New Tire Pics

[RyanbabZ71]

Here are the new tires I got Friday afternoon. Havent put them on the truck yet (going to wait until I have time to do the front brakes and right before my trip to WV in a few wks). They are LT255/85/R16 BFG Mud Terrains. Got all 4 for like $652 from tirerack. (Just a note I am not to happy with their install. It seems all 4 of my rims were scratched. I dont know how noticable they will be once I mount them. Tomorrow I am taking pics)

 

For now enjoy. They are pretty mean looking tires (I got a bunch of looks on the way home )

[RyanbabZ71]

another pic

[dannyukonxl]

those are some pretty gnarly tires

[PELICAN]

pretty cool tires they should look pretty good on your truck and it sounds like you got a pretty good deal on them

[Shotgun]

Geez those things are narrow! Hope your used to a hum because those babies will . Nothing like the look of a grip tire on a 4X4. Hey and whats the deal. You've got 2 sets of rims?

[RyanbabZ71]

they are taller than the 285s (not by much) and are narrower by appx an inch maybe??? I dont mine I cant stand the rocks being flung up on the rear anyways

[seadoons]

Nice! Can't wait to see a pic of them on your truck. What rims are they mounted on?

[Elwood 2000]

The road noise from the BFG MT will be minimal and especially quite for a MT tire.

 

You will however pick up larger rocks, (3/4 inch stone) and that will hit your paint. Unfortunately, those stones are usually very hard on the paint.

 

Show us a pic. of the wheels!!!

[RyanbabZ71]

The rims are the 03/04 silverado/avalanche rims

[99silveradoz71]

definitely not going to be an econobox with those under you...but bring on the snow.

[99Silver6.0]

Are those the Mud TA KO's?? Nice and meaty nonetheless. I like how the tread carries down the shoulder of the tire a bit.

[RyanbabZ71]

Are those the Mud TA KO's??

 

yea well they are the Mud Terrain KMs (the KO is the AT tires, KM means key mud and KO means key offroad)

[99Silver6.0]

Are those the Mud TA KO's??

 

yea well they are the Mud Terrain KMs (the KO is the AT tires, KM means key mud and KO means key offroad)

Ok, got ya. Didnt know they had several different ones.