Pics 2013 LE Konigs/Rugged Terrains
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Scott@Hightech
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Looks great!!! im a huge fan of those wheels.
trdsport253
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Looks good. I had those wheels on my Tacoma and loved them. When I had them on my Tacoma I was running them on the stock sized tires and they rubbed. Do you have any rubbing?
G8RB8_12SR5
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Actually curious more about the tires. How do they perform in wet and snow and offroad? Haven't seen to many people running them.
Have driven the set 1000 miles.
No rubbing.
Left center caps off wheels and had center of hubs painted black as suggested by Dustin at FN Wheels.
Tires have gripped well in rain and the 1-3" snowfalls we've had this season. Haven't had them off road.
Tires/wheels were expertly installed by Scott at High Tech Auto in Chantilly, VA, Road Force balanced, hand tightened lugs, no highway vibration.
The tires are a compromise and were selected to have a year-round, all-purpose function with an off road-like form at an acceptable price point.
Here are Tire Rack reviews:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...7RTTAOWL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes
Tried to keep the weight down. Harper7 and others mentioned the wheels are lighter than stock. The P-rated tires are 40 lbs each vs. the 35 lb stock Bridgestone tires. The BFG tread is blockier and almost 1" wider than stock. The weight improvement of the set is countered by the increased resistance of the tires at 35 psi. Gas mileage seems the same or minimally improved, 0-0.4 mpg in suburban/city driving.
No rubbing.
Left center caps off wheels and had center of hubs painted black as suggested by Dustin at FN Wheels.
Tires have gripped well in rain and the 1-3" snowfalls we've had this season. Haven't had them off road.
Tires/wheels were expertly installed by Scott at High Tech Auto in Chantilly, VA, Road Force balanced, hand tightened lugs, no highway vibration.
The tires are a compromise and were selected to have a year-round, all-purpose function with an off road-like form at an acceptable price point.
Here are Tire Rack reviews:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...7RTTAOWL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes
Tried to keep the weight down. Harper7 and others mentioned the wheels are lighter than stock. The P-rated tires are 40 lbs each vs. the 35 lb stock Bridgestone tires. The BFG tread is blockier and almost 1" wider than stock. The weight improvement of the set is countered by the increased resistance of the tires at 35 psi. Gas mileage seems the same or minimally improved, 0-0.4 mpg in suburban/city driving.
