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jjhughes2
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Hey guys I just got a new set of BFG AT KO2 275-60-20 on my 2014 Crew Cab. What do you think?

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FormerFordGuy
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I can't find any mud in the parking lot of my local mall.

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SlavO Enthusiast

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Santa lifted my truck and gave me these tires in 275/60R/20's. Yesterday I drove it 560 miles and averaged 20.1 MPG. This is with the air damn removed and the lift. 6.2 engine and 70MPH average on interstate 5.

Wow that 6.2 is Awesome. .. I've about 7,000 miles on mine. Same size as u , hopefully it's cause of the colder temperatures this is from my last oil change 6aa1a09d4e63105578d0fe1520b17a08.jpg

Really don't care my mpg was dropping before i put the tires on. I think for me these tire and rims will be my winter setup and get some new rims an tires for the 3 nice seasons. I think the bfgKO2 will be the most popular tire this year

diggman08 Enthusiast

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does anyone know the tire size on the pic that GAUPOH posted above, thanks. they look like 285/65/20? but need to be sure. I want to put that size with a 4" readylift. but not sure if will fit.

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does anyone know the tire size on the pic that GAUPOH posted above, thanks. they look like 285/65/20? but need to be sure. I want to put that size with a 4" readylift. but not sure if will fit.

Post #63. He says there 275/60/20
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GMC-AT Senior Enthusiast

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same tires as the OP.... 2in level up front. loving the tires so far..

 

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SlavO Enthusiast

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same tires as the OP.... 2in level up front. loving the tires so far..

 

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much better!!The best psi I've found is this. 35 cold front. 32 cold rear. They will warm up a couple psi makes a awesome ride the mpg drops anyways. .. i couldn't believe how quiet they're 8,000 miles and they're still quiet. Enjoy
lba0213 Enthusiast

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Here's mine, picked her up last week 6.2L Z71. 2" Tough country level and 275/60r20's. Also, had the dealer get rid of the chrome 20's that came from the factory and swap in 20" brushed aluminum.

 

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SMiller Senior Enthusiast

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same tires as the OP.... 2in level up front. loving the tires so far..

 

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Which brand leveling kit?

 

Looks perfect!

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Not great pics, but you get the idea. 285/65r18. I'm very pleased at how quiet they are. I'm still trying to find the sweet spot for psi.

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Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Lots of pix with clean, new, oiled up, knarly, off-road tires on waxed trucks. None with dirt on them in conditions they were made for? :dunno:

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Lots of pix with clean, new, oiled up, knarly, off-road tires on waxed trucks. None with dirt on them in conditions they were made for? :dunno:

I can't find any mud in the parking lot of my local mall.

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