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For what it's worth, I have a 2019 Rebel with close to 50,000 miles on the odometer. At around 40,000 miles I could not stand the road noise of Stock Duratrac tires. I came across a sale at the local Costco and pulled the trigger on a set of BFG KO2s. The KO2 solved the road noise issue, though...

At 35K, I went to my local tire guy and explained to him the noise. He checked the the tires, rebalanced, performed an alignment because it turned out I had some minor cupping on two tires. Now I'm at 38K with 9/32nds still left on the tires. The noise levels improved now that the cupping has...

Any pictures of how the Conti Terrain look on the stock rebel wheel?

I have the original duratracs 4 years later (33K on them) and they scream! Looks like many one or two of them is cupping a tad. Thanks for your feedback on the BFGs.

I know this is a tired out question (pun intended haha), but how do you like the BFG's over the stock duratracs? Specifically noise, ride comfort, and, if any, MPG changes?

I’m in the exact same situation. I have 35k miles on my Rebel, and all I hear on the highway is the tires. I’m looking to replace. I keeping going back and forth between the KO2 and Copper AT3 XLT (stock size and load rating). Any long term updates you can share regarding the Wildpeaks?

How do you like the Toyo's over the stock duratracs in terms of NVH on the road?

How do you like these over the stock Goodyear Wranglers that come stock? Did you notice any improvements in the ride quality or drop in noise levels? I'm considering these when time comes to replace the stock tires.

Well its been a month since I installed the moan kit (a little more involved than I assumed it would be). Bottom line is, it unfortunately did not solve the high pitch sound I occasionally hear my truck make while lightly tapping the brakes above 40MPH+. Since it only does the squeal...

You the man!!!

Couple things, (1) I have 17,000+ miles, so the dealership will not entertain brake related issues. (2) the symptom/condition mentioned in this TSB is not what I'm having. The brakes work well when cold. It's after a period of warming up that the moan shows up. I can reproduce it on the spot...

I agree with you. If you’re mechanically inclined, some times it’s best to do things yourself. You wouldn’t happen to have a parts number or link to what moan kit you have, would you? I’d like to give the $50 fix myself as well!

Nice! I've used powerstop on my previous car (2011 Camaro). Other than a little more dust and firmer pedal feel when brakes were cold, they're rotor/brake pad application for that car worked as well as OEM, Well, please keep us updated! I'm not driving much, due to COVID, so the noise brakes...

I hate to rehash this brake issue, but did you replace your brake pads after they started making the high pitch noise? If so, did that fix the noise issue? I started to have the high pitch noise reproduced by using light pedal pressure coming down from speeds 40mph+ at around 15,000mi, but it...

I have the short bed (5'7"). I've been driving with hill assist off and the shutter has definitely improved. However, it is definitely still present from time to time, but no only in the rear. I wonder if it could be the nature of the 3.92 gearing? Anyone with the 3.21 axle ratio also have the...