Anyone go to 275/70/17 KO2's and what has your experience been?
Just got my black Pro back from a local detailer. Had them do a paint correction and apply the CQuartz Finest ceramic paint coating. Also had him take off the terrible, stock running boards. It looks amazing -- this color is so beautiful in direct sun light with the blue/metallic fleck when it's polished to perfection. I'll take some pics later -- it's getting ready to storm here.
These are not K2s but TRDPRORUNNER is running some 275/70/17 cooper tires
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/179507-trdprorunner-build.html
When I talked to him about it he told me he has no rubbing issues and the fitment was awesome. :cheers:
Anyone go to 275/70/17 KO2's and what has your experience been?
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The only problem with white or black is that you are never sure it is a Pro unless you get close enough to examine it-- so many people swapping the wheels and grill.
that was my thought as well - seeing the inferno you KNOW its a pro - the others could be anything....
mine lives outside - is constantly dirty covered with tree pollen/sap, bird shit, leaves, bugs. :-(
I certainly get a lot of comments on the color. I love it, I do wish Toyota used a stronger paint/clear coat, as it picks up nicks/scratches really easily. But then again it's for off road use. That said my VW's paint job was damn near like kevlar.
Part of me sometimes regrets not doing the black, but in the summer it's turn into a damn oven.
I already have paint chipped off on my bumper just from resting a couple of 2x4's on it. When I asked the dealer about it, they said that was just what you get with the Super White and next time get a car with Blizzard Pearl (obviously not an option with the TRD Pro) as it has a clear coat and the Super White does not... hence the easy chipping.
I'm debating leaving it as is or taking it somewhere to get a clear coat
compared to my 2007 FJC the paint on my super white seems really thin and really fragile !
but oh well I kinda read that going in so will deal with it somehow if it gets bad![]()