bfg krawlers
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bfg krawlers
I have looked around and dont no if i needa put this in the lift/tires thread. idk, if yall want me to move it let me no. it will be no problem. i just want to no some peoples idea on the bfg krawlers. I dont no anyone thats ran them and i just kinda want a nice overview on them besides what bfg tells you. like how long they last. i dont really mess with mud too much. more of the just riding trails and rocks and powerlines and creeks.
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I see what type of wheeling you do, but do you road drive it at all?
If you daily drive it, or road drive it, why not go with a less aggressive BFG KM2?
I have the KM2 and love them.
If you daily drive it, or road drive it, why not go with a less aggressive BFG KM2?
I have the KM2 and love them.
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yeah i drive to school everyday, and deliver pizza's only on sundays for more of a highend pizza place. My buddy has km2's on a jacked up sonoma but never takes it off road. how do they hook up?
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yeah. in your case, especially with the road driving, go with the KM2's if you are getting BFG's and want a MT offroad tire. The Krawlers will ware to fast and are more for trailered offroad vehicles.
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KM2s are perfect for a streetable rig also the smallest krawler is a 35x17 i think they only get bigger from there. Also the public ones are over priced for what they are, the comp Krawlers are BA but have 0 tread life on pavement and at $500 a pop little $$
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yeah!!!! i was in dothan al. last year in feb. it snowed 4in it was kinda funny shut the whole town down... lol i go south to be warm and it snowed anyways i run the hankook rto3 m/ts i know a few people running the km2 and love them but they don't outperform my tires (in my newengland trails i don't have that sticky southern goo) and mine better on road but the bfg m/t km2 is a good tire
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