Schulzie

I've got a 2012 SCREW Lariat 4X4 that needs tires. I'm looking at getting the BFG AT KO's in stick size, 275/65R18. They are 10 ply rated, E range tires. I know they will be a bit stiffer on the ride, but I won't run them at high load pressures.
Anyone else running them and have input?

MikeyZ

One of the best if not the best AT tire out there.
Go with the 275/70 though. Will look better.

archer23

I love them. The only tires I ran on my last two trucks. I made a mistake and got some toyos once that wore out at 20000 miles early. My shop gave me a deal on the set of bfgs to replace them. Besides, if they are good enough for Jurassic park, they are good enough.

Mike Tuna

I just put new tires on wanted the BFG 285/55/r20 but at $415 each installed I decided to go with Nitto Grapplers . BFG great tire had them before you can't go wrong just very overpriced.

ejcastillo85

I have 275/70/18 ko, great all around tire, lil over 15k on them and still look new.

feifel

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I just installed the bfg 275/70/18 and coming from the michelin ltx ms2's these ride great and I have a few friends with 60k on them no problem. And there great in snow and mud even when they have some miles on them

Kipper14

Ill tell you on Tuesday getting 275/70/18s put on. Should be a great upgrade over stockers.

WTF150

They are a heavy tire. Expect to lose 10-15% on your gas mileage!

rdkev

Maybe if you went with 315's you would lose that much but with a 275, no you will not lose 10-15%.

I am getting around 14.5-15 MPG with my 315/70r17 tires and stock I could MAYBE got 17.

Bosro

You go from a P rated tire that weighs under 45lbs to a 10 ply tire weighing close to 60 lbs...you are going to notice a definite mpg loss of at least 10%.
You will also notice truck holds gears and shifts differently.....even on an Ecoboost with great low end.
it's physics....more mass= more gas

On another note I am somewhat regretting not going with the BFGS over the Toyo Open Country AT2 Extremes.
Price was bout the same,BFGs were better on snow/ice.
Both seem to wear fast from a lot of gravel driving.
BFGs don't break loose on wet pavement like the Toyos do.
Buyers remorse...oh well.