Bfg km2
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A few of my friends have told me that the rubber on KM2's doesn't last as long as some of the other brands
I was wondering if the rubber is really that bad or if they are just a good deal
I was wondering if the rubber is really that bad or if they are just a good deal
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Originally Posted by kfaires95
A few of my friends have told me that the rubber on KM2's doesn't last as long as some of the other brands
I was wondering if the rubber is really that bad or if they are just a good deal
I was wondering if the rubber is really that bad or if they are just a good deal
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Thanks for the help I'm still trying to figure out what all I want to put on mine but how do the Km2's perform off road, especially in mud because that's what most of the trails around where I live are
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Your friends are wrong. Sorry to sound so harsh. I don't have KM2's. I personally like the A/T. But I have seen plenty of KM2's on JK's, other jeeps, and other trucks. They last! The rubber on those beasts will last a long long time, especially if you are rotating your tires and maintaining your psi within specifications. Get'em!