BF KO2 or Nitto TG G2

irish4life8911 · July 9, 2015

I want to run this size in a BFG AT KO2. What size leveling kit are running? Any rubbing? Any trim/zip ties necessary?

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Rough Country 2.5" Level Kit

Stock All Terrain wheels (20x9 with +27 offset)

No rubbing, no trimming, no zip ties

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WendysOrBust · July 9, 2015

Rough Country 2.5" Level Kit

Stock All Terrain wheels (20x9 with +27 offset)

No rubbing, no trimming, no zip ties

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Yea, that does look really good. I don't think I could ever run an MT on my 2wd but even an AT would look really good in that size.

SkiDooNick700 · July 9, 2015

That is with the 1 inch block in the rear? I really like this. I think I am going to pick back up my Saturday job for the next few months so I can do this sooner, lol. I will for sure need to get some assist step when I do this or the girlfriend will go nuts.

irish4life8911 · July 9, 2015

That is with the 1 inch block in the rear? I really like this. I think I am going to pick back up my Saturday job for the next few months so I can do this sooner, lol. I will for sure need to get some assist step when I do this or the girlfriend will go nuts.

Yes, 2.5" in front, 1" in rear

Txnolebd · July 9, 2015

Stop worrying about fuel economy, get the tires you want the most. BFG's will have a more aggressive look, which these trucks deserve!

LOL, that is exactly what my dad and brother said when I asked them which tires! I do believe you should get what you want if you can afford it instead of having regrets. I definitely like the KO2's the best.

tootall87 · July 9, 2015

If you are wanting the best consumer off road tire hands down Toyo Open Country or Nitto Trail/Mud Grappler. Of the two listed I'd go with Nitto myself. Had them on an 06 Avalanche in the mountains and performed very well. I had KOs on my older 2wd chevy some years ago. Horrible cupping, bad mileage life. Granted they may have changed the compound in the last 5 years but I'll never run them again on any of my vehicles.

robvas · July 9, 2015

. I had KO2s on my older 2wd chevy some years ago. Horrible cupping, bad mileage life. Granted they may have changed the compound in the last 5 years but I'll never run them again on any of my vehicles.

KO2's just came out a few months ago.

robvas · July 9, 2015

I want to run this size in a BFG AT KO2. What size leveling kit are running? Any rubbing? Any trim/zip ties necessary?

Do you have a picture? Or is that them in your avatar?

Stock height, 265/60 BFG KO2

Then with the RC leveling kit, didn't use the upper strut spacers so it's only 2" in the front not 2.5". Used their 2" rear spacer as well

Rawyzf · July 9, 2015

Stock height, 265/60 BFG KO2

275/60 right, not 265/60?

Txnolebd · July 9, 2015

Robvas, thanks for the pics!! My truck looks identical to yours minus the tow mirrors. Those tires look awesome!

robvas · July 9, 2015

275/60 right, not 265/60?

Yes, 275. Made a typo

Robvas, thanks for the pics!! My truck looks identical to yours minus the tow mirrors. Those tires look awesome!

I'd get the 275/65's if I were you. Ever time I see irish4life8911's truck I wish I had!

jp1170 · July 11, 2015

I have the KO2's on my 2015 Sierra in 275/60/20, stock height and no rubbing problems at all so far. I took them off of the truck I traded in so i don't really know how much mpg's i lost but I am consistently getting 18 mpg per tank so far. A lot of interstate driving at 75 mph and then driving around some on job sites. I came from a 13' F150 CC with the 3.5 ecoboost and i averaged15.5 mpg consistently out of it so i'm extremely happy with the fuel mileage i'm getting out of my new sierra. It will save me quite a bit of money since i drive around 40,000 miles per year.