Mud Terrains
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They set your truck off now! Looks way better.
x2 I love mine. I dunno what ima do when they wear out now that the new design is out. I like this design better and i think they look meatier. They do great in mud and on rock for the most part. The new design looks like it would pack up worse. IMO
x2 I love mine. I dunno what ima do when they wear out now that the new design is out. I like this design better and i think they look meatier. They do great in mud and on rock for the most part. The new design looks like it would pack up worse. IMO
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Originally Posted by edgeaholic (tm)
should've gotten the 285's but those are nice
Originally Posted by ManEHawke
Those look awesome. X2 on more pics
This month BFG just came out with all common sizes on KM2's, you can get 265, and 32's on 15/16" rims. It is definitely too early to upgrade, but there is more variety now which is cool.
This month BFG just came out with all common sizes on KM2's, you can get 265, and 32's on 15/16" rims. It is definitely too early to upgrade, but there is more variety now which is cool.
Originally Posted by Trigger01
They look good. How loud are they?
Originally Posted by roddy1
Wow those look great, but i notice your in nova scotia... are you aware that those MT's are absolute junk in light snow?
I've had these on for a few thousand km now, and I will tell you I am in love. They look great, sound great, and work AMAZING. The only downsides are the squirmy feeling in turns (I happen to like it, makes it interesting!) and the feeling of the lugs hitting pavement while rolling really slow. (I also like this, makes me grin like an idiot)
I still haven't cleaned my truck up, but I'm on vacation now so no excuses! (except for wheeling, fishing, camping, canoeing, road trips oh the list...)
A couple of more pics, it's hard to get any good ones, because the good spots aren't ones I'm about to stop and take pics in.
And since I'm whoring anyway I found this pic of my brother while looking through my pictures...
I think he's getting ready for a bbq!
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Hi, i am looking for new tires too - have stock All terrain Ko tires -stock on FX4-LII
not too pleased about life of tire- good thing is never any flats -
off and on road - some mud/sand and snow/rain..
also not sure which looks better - white letter or black walls..
But more importantly - arent BFG - Mud still good in snow ??
I thought mud tires - where pretty much good in mud and snow .
Mostly out in steel mills - thought M/T's might work better for life and over all ..
not too pleased about life of tire- good thing is never any flats -
off and on road - some mud/sand and snow/rain..
also not sure which looks better - white letter or black walls..
But more importantly - arent BFG - Mud still good in snow ??
I thought mud tires - where pretty much good in mud and snow .
Mostly out in steel mills - thought M/T's might work better for life and over all ..
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I've had them on my truck for 2 years now.
In less than 1" of snow or any ice not much traction.
More than 1" you'll have no problems.
I also had to add weight and with any snow had to be in 4wd.
I'm looking at KM2s or something with more siping next go round. I don't really need the muds just like the look.
In less than 1" of snow or any ice not much traction.
More than 1" you'll have no problems.
I also had to add weight and with any snow had to be in 4wd.
I'm looking at KM2s or something with more siping next go round. I don't really need the muds just like the look.
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I've had them on my truck for 2 years now.
In less than 1" of snow or any ice not much traction.
More than 1" you'll have no problems.
I also had to add weight and with any snow had to be in 4wd.
I'm looking at KM2s or something with more siping next go round. I don't really need the muds just like the look.
In less than 1" of snow or any ice not much traction.
More than 1" you'll have no problems.
I also had to add weight and with any snow had to be in 4wd.
I'm looking at KM2s or something with more siping next go round. I don't really need the muds just like the look.
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