255 85r16 KM2 Set of 5 on stock 2001 Taco Wheels (SET OF 5)
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jeep-N-montero
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Local and might be interested, how low did you have to air these down to conform to the rocks, or did you never use these on more than a dirt road?
FELNTPSY
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Never used them on more than a dirt road. Plans switched for the direction of the truck after putting these on last year about this time. They are basically 33 10.50s So I'm guessing you could go down to 12psi or so on a truck like mine that is relatively light and they would grip pretty dang good.
I have 3 set of KM2s on different rigs and they are great all-around mud-terrains. Not as agressive as any Interco brands or even some of the toyo mud terrains, but very soft treat compound that make them grippy.
Great tires.
I have 3 set of KM2s on different rigs and they are great all-around mud-terrains. Not as agressive as any Interco brands or even some of the toyo mud terrains, but very soft treat compound that make them grippy.
Great tires.
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
I have had 2 sets of KM2's in the 35x12.50 size, but the load range E of the metric truck sizes on a lighter rig might be a bit stiff. I'll do a bit of searching for feedback on this size on smaller rigs. The up side is the thicker carcass is about impossible to puncture.
We've run these exact tires and wheels on our 2004 Tacoma Doublecab for the last couple of years. Simply the best tires we've had on this or any rig. We like the ride, love the grip, and the current set is nearing 60,000 miles (we rotate 6 tires as a set).
Howard
jeep-N-montero
Expedition Leader
Price without the wheels?
RememberTheFallen
Explorer
If the wheels sell separate then I would like one! I need one for my spare.
Wish I was closer or I would come buy it all from you this weekend! Great deal. Going to have to spend more than you are asking for just 4 tires.
Ramjet
Explorer
This. About to buy 5 and it's going to cost a bundle. GLWS.
RememberTheFallen
Explorer
Can you get them back to North Carolina?
FELNTPSY
New member
Doubtful. Just too much trouble to do it. I took my DC Tacoma out to SLC about 8 months ago and the plan is for it to stay out there.....trail rig/vehicle to use while I'm out there. (I make about 5-6 trips per year).
Shipping would just be too much trouble to arrange....
Sorry.
Shipping would just be too much trouble to arrange....
Sorry.
RememberTheFallen
Explorer
No worries. Worth the shot! Pretty awesome to have a truck bases out there, I hate the long drive out there. Hope to meet you if the South East Loop ride gets together.
huntsonora
Explorer
You still have these? Let me know...