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Old 11-15-2015, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by flamehead16
i like kanati tires, they make a trail and mud tire and pretty cheap.

Holy aggressive tread pattern, Batman!

90%+ of my driving is on-road with the majority of the off-road being a 200' gravel and in my yard.

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Old 11-15-2015, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by rlh2005
Holy aggressive tread pattern, Batman!

90%+ of my driving is on-road with the majority of the off-road being a 200' gravel and in my yard.

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all my driving is on road, i just got mine for 700 for 4 in 285/70/17. and they look awsome
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How long are they gonna last though...
Old 11-15-2015, 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Tothemax
How long are they gonna last though...
ive got about 30k on mine now. put 15k on them on my 04 then 15k on my 13, still look brand new.
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Originally Posted by chadwebb2004
91k on a set of tires. I think i would go back with those.
There is certainly wisdom to this. While I got great lifespan out the them, the quality/capabilities weren't always the best. I had to use 4wd in a few time I really shouldn't have needed to and one time, I had to be pulled out of mud on the edge of my driveway.

The KO2 have better ratings and reviews on Tire Rack.
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You just can't go wrong with the BFG A/T KO2. I knew that and bought the Duratracs anyway based on all the hype from other people and Tire Rack ratings. Huge regret!!! Duratracs are loud and the traction SUCKS! Dry traction is poor, wet traction borders on dangerous, and I am dreading ice this winter.
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Originally Posted by rlh2005
My search skills are lacking so apologies if this is a repeated question.

My 2011 XLT SCREW's original BFG Rugged Terrain T/A have nearly 91,000 miles on them and are at 3/32" tread depth. I want to replace them before the heart of winter arrives. The truck came with LT245/75R17 tires on 5-bolt wheels.

I'm leaning toward the BFG All Terrain T/A KO2. What other tires should I look at?
BFG..Nitto and Toyo's seem to be very popular all terrain tires. Curious to know how your truck came with 5 bolt wheels. Most have 6 or 7 lug lug.
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Lol if his came with the 245/75R17 its likely an HD with 7 bolt wheels not 5.
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My vote is for the KO2, love mine so far and wow are they quiet.
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MICHELIN M/S2

BFG KO2's

FIRESTONE DESTINATION A/T

All good tires in my book...I've had pleasant experiences with all of them.

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