HOJeepster
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New bumper and axles for the weekends trip:
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fo' runnin'
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What size tires? KO2s?
Oneluv13T4R
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Those are 265/75/16 's E rated.
That's because I got them the day KO2"s were released back in November and the only other size I believe was couple sizes smaller or were 285's which at the time my suspension would not fit. Would I make a change now after having them for almost a year...absolutely Not! These tires are amazing in handling,wear,and you dont even know there A/T 's dont even make a sound.
I've been running them since day 1 longer than anyone and i can tell you I'm...Extremely satisfied.
Just picked up another set for my 3rd Gen as well. lol
Those are 265/75/16 's E rated.
That's because I got them the day KO2"s were released back in November and the only other size I believe was couple sizes smaller or were 285's which at the time my suspension would not fit. Would I make a change now after having them for almost a year...absolutely Not! These tires are amazing in handling,wear,and you dont even know there A/T 's dont even make a sound.
I've been running them since day 1 longer than anyone and i can tell you I'm...Extremely satisfied.
Just picked up another set for my 3rd Gen as well. lol
AleksV
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good to hear, I was just checking these out, and was going to research these, compared to duratracs, and toyos, but the 6ply. e rated is 10 ply?
Oneluv13T4R
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[MENTION=23007]AleksV[/MENTION]
Thats correct ...lol. Don't let that d rail you, You can drive with confidence and a piece of mind from the least likeliness to get a flat / blowout from a nail, rocks, etc. think of them like tank tires. I have pulled out with pliers numerous nails, pieces of metal, a branch 1 time out of these tires without having to patch or plug them and never has been a leak. Matter of fact theres 16 penny nail in them right now I noticed the other day. Here I will snap a pic
But what the E rated 10ply ...really means to most here and is considered its downside or why shyed away from is cause of there Weight. All those layers of ply get heavy. people like there mpg's!! If they could even measure the difference between C rated and E rated on that size of tire.
But they do make now I believe that same size now in "C "rating "6 ply" so there's options for you. I've had duratracs, toyo, general etc there all great tires no doubt but these are IMHO the all around hands down the best tire for me on and off the road and all the different terrain I've been on.
To top it off they're the sexiest shoes money can buy for on and off the streets.
She "my 4runner" likes her K02's and all the compliments too!!
Thats correct ...lol. Don't let that d rail you, You can drive with confidence and a piece of mind from the least likeliness to get a flat / blowout from a nail, rocks, etc. think of them like tank tires. I have pulled out with pliers numerous nails, pieces of metal, a branch 1 time out of these tires without having to patch or plug them and never has been a leak. Matter of fact theres 16 penny nail in them right now I noticed the other day. Here I will snap a pic
But what the E rated 10ply ...really means to most here and is considered its downside or why shyed away from is cause of there Weight. All those layers of ply get heavy. people like there mpg's!! If they could even measure the difference between C rated and E rated on that size of tire.
But they do make now I believe that same size now in "C "rating "6 ply" so there's options for you. I've had duratracs, toyo, general etc there all great tires no doubt but these are IMHO the all around hands down the best tire for me on and off the road and all the different terrain I've been on.
To top it off they're the sexiest shoes money can buy for on and off the streets.
She "my 4runner" likes her K02's and all the compliments too!!
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Oneluv13T4R
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Job Openings? Territory Sales Rep
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Damn you got a sales rep postion for me, w/company vehicle (4runner) and gas card? That's gotta be the next step up from being your light bar "Poster Child". :lol:
by the way is paid position?
@ MojaveMadMan
Damn you got a sales rep postion for me, w/company vehicle (4runner) and gas card? That's gotta be the next step up from being your light bar "Poster Child". :lol:
by the way is paid position?
fo' runnin'
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I'm ready to buy tires and am extremely torn between the 275/70/17 KO2 and the 255/80/17 KM2... I had 33/10.5/15 KM2 on my 2nd gen and absolutely loved them. I'm afraid the KO2s won't be aggressive enough in the dirt... Thoughts?
Frankduhhtank
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sweet, can't wait to start on my mods
AleksV
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[MENTION=117408]Oneluv13T4R[/MENTION]
U get what you're saying with 10 ply strength and durability, I had a screw for over a year in my duratracs, never lost a psi, but the extra weight was killing mpg. I don't go off road, and these seem to have a good rating for winter, which I have 8 months of.
U get what you're saying with 10 ply strength and durability, I had a screw for over a year in my duratracs, never lost a psi, but the extra weight was killing mpg. I don't go off road, and these seem to have a good rating for winter, which I have 8 months of.
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hobosapien
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Oneluv13T4R
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[MENTION=11811]forunnin[/MENTION]'
plenty aggressive ..This is from the last storm/rain we had here in SoCal out in the desert,Ocotillo Wells, Devils Slide,Fish Creek and Truck haven the softest sand than anywhere in the states and the desert floods when rains and turns into sticky clay mud... I said no worries guys I got KO2's.
Handled it for hours out there.
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fo' runnin'
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Photos do no good without lift and tire info! What are you running here? LOOKS AMAZING!!!!
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fo' runnin'
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Looks very nice!!! I've got 5100s and 2" toytec rear coils along with a set of 255/80/17 KM2s in the mail right now! Can't wait!
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