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Pic Request for 275/60/20 vs 275/65/20 BFG KO2


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That looks great, thanks for post pics and info! Do you know how high your truck ended up at highest point?I gotta stay a few inches short of 6'8 for parking garage.

 

Curious how a 33 looks in there. Want to go with the Bilstein 5100s and a 33" K02.

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That looks great, thanks for post pics and info! Do you know how high your truck ended up at highest point?I gotta stay a few inches short of 6'8 for parking garage.

 

Curious how a 33 looks in there. Want to go with the Bilstein 5100s and a 33" K02.

I am going for pretty much the exact setup - I've ordered the bilstein 5100s for all 4 corners, setting the fronts for the highest setting, removing stock rear blocks and adding a pro-comp 2.25" block kit to add 1" and keep some of the rake, I plan on running 275/65/20 either BFG's, Nitto Terra grappler G2, Michelin LTX MS2, or Toyo Open country AT2

 

Should end up w/ about 3" overall lift from stock ride height, I'm also removing the front chin spoiler thing too.

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Hmmm...I'll have to compare the 285/60/20's as well. It looks like they are almost 1/2 inch wider and 1/2 inch taller.

285's are a half inch wider but they are a half inch SHORTER then the 275/65's, gives a slightly meaner look, little meatier.

 

Tires are not equal in height and width, each tire brand can be quite a bit different, I use tireracks website to look at actual specs to compair true heigh-width-weight, what a lot of guys don't get is that the height and the weight just kill the power, it is like going from a 3.73 to a 3.08 and pulling a small trailer while doing it.

 

 

Tons of pictures out there to look at, I just type in the tire in its size and look at images on google to get a good deal of how they look on the truck.

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285's are a half inch wider but they are a half inch SHORTER then the 275/65's, gives a slightly meaner look, little meatier.

Tires are not equal in height and width, each tire brand can be quite a bit different, I use tireracks website to look at actual specs to compair true heigh-width-weight, what a lot of guys don't get is that the height and the weight just kill the power, it is like going from a 3.73 to a 3.08 and pulling a small trailer while doing it.

Tons of pictures out there to look at, I just type in the tire in its size and look at images on google to get a good deal of how they look on the truck.

It's tough to get an accurate idea on what these A/T tires actually weigh....seems like the stock wrangler sr-a's weigh in around 40 lbs in 275/55/20 while I have seen the nitto terra grappler g2 & BFF Goodrich at ko2 in 275/65/20 both listed between 55-59lbs - or 57 lbs, so that's a significant difference and one you'd most likely notice.

 

Anyone know if there's a lighter aggressive looking A/T tire that weighs closer to stock?

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Tons of pictures out there to look at, I just type in the tire in its size and look at images on google to get a good deal of how they look on the truck.

 

Great information above. I think accounting for weight is important. I have found tons of pictures by googling, but I think one of the strengths of this forum is compiling things in an easy-to-use format for its members. I've thought about posting pictures in here of other members' trucks that I've found in other threads, but don't fell comfortable using other people's pics.

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Here's mine...275/60r20 on stock suspension. I love these tires and they are wearing great! I've got 35,000+ miles on this set and they still have 10-11/32 tread depth left. Hoping to get around 60,000+ out of this set before having to buy new ones which won't take me long since I drive 3500-4000 miles a month!

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