So today i put some 37 12.50 17 Bfg KM2 Mud Terrians, i really like them alot the ride is pretty good for the tires bieng that big and there is very little road noise for a mud terrian, i sold my 35's to a friend and i also got 2 other sets of stock rims that he traded me i had to run some 285 75 16's for 2 days it was pretty funny looking at my truck with 285's on it. of course i took some pics

new tires

 

with the 35's

 

I like the 37's much better. Fills the wheel well more....

 

ya so do i, it still does not rub anywhere wait til i put up a picture of my truck with 285's on it

 

285's dont laugh i had to run them for 2 days

 

Lookin good! I just put a set of Toyo Open Country MT 35x12.50R17s on my truck last week...

 

Hate to ask...how much??

 

Nice lookin tires..unfortunately I see way to many guy's running way to small of tires. But those 37's are lookin good.I just got 33'in toyo M/T's and love them

 

saaweeet! Do the new KM2`s squirm at all? I had a set of the older bfg muds on another truck and when new they were pretty squirelly till they wore in some.

 

VERY nice.
Glad to see it's not a pic those rediculous (sp?) 24" wheels and narrow sidewalls.
My truck would be envious if I showed it these pics.


Question for you,do you gret much driveline vibration in 4wd?
I bought my truck with a 4" lift already on it.I've got to degree the front axle as the steering wheel will not return to center,but,there's already a vibration.
The joints and such are new (complete new front shaft actually).

Ragg

 

what do u mean by squirm???

and raggman i dont notice any driveline vibrations

 

Hey Smoke' em looking good man. I actually picked up my wheels and tires today. Pics soon to come. Hey is it harder to climb into now Any Bigger and you will need new gearing or just some more fuel. Looks Killer

 

what rims and tires did u get

 

i guess i should of said new tires and rims my old rims were 16.5 eagle alloys and the new ones are 17 in helos

if i wanted to i bet i could get away with some bigger tires without gearing, the jump from 35's to 37's didnt slow me down as much as i thought

 

When I 1st put them on the truck was kinda squirrelly/squirmy (can`t think of a better way to describe it) I was told it was due to the large tread blocks. Sure enough after a couple hundred miles that went away as the tires wore in a bit.