88' Mild not wild build
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From: Manitoba, Canada
Year: 1992
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From: DE
Year: 1988
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Also just got an email from BFG and was told their new KO2 T/A will be coming out in a 33x10.50r15 this coming October, I know I don't plan on new tires soon but i'm looking forward to it. Many say T/As aren't good but I do much more road (90%), dirt, hopefully more rocks than mud and I can't really justify spending upwards to $200 more on the KM2s (which they don't even list at that size on their website anymore) that will give me less miles and only work better in the mud. Plus, T/As to me are one of the best tires on a jeep.
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Also just got an email from BFG and was told their new KO2 T/A will be coming out in a 33x10.50r15 this coming October, I know I don't plan on new tires soon but i'm looking forward to it. Many say T/As aren't good but I do much more road (90%), dirt, hopefully more rocks than mud and I can't really justify spending upwards to $200 more on the KM2s (which they don't even list at that size on their website anymore) that will give me less miles and only work better in the mud. Plus, T/As to me are one of the best tires on a jeep.
I love my procomp xtreme MT2s
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From: Manitoba, Canada
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
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Also just got an email from BFG and was told their new KO2 T/A will be coming out in a 33x10.50r15 this coming October, I know I don't plan on new tires soon but i'm looking forward to it. Many say T/As aren't good but I do much more road (90%), dirt, hopefully more rocks than mud and I can't really justify spending upwards to $200 more on the KM2s (which they don't even list at that size on their website anymore) that will give me less miles and only work better in the mud. Plus, T/As to me are one of the best tires on a jeep.
haha I want KO2's!!, the regular KO's arent super amazing, but they did do fine on the snow covered rocks near my igloo up in Canada
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From: DE
Year: 1988
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So today, I had originally wanted to take off my front skid plate... well it's not as easy as I was thinking with the wheels on so I'm going to wait until I'm at my buddy's shop putting on my new bumper when I get it. Instead I dipped the hood's center strip and took it to the back of the school's parking lot for a little flex.
Not bad for short arms.
Can kind of see the black dip on the hood strip.
Last edited by unidentifiedbomb; Mar 9, 2015 at 08:25 PM.
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I just bought my 33x10.5 KO's before winter! There still a great tire anyways haha. I paid $205 each for mine in Canada not bad I guess for things costing abit more here!
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You could buy the KO2s and either hold on to them until you need them or sell the KOs with a god amount of tread and get a good portion of your money back.
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Thanks man, same to you. I'm looking forward to the 33x10.50, but first comes sliders than bumper and then who knows, might do rear lower quarter panel guards soon before I destroy them on a rock.


