found out recently the km bfg muds are discontinued. why change a good thing? anyways what are your toughts on the new km2s? How do they perform on road, snow, ice, mud and off road?
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bfg km vs km2 thoughts?
- Thread starter wazzabie
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I haven't run the new ones myself but have two good freinds who do, they like them alot. Both of their rigs are daily drivers too lots of ice and snowy roads they say they dont' do too bad on icy roads.
Off road they both love em.
Off road they both love em.
The old style KMs are being discontinued and phased out, replaced by the new KM2s as old stock runs out. So, for the time being, some old KMs are still available.
The new KM2 is a HUGE improvement over the old design. You won't be disappointed.
The new KM2 is a HUGE improvement over the old design. You won't be disappointed.
When my KMs wear out I'm getting the KM2s. They are great tires.
Anyone know how the road noise is with them compared to the KM's?
scooter122983
1/2 ton status
I just got a set 2 weeks ago and i like em alot. I havent had a chance with mud yet but with snow I'm impressed. Road noise isnt bad either but I havent been cruising with the windows down yet.
rocknerd
Registered Member
i was interested in the km2's until i saw that a 40" km2 runs about $680 per tire. may be good tires, but really all set with a set of 2700 dollar tires.
Last year i bought 37-12.50-17s in km2s for my 2500hd and i have 5,000 miles on them, road noise is mild, we have also had a decent amount of snow this year and they have done good with no complaints. They were tho a little less than 300.00 a piece...I wanted 38-14.50-17s but too much for my budget at the time.
simpleman83
1/2 ton status
I got a set of 35's about 2 months ago. Been driving around with the windows down and no radio. Road noise is not bad at all. Pretty quiet actually. I've been very impressed, and of course BFG reliability and life of tires.
