PorBoy
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I really like how they seem to make any wheel an aggressive look. But I know for my winter wheels it won’t due since I do not believe their are snow rated. But they have that look that makes me look twice lol.
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Anyone running BF Goodrich KM3 on their trucks ?
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Desert Dawg
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I agree; the KM3s were on my shortlist as well since I love the look. I had KM2s in the past and do recall that they were not fun in packed snow/icy road conditions and don't think these have enough sipping to improve much in that regard. For that reason, I am probably going to take a harder look at the General Gragger X3. If I don't find a MT that can handle the winter stuff too well, I may stick with my "go to" tire, Nitto Ridge Grappler" for looks and better all around performance. But I love the looks of the KM3s!
Hugely better than the old KM
MT’s in ice and snow Really are not ideal… deep snow is one thing but driving around on road you’re dealing with more ice or packed road surface not allowing the tires to scoop and without proper siping stopping distance is increased compared to other tires. Falken AT3W was AMAZING And served me well in everything but mud.
But for a mud terrain this works very well and is actually quite impressively quiet and smooth despite its looks. 3ply sidewall and still light for its class
www.milestartires.com
But for a mud terrain this works very well and is actually quite impressively quiet and smooth despite its looks. 3ply sidewall and still light for its class
PATAGONIA M/T - Milestar Tires
Designed to be at home rock crawling, mud bogging, or a casual drive through mountain trails, the Patagonia MT can overcome any terrain.
www.milestartires.com
Never heard of that tireMT’s in ice and snow Really are not ideal… deep snow is one thing but driving around on road you’re dealing with more ice or packed road surface not allowing the tires to scoop and without proper siping stopping distance is increased compared to other tires. Falken AT3W was AMAZING And served me well in everything but mud.
But for a mud terrain this works very well and is actually quite impressively quiet and smooth despite its looks. 3ply sidewall and still light for its class
PATAGONIA M/T - Milestar Tires
Designed to be at home rock crawling, mud bogging, or a casual drive through mountain trails, the Patagonia MT can overcome any terrain.
It’s gaining in popularity for the last couple years. Do a search on YouTube and you’ll see positive reviews everywhere. Lite Brite is a hugely popular YouTube channel. Britney and her husband Kevin run around off road EVERYWHERE and these tires are Championed there. Their jeep has changed a lot since this link I’m posting for the review. They are now running 40 inch mile star Patagonia MT after doing a 6.4 L hemi swap in their Jeep
Ill check out some reviews
5thGenRebel_AMK
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nitto exo grapplers are rated for the snow. you can also stud them. not a lot of people run them, but ive always loved them for all uses. theyre also cheaper than ridge grapplers. for some reason the exo's just arent too popular and people dont know about them. i put 40K on my last set and they wore very very well, had at least another 40K left in them.
PorBoy
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I’ll have to look at them in an 18” fitment and see if this works for me.
5thGenRebel_AMK
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good luck, thats what i have now
PorBoy
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Oh wow then that’s perfect as those are the exact size that I need for my 18” wheels..
5thGenRebel_AMK
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yeah theyre 35x12.50 which matches whats in your sig
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I'm a BFG guy. I put KM3s on my last truck when they were first available. They were great. So I went with them for my new truck. Mistake. I went through two sets covered under warranty before I settled on AT K02's. Highly disappointed in the KM3s. Unbearable drone between 25mph and 40mph. Both sets.
