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Bringing this up again, sorry if I misread earlier. I have '22 Laramie Sport, with night edition package. 9x22 ET19 wheels. 285/45/22 tires. TRX wheels are 9x18 ET19, so should be no issue with fitment especially using 285 wide tires. Did someone note hub sizes from TRX to Laramie are...

Was thinking about a drop in or spray in bed liner, but now leaning to Bed rug. Anyone have a bed rug installed with a retractable cover? Have to trim? Or just a "push" against each other works? Thanks.

You mean 35"? As the current Rebel OE tire is already 33". Assuming you are asking about 35" I'm curious on this also. Guessing it should be ok but wonder if anyone has run those KO2s. Obviously the 12.5" would be different too.

52 front 46 rear for me. Before cold weather impacts they were great. I've lost a few psi all around and they are still rolling really well but I need to get some air. It's cold outside!

Interesting. The Bilstein site shows they give 0-1" lift. I just assumed....

Ok, so interested if anyone has gone this route. I currently have 5100 on front at #4 and OE rear without ORP. I'm running 34" tires, no issue with rubbing and UCA angle looks real good but with 275 wide tires I didn't expect any clearance issue there. The level of the truck is great; very...

Looking sharp. Here is 275/65/20 KO2s with Bilstein 5100 front level. The snow pic is after the front settled a little. Other two are fresh install; looks a little nose high but it's not at all. About 1/2' lower in front.

If you find a set of Rebel wheels you may as well consider the Rebel tires on them also. The GoodYear Duratracs performed great on the Rebel I had before the diesel I have now. Towing and winter use in Michigan. There seem to be a lot of Rebels changing so you should get a good deal. But I...

Something doesn't sound right. There are a lot of guys/ladies with a lot of experience. I've got 5100 and 34"+ tires that are great. Maybe something isn't right with your install?

Hey BigTruckGuy: Why do you say it gives you the 3" you need? What are you trying to do? Your tires don't look that big. The truck looks fine by the way.

Makes $225 Amazon Prime pretty good. That was my price last year.

Here’s an update pic after 1,500 miles. Maybe little settling. 5100s on #4 in front. No ORP. Rear stock. Tires 275/65/20 KO2s. No rubbing. Not a great pic but it’s just got a little rake. side note: when my 22s come out of storage I think I’m going 35s so if anyone interested in the tire/wheel...

Not yet. Negotiating with myself. Likely will this weekend.

Why Thailand is the new center of the tire universe (tractionnews.com)

Ok, called the mfg number and confirmed these tires are made in Thailand. Not really a surprise or a bad thing, but just reference. Is a tire made in Thai any worse than Russia or someplace else? Who knows. Anyway, if no one chimes in on experience with them I will update when they arrive.

Well I guess we'll see if anyone chimes in with reviews. At least on 1010tires the people seem to give them high ranking.

The crazy part of me wants to try them. 60k warranty? And under $900 for a set?

I'm a KO2 fan and ran across this tire. Never heard of it. Any one have experience? Good or bad? Says it's even mountain/snowflake rated. AMP Terrain Pro A/T LT285/55R22 E/10PR BSW

For what it's worth, a lot of sizes of KO2 carry the "snowflake/mountain" extreme snow capability rating. Don't recall the exact term, but literally there is a mountain stamped in the sidewall.

Had KO2s on Jeeps and 2 different Rams. If you're concerned about snow traction you won't be with the KO2s. I haven't had Nitto's but I will say also the Rebel Duratrac tires did very well in snow also. But the KO2 tire is much quieter.