metanight
New member
Hey Folks,
Just recently picked up a 2014 limited for the wife and she wants some better tires on it. It came with yoko geolander g96's on it and that just won't do for her and me to be honest.
I'm aware that i will need to bump up to a 275/55/r20 for better choices with the stock LE rims. And that there may be slight rubbing at full lock and inreverse.
My first go to thought is the Ko2. Love the tire on my previous vehicles and i run them on my 17 TRD-OR.
But she won't be wheeling as much and or as heavy in the limited yet because she's not very experienced and confident (also its totally stock so I've got some work to do to make it a little more meaner than a soccer mom mall crawler)
Another reason to go straight to the Ko2 is the winter peak rating. Its handy for us up here on the west coast of Canada as our winters can be unpredictable.
Current considerations are
BFG ko2
Hankook Dynaro ATM
Duratracs
looking for some other suggestions without opening a complete can of worms
much appreciated
Just recently picked up a 2014 limited for the wife and she wants some better tires on it. It came with yoko geolander g96's on it and that just won't do for her and me to be honest.
I'm aware that i will need to bump up to a 275/55/r20 for better choices with the stock LE rims. And that there may be slight rubbing at full lock and inreverse.
My first go to thought is the Ko2. Love the tire on my previous vehicles and i run them on my 17 TRD-OR.
But she won't be wheeling as much and or as heavy in the limited yet because she's not very experienced and confident (also its totally stock so I've got some work to do to make it a little more meaner than a soccer mom mall crawler)
Another reason to go straight to the Ko2 is the winter peak rating. Its handy for us up here on the west coast of Canada as our winters can be unpredictable.
Current considerations are
BFG ko2
Hankook Dynaro ATM
Duratracs
looking for some other suggestions without opening a complete can of worms
much appreciated
