Help: Upgrading to KO2. Proper size?

I've had em, and mine road like shit, your mileage may vary. It's all subjective, some guys think Duratracs are noisy, some think they are quiet.

 

because they are smaller. def get 265/75/16, you will not notice a difference in mpg and it will make your speedo more accurate. get c (6ply) d (8 ply) and e (10 ply) are the load ratings designating how thick the sidewall is and thus how much load it can handle. for off road purposes a thicker sidewall is possibly more durable and resistant to punctures. but they are heavier so take more power to rotate so you will see about 2mpg loss and may notice a perceived loss of power.

basically for your purposes get a p265/75/16 (c rated)

 

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Also, the LT Duratracs are pinned for studs, they do enhance traction on winter driving

 

I've been debating this myself... 265/70/16 or 265/75/16... My analog speedo is about 1 or 2 MPH fast, however my digital speedo is dead on accurate. By going to 265/75, my digital speedo will show about 2 mph slow, however the analog (never use it) speedo will be about accurate. I know it's not a big deal to most, but I want my speedo's to be as accurate as can be. My other vehicle is a Jeep Wrangler on 33's, and they have plenty of calibrators for them to correct for tire size, just wish there were a few options for Tacoma's. It seems Hypertech makes one, but not sure I want to use their product.