Bumpy ride

Not super heavy, but it’s useful.
Bed mat.
It keeps everything from sliding around back there, and adds a couple pounds.

 

I havent done to much driving as i just got them today, but looking at mpg readout im getting 1-2mpg better. Not surprised seeing as these are 9lbs lighter then my previose

 

Thanks, was just wondering because I like the look of KO2s and am considering them in C load when I get new tires, along with a few other A/T tires. My stock Toyos are still in good shape and haven't stopped me from going anywhere I want yet. However, when the time comes I'll be switching to some more aggressive tires.

 

Just keep in mind what you will be using the tuck for. If its your daily driver i highley reccomend staying away from E rated tires as they ride rough, they make your whole seat shake depending on the road. C load is just as agressive but has a softer side wall and rides so much smoother over the small bumps and defects in the road.

 

having some of the same concerns about the bumpy ride in the rear mostly... what do I have in the front? and for the rear do they make bilsteins campatible with a 6 inch lift ?

 

change your tires. KO2s are extremely stiff.

 

Damn this thread is old... this issue was solved a while ago. No matter what suspension lift you go with you need weight in the back.

 

really? just some weight? how much weight?