacement plan to cover the lack of sidewall but I have yet to personally see any d rated KM2 get their sidewall trashed where a E rated tire would have survived. You also dont have to air down as much to get the same effects of a thicker sidewall tire.
IMO if you put E load range tires on a JK you will hate the ride. I had D load range and the sidewalls were way to stiff.
I then went to C load range and love them. I know my set up is not for everyone but my 15x8 rims and 35's KM2's cost less than 5 33's for my 17" stocker rims. Just food for thought.
I then went to C load range and love them. I know my set up is not for everyone but my 15x8 rims and 35's KM2's cost less than 5 33's for my 17" stocker rims. Just food for thought.
IMO if you put E load range tires on a JK you will hate the ride. I had D load range and the sidewalls were way to stiff.
I then went to C load range and love them. I know my set up is not for everyone but my 15x8 rims and 35's KM2's cost less than 5 33's for my 17" stocker rims. Just food for thought.
I then went to C load range and love them. I know my set up is not for everyone but my 15x8 rims and 35's KM2's cost less than 5 33's for my 17" stocker rims. Just food for thought.



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