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tomjv (03-01-2018)
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Highway use & offroad use are completely opposed to each other in terms of usage... You'll need to find a hybrid, but you will never get full performance of both in 1 tire, it's either one or the other.
The KO2 has been around for quite some time now, but it will get noisy on paved road at some point (like all other AT tire with aggressive thread pattern).
The KO2 has been around for quite some time now, but it will get noisy on paved road at some point (like all other AT tire with aggressive thread pattern).
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tomjv (03-01-2018)
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I am wondering the same thing.
Not looking for high performance in either direction, but good road manners and won't get me stuck on the beach.
20's have always done just fine, but now 22's seem fairly reasonable and look pretty sweet.
Not looking for high performance in either direction, but good road manners and won't get me stuck on the beach.
20's have always done just fine, but now 22's seem fairly reasonable and look pretty sweet.
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I've had good luck with Terra Grapplers, Trail Grapplers are decent, and right now I'm running Yokohama Geolandar G003 MT's that I like. I did get stuck on the beach, but that was from me being hooked to a silverado, that was hooked to a mustang trying to pull the mustang out (they framed it and threw all the sand out from under the wheels). They've got pretty good road manners, and do great off-road. Mine have seen sand, mud, and even some light rock climbing.
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IMHO its hard to beat the Toyo Open Country AT2XT or the Toyo Open Country RT, as soon as the 35's on my current truck wear out i will most certainly be going back to the Toyo Tires.