BFG mud terrain km2
#21
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I'm not driving a rock-crawler, so ultimate traction isn't as high on my priority list. I get great mileage and manners with the AT's, they're a good fit for my ride and purpose.
And for the few trucks I've been in that had MTs, the KM2s were very reasonable concerning road noise. Seemed much better than the older ones. If I were planning on running MTs, I'd have a set yesterday.
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Costco sells the KM2 now. Their price list is in the showroom (can't look at it on-line)
And they ship to your local store for free. The price includes mnt and bal
And they ship to your local store for free. The price includes mnt and bal
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Man, I gotta come up to BC for these! Local Discount quoted $208 for the 33x10.5x15! And my brother just bought a set of 35x12.5x16 for $280 ea. (He paid too much...) Maybe the wheel size made the difference?
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I am shocked that the 10.5 is that much. And pretty pissed too.
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It looks like 4WheelParts has the 33x10.50 r15 @ $175 ea. and a $50 gas card rebate. Apparently BFG has a 30,000 mile pro-rated warranty on them.
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Ah well.
The warranty does me no good because I buy road hazard, since I routinely destroy tires on the trail.
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Speaking of road hazard, do you go through a chain like Big O or the like? A year ago, I took an AT in (to Big O, where I had purchased them) that had gotten thrashed on a run and they gave me the hardest time about the warranty. They finally gave in, but they were telling me that they wouldn't do it at first...
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The same type of thing happened to me when I bought some BFG A/T's at Les Schwab. They boast about how they take care of you when you buy your tires there, but when my sidewall blew out for know apparent reason, they sure fussed. I made friends with the owner of a small local tire shop and just buy from him. He's cheaper (not by much) but I'd rather he get my money and he's easy to deal with on warranty issues.
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The same type of thing happened to me when I bought some BFG A/T's at Les Schwab. They boast about how they take care of you when you buy your tires there, but when my sidewall blew out for know apparent reason, they sure fussed. I made friends with the owner of a small local tire shop and just buy from him. He's cheaper (not by much) but I'd rather he get my money and he's easy to deal with on warranty issues.
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Speaking of road hazard, do you go through a chain like Big O or the like? A year ago, I took an AT in (to Big O, where I had purchased them) that had gotten thrashed on a run and they gave me the hardest time about the warranty. They finally gave in, but they were telling me that they wouldn't do it at first...
All the tire places are schmucks. Its pick your poison. I will say this for discount, after buying the road hazard, they have never given me a hard time. They just give me my free tire.
I'm switching away from a 9.50 tire several reasons, this being one of them. I have had to wait 3 weeks to get a tire in from the factory, because no one stocks that size.
I plan on going to the 33x10.50 KM2 this spring.
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I've been eying these but since I do most driving on road I may as well get the a/t's. I did get an extra set of wheels to mount some mud terrains on (swap a/t's out when wheeling, m/t's out while on the road) but my a/t's will probably be worn out by the time I get tire money anyway. I think I'll just step up to a 33/10.5 a/t from my 29" ones.
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Discount will match any published price.
Just search around and print out pricing. 4 Wheel Parts has the 35 x 12.5 15R listed for under $200. Therefore, Discount will sell them for under $200.
Just search around and print out pricing. 4 Wheel Parts has the 35 x 12.5 15R listed for under $200. Therefore, Discount will sell them for under $200.
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i just got a punch of wood stuck in my bead and i took over to les schwab and they remounted and balanced it no questions asked.
I just noticed that BFG was making the KM2 in the 15" rim size, and i am excited. I want to get the 33x10.50. that would be sick. I really dig the sidewall lugs.
I just noticed that BFG was making the KM2 in the 15" rim size, and i am excited. I want to get the 33x10.50. that would be sick. I really dig the sidewall lugs.
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Guess we'll see how these work.
35x12.5" for 15" rim.
Always amazes me how nice my 4Runner rides with new tires. Will be a fun sensation (while it lasts). Hopefully will hit some trails this weekend and let you guys know my impressions as time goes along.
For reference, I am swapping to these after having good luck with Goodyear MTR's of the same size.
35x12.5" for 15" rim.
Always amazes me how nice my 4Runner rides with new tires. Will be a fun sensation (while it lasts). Hopefully will hit some trails this weekend and let you guys know my impressions as time goes along.
For reference, I am swapping to these after having good luck with Goodyear MTR's of the same size.