Finally pulled the trigger & swapped mine: 245/65/r17 Back Country AT. Kept the stock Badlands rims. I wanted the retro look so I kept the white letters out.Nope! Everything was super easy.
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Finally pulled the trigger & swapped mine: 245/65/r17 Back Country AT. Kept the stock Badlands rims. I wanted the retro look so I kept the white letters out.Nope! Everything was super easy.
Nice looks Great!!!!Finally pulled the trigger & swapped mine: 245/65/r17 Back Country AT. Kept the stock Badlands rims. I wanted the retro look so I kept the white letters out.
Looks great! Is there any rubbing? Thinking about getting these and a 2" lift.By far the best upgrade I will make. Extremely happy with the results.
OP's last post was selling their Sport back in July. As for the KO2s I haven't experience any rubbing. I think most will be able to say the same. The KO2s do make the ride a lot stiffer though, so heads up there. They are a truck tire and it feels like it. Depending on the lift it may compound the stiffness of the ride. I'd suggest getting the lift first and driving around with stock tires for a bit. After that and you're happy with the lift then get the KO2s, maybe a place with a return option just in case. They look great and are great off roading tires. But if your sport is your everyday driver it might not be worth it.Looks great! Is there any rubbing? Thinking about getting these and a 2" lift.
looking at the toyos for my BL. how is the road noise? Ride comfort? Any noticeable decline in acceleration with the bigger size?I have Toyo Open Country AT3/245 60 18 on my BS OB.