BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2

I have a similar setup but with the FN FX Pro 17x8 wheels, 285/70/17. I have a 3" lift with Icon UCA. Only slight rub when wheel is fully turned and turning at a higher speed.

 

Love the KO2's

 

Except you have em on Backwards White Lettering on the OUTSIDE on SUPER WHITE TRUCKS

 

White lettering on the inside FTW

 

For the Storm Trooper look it has to be on the outside.

 

@Discount Tire Direct, I'm very happy with the result. I was able to keep my mudflaps, without the tires rubbing.

 

That's great to hear! And your rig looks sharp to boot!

 

Sweet truck dude ...can you tell what your rubbing on ?

 

I have a 2015 Pyrite Mica Tacoma Sport. Your front end is different than mine. What all work did you do to the front bumper and grill? I love it!

 

I got 40k on mine and there is still a butt load of tread on them. Really like them and they are the std size. Had a bit of rubbing on full lock, but nothing to bother me

 

Thanks. I'm not really sure what its rubbing on. I only noticed the rubbing a couple times and oddly enough I don't hear it anymore on full lock

 

Any of y'all have balancing issues???
Smooth as butter until I get between 65-75mph. I'm running 285/75/R16s.

 

had 285 70 17 ko2 installed yesterday .felt vibe in steering wheel at 50mph . Took back in for re balance .Hoping for the best ,but felt fine

 

Orders 285 70 17's through DTD....tires of course were in great shape and super fast delivery..what you guys think

 

How much life are you guys that commute in city getting with these tires? I'm planning to replace my stock tires with 265/70/17s soon but I commute 80 miles total every day on a toll road.

 

I had almost 45k on mine iirc before I sold them and got a set of MT's. They still had a ton of life left. If rotated regularly you should be able to get 50-60k at least commuting. I have about 100miles round trip/day (obviously MT's are far more practical for that...)

 

@Discount Tire Direct, What is the recommended PSI for these tires? I took a trip to the beach, and deflated them to 18 PSI. Once we left, I stopped at the nearest gas station to pump air into my tires, and left them at 33 PSI. Is 33 OK, or should I pump more air into them?

 

I'm finally free of these tires!

 

You got rid of them? What'd you buy?

 

Yup, ran them (265/75/16 KO2s) for three years. I went back down to 15" wheels and picked up a used set (75% tread left) of 33/10.5/15 KM2s and they're pretty nice. They ride better but most importantly they don't slip like a cartoon banana peel in rain on paved roads and loose gravel/dirt roads. The KO2s just never felt like they gripped anything worth a damn, I will say they did excellent in snow though. Never would have guessed that but damn were they good in snow. But other than dry roads (where my armored 4 banger truck could still slip them) they couldn't really be trusted to hold onto anything, couple that with the high price and I was pretty dissatisfied. They have a premium AT tire cost but perform closer to a below average All Season. The KO2s biggest curse is that they stay around, they don't wear all that fast, so I finally got fed up and gave em away with my old wheels. At least I never popped on haha. I plan to go up to 35" Goodyear MT/R soon.