Can a non-bro buy KO2's?

How about the anti-bro 34/10.5/17 KO2. Tall skinnies are bro repellent.

 

I have 225/60/16 on my 01 Tacoma

The most anti bro size ever

 

These days no actual Harley drivers left
All dentists and attorneys with pasted on tattoos

 

I'm no bro, but as a engineer and off-roader, I'm obsessed with reliability and performance. Stock tires were great until I took them up some major rocky trails in Colorado. They got thrashed and I started seeing the tire performance and durability suffer. I talked to a lot of my friends who off-road and they all swore by these tires. I did approximately 16 separate trails with them this summer. I was shocked how well they took abuse, the great traction, and how drivable and relatively quiet they were. There's a reason so many people get these tires, and it's got nothing to do with being a truck bro!

 

Bert Macklin, FBI Bro!

 

It also appears they are lighter than a lot of d and e rated all terrains. I should have bought a set, but went ST Maxx and ended up removing them after 3 weeks and putting on the new Falkens.

 

How are the falkens?

 

They are really great so far. Very quiet, and great in the rain. They just get real heavy when you get bigger sizes. Waiting for snow to come to the PNW to try out the snow rating.

 

Very curious to see

I am looking to buy a business in Klamath falls and need a car there

So have to figure out how to drive in snow in a truck and what tires to get

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/packed-with-technology-falken-wildpeak-a-t3w.419869/ Some of the East Coast guys are getting these in the snow and reporting that they are great.

 

Don't know what 'bro' is? Here, educate yourself:

 

They're good tires. Buy them. Don't worry about what the internet thinks.

 

Well internet reviewers like them

TW peeps call them bro

Thus am Confused

 

I bought the Ko2 because they are quite in the city. Decent on MPG and can handle "most" off road challenges. I think some tools buy them to look cool but whats wrong with a cool looking truck.

Also I took these tires on the soft sand and they did very well. I was nervous about getting stuck but they never felt like I had to worry once I was in the sand and I was at the dunes of Pismo. Next Stop redwoods

 

I'm always complimented on my tires. They last long

 

Did you Air them down in pismo?

 

I dropped them to 20 but I think I could/should have gone to 15/18 and then I would have felt much better grip

 

Haha "bro repellent"..... that's good!

 

Great word

 

Drink the kool-aid and get the KO2's.....Bro-tater