Recent content by Trail14

Thanks. I'll double check.

Which ones did you end up getting, and are you happy with them? I'm debating chrome or black myself; best I can tell my Trail lugs won't work, so I need to get a set of something.

Any interest in selling two? I've managed to bend mine :crybaby:... not sure how.

Your ride looks awesome! I'm searching around for new shocks because after installing my 275 KO2's, I feel the tires really don't match the suspension any more. I'm not sure if it's the added weight of the E load tires, or the stiffer sidewalls, but my gut tells me I'm under-dampened. I...

New rig? Pics, or it didn't happen. :ranger:

My decision to purchase a new vehicle was when I realized that not having reliable transportation was the most expensive possibility. That is, if I miss one meeting, or am stranded for a day in B.F.E., or in the worst case, have an accident, what is the opportunity cost of NOT having something...

I'm not sure if there's any difference in the suspension between SR5 and Trail, but they ride fine on mine. No vibrations, unless I drove through some gravel. Then it's like :uzi: until it all comes out.

LT275/70r17 Pressure So, I recently purchased the KO2's in the 275/70r17 size for my stock 2014 Trail, and decided to follow the advice on this thread to get me started. Over the last few weeks, I've learned a little more, and thought I'd share for anyone else looking at them for their ride...

This is an embarrassing question, but... what kind of tire shine/cleaner do you use? I like the clean, but not "shiny" look. Especially when it's offset with the white letters (which I also chose to show off).

No rub yet. Turned lock to lock with them, but not with heavy articulation. Looks like there's room; I guess we'll find out soon enough.

Just put these on today. 275/70-17, 45 psi, stock suspension, standard '14 trail wheels. :artist2:

Thanks for all the replies. I don't do a lot of "trails" per se, but think I need the MT's for the clay/mud we have at our hunting camp. I really don't know if they'll do any better than all-terrains at cleaning out the sticky mud, but that's what I'm looking for. Alabama red clay seems to be...

First post, sorry if this is a stupid question. I've put about 35k miles on my '14 Trail edition, and I can't stand the lack of off-road tires any more. I don't want a lift, and don't want to void any warranties, so I'm looking to put stock size MT's on it (KM2's probably, I do a lot of...