needing new tires soon...

[DNFXDLI]

actually i kept them under.. but light bed and dual tires they still wouldnt wear out the outer beads cuz there wasnt enough weight to get them to squat...

Under what?...the door rating?
I chalk mine.

 

[Sparky83]

tire rating was 80 on the sidewall... door rating said 55... i tended to keep them at 50 when unloaded.. then 65 if i had a load to go in..

 

[DNFXDLI]

tire rating was 80 on the sidewall... door rating said 55... i tended to keep them at 50 when unloaded.. then 65 if i had a load to go in..

I would guess 50 too high when unloaded esp. if door said 55 for full load...I'd sure chalk them Shawn.

 

[Sparky83]

they were Canadian tires sooo.... lol im hoping to have more of a load into them in the future...

 

[DNFXDLI]

they were Canadian tires sooo.... lol im hoping to have more of a load into them in the future...

I'd watch out for those Canucks.....they look kinda shifty

 

[Sparky83]

I'd watch out for those Canucks.....they look kinda shifty

that they do... and some have too many cats...

 

[DNFXDLI]

that they do... and some have too many cats...

 

[polarbear]

Rather than give an opinion, how about the tirerack consumer survey?

Link

Cliffs Notes: BFG K02's and Firestone Destination A/T's are at the top of the class. That's 33,800,000 miles reported... pretty good database.

 

[Sparky83]

had already looked there before starting the poll.. but got them on today..

 

[CowboyBilly9Mile]

I chalk mine.

^^^^^ This, to maximize tread life.

 

[canafford]

Had the original KO's and had no problems. Traction in the mud mud and dirt is good. The KO2's should be a lot better.

 

[Beach66Bum]

Had the original KO's and had no problems. Traction in the mud mud and dirt is good. The KO2's should be a lot better.

They are!!!!

 

[Sparky83]

they made holes in the front yard at the new house lol

 

[Beach66Bum]

they made holes in the front yard at the new house lol

hahaha! Awesome