who has the bfg ko2 245/65/17 on their BS BIG BEND with out lift kit just stock

[ck122]

do you have any issues with rubbing pics please if you can looking to use these tires or another option if you have used one

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[dejones64]

do you have any issues with rubbing pics please if you can looking to use these tires or another option if you have used one

Not BFG KO2's but... Link to thread here, post #10, best pics I have. Falken Wildpeak AT3W 245/65/17, all stock, no lift, no spacers, no mods, no rubbing, lock to lock.

Never been off road so I can't speak to articulation.

https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/looking-for-a-great-at-tire-for-my-bl.3901/#post-65508

 

[AndyMac204]

bfg Ko2 245/65/17 on a base model, no lift. no rubbing issues at all, even flexed out.

 

[FirsandFire]

They fit with no issue, so does the spare.

 

[ck122]

They fit with no issue, so does the spare.

thank you

 

[ck122]

Not BFG KO2's but... Link to thread here, post #10, best pics I have. Falken Wildpeak AT3W 245/65/17, all stock, no lift, no spacers, no mods, no rubbing, lock to lock.

Never been off road so I can't speak to articulation.

https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/looking-for-a-great-at-tire-for-my-bl.3901/#post-65508

thank you

 

[ck122]

thank you

looks great are the front tires close

 

[Meanderthal]

BTW, a lift kit does not necessarily change whether a particular tire will rub or not. It just means that the suspension would have to articulate that much further to get to the point that it would rub (if at all). If you are planning to go off-road at all, I would not buy a tire that would rub at any articulation or lift/lowered height.

 

[ck122]

BTW, a lift kit does not necessarily change whether a particular tire will rub or not. It just means that the suspension would have to articulate that much further to get to the point that it would rub (if at all). If you are planning to go off-road at all, I would not buy a tire that would rub at any articulation or lift/lowered height.

thank you i like the bfg tire i will not be doing off roading this so much was wondering if normal driving had any issues

 

[Hutchicles]

It may not rub on street, but does it rub under a load while turning...like...in an offroad setting? I would be a bit wary about sizing up my tires.

 

[AndyMac204]

thank you i like the bfg tire i will not be doing off roading this so much was wondering if normal driving had any issues

normal driving as per usual. a tad bit louder but nothing crazy at all

 

[The Rinzler]

They fit with no issue, so does the spare.

Thank you, I've been super curious if the spare would fit as well.

 

[FirsandFire]

Thank you, I've been super curious if the spare would fit as well.

A little shove and it fit just fine. It touches the edges but doesn’t squeak over bumps so it’s a non-issue. It’s been about 10,000 miles or so for me. The only issue is for those without the factory tow package. The tray that covers the spare is a lower profile since it only has to cover a donut. With a full size spare, there is a gap with the floor piece that lifts up to access the spare compartment. Again, that is only an issue for those without a factory “full-size” spare.

 

[The Rinzler]

A little shove and it fit just fine. It touches the edges but doesn’t squeak over bumps so it’s a non-issue. It’s been about 10,000 miles or so for me. The only issue is for those without the factory tow package. The tray that covers the spare is a lower profile since it only has to cover a donut. With a full size spare, there is a gap with the floor piece that lifts up to access the spare compartment. Again, that is only an issue for those without a factory “full-size” spare.

Perfect, I knew I made the right choice with the tow package.
Thank you for the confirmation.

 

[SapphireCat]

A little shove and it fit just fine. It touches the edges but doesn’t squeak over bumps so it’s a non-issue. It’s been about 10,000 miles or so for me. The only issue is for those without the factory tow package. The tray that covers the spare is a lower profile since it only has to cover a donut. With a full size spare, there is a gap with the floor piece that lifts up to access the spare compartment. Again, that is only an issue for those without a factory “full-size” spare.

Does your floor piece gap? I have the tow package and I had a full size spare, but when I switched up to my BFG Trail-Terrain TA 245/65R17, I got a 5th for the spare and I had a heck of a time getting it in the space. My floor piece gaps at the back, so either I got the wrong floor piece or perhaps these tires don't quite fit as well as the KO2s?

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