BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2

While there, make sure they remedy the tpms issue. that's nonsense

 

There is a button under the steering wheel that re-sets the TPMS. set the 4 tires to 32psi, then read the owners manual on the correct procedure to "set" the TPMS. i think you just have to hold the button while the truck is running.

btw i love the wheels, i don't say that very often.

 

Reseting the TPMS psi setting is easy

 

thanks much!

....and yes (tpms)they are working fine now just need to reset them.

And due to mud and rock krawling areas being more easier to access i would rather get the km2's
not to say rough, hard dirt and city hwy driving these tires(ko2's) are great.
these are 10ply tires so im sure they are more rough than the oem bfg's but they have less than 500miles on them and at this point half the time of the ko2's is in the mud which they don't do too well on so far. I plan on testing them again this weekend if I don't make the switch

 

Correct but I would set mine for 2-3 psi under what you decide you want to set your tires at. That way you don't have a light on if you have a cold morning and lose 1 psi. Just lower the pressure on all tires reset your system and then bump them back up again.

 

so I set the tires at 25psi while going thru dirt and seems to absorb the terrain way better as far as comfort, the mud has dried up so waiting to test it out on the mud

 

a little centrifugal force could solve all your mud issues by the looks of it

 

saw the ko2's finally in person the other day and have to say that the pictures don't do them justice. the rugged looking shoulder is a bonus to an already proven tread design so i can't see how these would be bad in any way for the guy that uses an all-terrain tire

 

Hi all,

Bought these in 265/75/16 for my 2014 TRD OR. Costco informed me that they will not install if they rub at all. Got me a little worried. Anyone have this setup that can comment?? Preemptive measures I can take?

Also, any pics with this setup.

Thanks!!

 

^^^^ If you are running stock wheels they shouldn't rub at all.

I have BFG KO's 265 70 17's (which is essentially the same size as yours) on stock wheels and they do not rub at all. When I had the Stealth Six's on over the summer they rubbed due to the offset.

 

Completely stock. I hope they don't rub... I had read some places the KO2's are slightly different in width than the KO's.

 

I have the 265/75/16 on stock aluminum wheels, no lift, 100% completely stock, 2014 v6 base crew cab, and they clear everything very well. No rubbing anywhere at all. You should be good to go. Which mine arent the new version AT either.

 

Just picked up 4 of the new KO2, 265/75/16, really like the look of these on the truck.
2012 AC 4x4, stock no lift. I have zero rub froward or reverse at full lock left and right. I was running the original KO before this in a 265/70/16, they were a load range D.

So far I have to say the new KO2 are much quieter at highway speeds than the original KO. Pretty good road manners as well, rock solid on the highway. Today was the first time I had them in the dirt but nothing heavy. No issues in rocky sandy soil. Got into a bit of mud and they cleaned out ok once I got on the throttle, honestly it was nothing serious though so not a real good test.

Interested to see how they perform once we get some snow, pretty green here right now. I will chime back in once we get some snow.

Did a little bunny hunting today but no luck, my trip turned into a spring trout hole scouting run instead, which was not a bad thing







New trout hole for the spring

 

You Guys Rock! I just ordered these delivered to my house for $100 cheaper than tire rack! and that included FREE UPS Shipping and a $25 Online Discount...Thanks Discount Tire Direct and all the 265/75/16 Testimonies!

Will Post Pics once they are delivered in 2-5 days!

 

Little update on mine seeing as I've had them for about a month now. They've been extremely great so far in a variety of conditions. My daily commute at the moment is an unpaved road up the backside of a mountain and I have no complaints from the tires. I can now do this road in 2wd even when it's a little muddy! It was almost impossible to do it in 2wd on my old tires even in the best of conditions! In light snow they've held grip really well and felt a lot more stable than my old Dunlop Rovers. Overall I'm super impressed, they haven't even made too much of an impact on my mileage either which was a concern of mine.

 

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Very sharp!!! Thank you for sharing, Gelo. We appreciate your support

 

I didn't have any rub with the tire on my 2014 TRD-OR. They are close on clearances but don't rub given you have the stock wheels.

 

Just got my $70 gift card from BFGoodrich for buying my KO2s last month. Don't forget to take advantage of this!

 

Just got them put on. No rub at all, look freaking amazing. Drive just as well as the rugged fails. No rain yet, but sure they will blow them out of the water. Will get more pics at some point, it was freakin cold.

And yea, that is some front end damage. Getting that fixed right after the new year.