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Old Jun 24, 2019 | 06:51 PM
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Getting new tires on my 16 Screw 157 and the K02 Dt was brought up at the tire dealer. Anyone have any experience on these? They say it's a harder compound geared more toward heavier trucks and comes with a 50,000 mile warranty, but loses the snow and mountain rating. I don't spend a ton of time off road, but new England winters can suck. I don't want to end up with another ho hum tire like the stock goodyears in the snow.
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Old Jun 24, 2019 | 07:10 PM
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Don't know anything about the DT's, I've got KO2's. But I can tell you about the GY UltraTerrains, they're exclusive to Discount Tire, 3PSF rated, and are great in the snow, almost as good as DuraTracs. Don't judge GY by what came on the truck.
I had UltraTerrains last winter on the 150, and have DuraTracs on my Ranger, both are excellent tires for snow.
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Old Jun 25, 2019 | 12:03 PM
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I have the DT's on mine but I don't have to worry about snow too much here in Vegas. I wanted the 50k warranty also. I like them.
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I'm also running DT's. I'm in Miami, so snow isn't a factor. If I was in CT, I'd get the standard ones with the snow flake.
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Old Jun 26, 2019 | 08:53 AM
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Or just bite the bullet and get ridge grapplers, which (by most opinions) are superior to K02's
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Old Jun 26, 2019 | 01:46 PM
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Thanks for all the reply's. Given my location and occasional jaunts off road, i decided not to go with the DT. The tire dealer ordered me the regular K02 and put them on yesterday. Went with 275/70/18 still on stock suspension.

As for the recommendation for the ridge grappler, it's a bit more serious of a tire than the K02 and they are $30/ea more expensive. If i spent more time off road, i may have gone that direction, but i've had the K0's before, and really liked them.

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Originally Posted by MiniChunks
Thanks for all the reply's. Given my location and occasional jaunts off road, i decided not to go with the DT. The tire dealer ordered me the regular K02 and put them on yesterday. Went with 275/70/18 still on stock suspension.

As for the recommendation for the ridge grappler, it's a bit more serious of a tire than the K02 and they are $30/ea more expensive. If i spent more time off road, i may have gone that direction, but i've had the K0's before, and really liked them.

Tires look great! I’m contemplating that same KO2 and size this fall to replace my stock GYs. Thanks for sharing, that’s the exact image I was looking for today 👍🏻
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