which mud terrrains do i get?
11-18-2008, 04:56 PM
#11
a lot depends on if this is a daily driver or not.
The KM2s bite well, and wear well, and arent too loud.
There are however, better, stronger options if you only drive in the mud, and stay off of the highway.
The KM2s bite well, and wear well, and arent too loud.
There are however, better, stronger options if you only drive in the mud, and stay off of the highway.
11-18-2008, 04:59 PM
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I agree with AlmightyCrash. I have KM2 35's and they perform very well here in GA but there are more aggressive tires available depending on your style. Since mine is my DD I went with the KM2's
11-18-2008, 06:34 PM
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hey im ready for bigger tires (35) and have done some online research but i cant find a whole lot of information on how the mud terrains do in mud (ironic) everything i read is about rock crawling. i live in georgia so im in red clay all the time (no such thing as rocks here) and i want a tire that performs better than the km1s i have now. bottom line... im looking for a strong tire with a long tread life and good bite in mud. thanks for the help
i chose MT/R's b/c they are quieter (new and 20-25k miles old).
in my opinion, they grip/bite the same, self cleaning with high voids just like the BFG's, look better, and last longer. Not that mileage really should be a selling point for you, as a mud terrain wont give you much beyond 30k miles any how.
11-18-2008, 10:38 PM
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11-18-2008, 10:40 PM
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hey im ready for bigger tires (35) and have done some online research but i cant find a whole lot of information on how the mud terrains do in mud (ironic) everything i read is about rock crawling. i live in georgia so im in red clay all the time (no such thing as rocks here) and i want a tire that performs better than the km1s i have now. bottom line... im looking for a strong tire with a long tread life and good bite in mud. thanks for the help
11-18-2008, 10:51 PM
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I have the KM2's and Oklahoma if full of that nice red clay also.
these tire have been great for me. They bite the clay fine and clay comes out of the treads quickly which is nice when going from mud hole to mud hole plus they do great on the pavment and are quite, But then again i also have no experince with other M/T's. I'll try to post you some picture the clay holes we went though this moring.
these tire have been great for me. They bite the clay fine and clay comes out of the treads quickly which is nice when going from mud hole to mud hole plus they do great on the pavment and are quite, But then again i also have no experince with other M/T's. I'll try to post you some picture the clay holes we went though this moring.