BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2

I have a 2015 Taco 4x4, 3in pro comp lift 1 in the rear, and just trying to figure out what tire size would be good without trimming?? Stock blistein suspension. Someone help...

 

post pics when you have them on the f5's! those wheels are my next purchase, already have the bfg's on in the same size as you.

 

35-psi all around. The rears wear a little light on the outside of the tires... I ended up putting 480 lbs of water softener salt in my bed for the winter which both leveled the rear (who needs a front-leveling kit anyway?) and made the rear tires wear more evenly... 35 front 32 rear is probably going to be the sweat spot unloaded... but I will just rotate them often and run them at the same pressure out of simplicity instead... plus I like having the rear be able to take a couple thousand pounds of trailer weight (200-400lbs tongue weight) without having to adjust pressures up...

 

Sounds good man! Should have them on this weekk!

 

Most people run 265's

 

I do, check them out.

 

2 or 4wd ?? LOOKS GREAT !

 

Looks pretty bad ass!

Any straight-on side photos? I didn't realize you could get those in 275... Thanks!

 

315/75/16 They are a bit heavy but a little better mileage than my 285 MT

 

Just what I was looking for. Thanks much.
B.

 

I got my 34x10.5r17 ko2's mounted up on Saturday. On road and in the rain performance is 100x better than the 255/80r17's BFG M/T's I had previously. I have yet to take these offroad. but I'm sure they'll do great. Waaaay quieter on road than the MT's and much more grip. These tires measure up to about the same height as my 255/80's but with almost an extra 2" of tread width.

With my 4.3" backspace @SCSPerformance F5's (which are the sexiest wheels ever) I only have very slight rubbing issues even at full flex, no CMC, no cut fenders.

Also, they are very close, but don't rub my 12" extended travel 2.0 Kings with BAMF Shock relocation kit.

Love these tires so far, we'll see very soon how they do in snow and soaked fire roads.

Reason for edit: Forgot to add, I got these on sale at Sears for $225 per tire.

 

Those BFG K02 34's look great on your truck! What kind of leaf pack do you have in the back?

 

From my experience with 255/80r17's on FJ cruiser steelies (7.5" wide with 4.5" backspace. There was zero rubbing with a 3" lift. 235/85r16 is a tiny tire in comparison. Manufacturer tire sizing is also always way off, the 255 was more than and inch narrower tread width than my stock 265 rugged trails.

255/85r16 will definitely rub fenders when stuffed on a stock suspension truck, but You would have any issues with rubbing on the UCA's.

 

It's just stock leafs with an AAL from Toytec, the extra height and flex I get is really all from my custom shackle flip kit and the extended travel shocks.

 

Had them put on my truck...love them! 275/70/17...slight rubbing on the back front fenders but fixed with cutting out a small piece of plastic. They did a fantastic job off road this past weekend. Mud? What mud?

 

Beautiful. Just on trd wheels?

 

Thanks, I don't have side shots of the truck yet with these tires...

 

Yep, that's all. no lift.

 

So will @Discount Tire Direct price match somewhere like 4 wheel parts? I called yesterday to local discount tire for a set of 265/75/16 and they quoted me around 900 with a $100 mail in rebate promotion. But 4 wheel parts has same tire for $755 shipped to me and then a $70 mail in rebate. Price is a no brainer, just curious if discount tire will match that price..