Ridge Graps vs KO2
#12
Official HTT Greeter
Currently running RG. Previous were KO2 (and KO1).
On pavement I actually think the RG grip better. Wear on both are good. RG has a slight hum after 35-40mph. KO2 were practically silent. Ran KO2 on just about everything (gravel, mud, pits, sand, stumps) and they can take a beating. So far I’ve only put the RG in light mud and gravel at the lease and they did slightly better than KO2.
For the price point, looks and quality = RG
On pavement I actually think the RG grip better. Wear on both are good. RG has a slight hum after 35-40mph. KO2 were practically silent. Ran KO2 on just about everything (gravel, mud, pits, sand, stumps) and they can take a beating. So far I’ve only put the RG in light mud and gravel at the lease and they did slightly better than KO2.
For the price point, looks and quality = RG
thanks
#13
Senior Member
Six shooter I always listen to my radio plus I have a corsa exhaust. I don’t notice it when I have the radio on going down the interstate. With the radio off you can definitely hear them hum, not nearly like mud tires but there is a hum. My RG’s only have 2 thousand miles on them and are 275/60/20 not the E rated ones I hope they don’t get louder. For the price 205 a tire, the aggressive look, and good ride quality I like them. My ko2’s did not look as good in my opinion but they were quieter. My next set of tires I am going to try is the wildpeak at3w but hopefully that’s going to be a while.
Last edited by Sgb020; 01-15-2019 at 03:28 PM.
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cmroger (01-15-2019)
#15
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Six shooter I always listen to my radio plus I have a corsa exhaust. I don’t notice it when I have the radio going driving down the interstate. With the radio off you can definitely here them hum, not nearly like mud tires but there is a hum. My RG’s only have 2 thousand miles on them and are 275/60/20 not the E rated ones I hope they don’t get louder. For the price 205 a tire, the aggressive look, and good ride quality I like them. My ko2’s did not look as good in my opinion but they were quieter. My next set of tires I am going to try is the wildpeak at3w but hopefully that’s going to be a while.
Where'd you get them for $205 ea.?
I'm looking at getting 285/70-R18 and they are $320 ea. So I want to make sure they are what I want. Just torn between the KO2 or RG
#16
RG's only come in black walls. Keep that in mind if you happen to be in the minority of people that actually likes white lettering out. RG's were a no-go for me because of this reason.
#17
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Nice looking truck BTW
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Munkeebutt (01-15-2019)
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I’ve had my E rated RG’s for about 7k mikes and love them. They are equally awesome in the rain and snow. I just rotated them, all is well.
I had P rated G2’s on my last F150 and hated them. They were like ice skates on wet pavement and at times, I felt very unsafe, they didn’t shed water at all so hydroplaning felt like you were surfing. I also noticed that when I drive through gravel, the RG’s hardly pick up anything whereas the G2’s picked up every rock and flung it on the side of the truck.
I had P rated G2’s on my last F150 and hated them. They were like ice skates on wet pavement and at times, I felt very unsafe, they didn’t shed water at all so hydroplaning felt like you were surfing. I also noticed that when I drive through gravel, the RG’s hardly pick up anything whereas the G2’s picked up every rock and flung it on the side of the truck.
#20
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I might go with that, only about 1/2" difference in height, idk.
the 275s in this post look pretty good
https://www.f150forum.com/showpost.p...postcount=1906
Last edited by SixShooter14; 01-15-2019 at 10:35 PM.
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