rhadam
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I love the Wildpeaks. I know some have had problems with balancing them but mine are fine.
No issues balancing my 265/70/17 or my new 275/70/17 Wildpeaks. Extremely happy with them.
I love the Wildpeaks. I know some have had problems with balancing them but mine are fine.
After a year and a half of rubbing... I feel like I can make the jump from my 195/70/R17 Toyo M/T's to 185/75/R17 without much issue. Time to test.
Why do you hate the KO2s? I was about to buy a set in 285/70![]()
Why do you hate the KO2s? I was about to buy a set in 285/70![]()
They were great right off the bat, but now they dont seem to have much traction in snow or wet pavement. I still have plenty of tread left and they just seem hard and slick.
The worst part is I have had balancing issues since day one. Every time I go in for a rebalance and explain to them that these tires are hard to balance they reply with "well they are the Ko2's so that makes sense."
I'm at about 40k miles with them and frankly trying anything I can do to wear them down faster so I can convince the wife we need new ones.
My brother-in-law is in the same situation with his Ko2's. He is replacing his with the Wildpeaks this week and I couldn't be more jealous.
You mean 295 to 285 right? 195 should of not rubbed.
Finished swapping out my diode dynamics light bar over to all yellow lenses.
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Installed Fox 2.5 DSCs with Icon UCAs on my 21 ORP.
Might already be too late, but you might consider swapping off the flood lenses on the ends of the roof bar. I have the same one in white and though the main driving pattern is excellent, the flood light tends to illuminate the hood, reflecting unnecessary glare into my eyes. I'm considering swapping my flood lenses to driving or fog patterns.