BF Goodrich KO3 VS Everything But WILL They WIN?
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??? Would you know if the TOYO tires are strong enough to put on my 14+,000 lb Class “C” RV.
I spend a lot of time driving in the south Desert 🌵
Thanks and Great review Chanel 😊
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Why don’t you respond to any of these comments?
I'm rolling on K03's right now in a 285/70/17. Got them from Discount Tire in December. They're fantastic only have just over 4k miles on them though.
Any updates?
I love the Toyo AT3. Based on doing hundreds of sets of these tires, Toyo tires have always impressed me with their build quality and long lasting performance. Every time I’ve ever driven a vehicle with Toyo AT3s it’s been very comfortable and the handling is good and you can’t feel the tread. When balancing this tire I have always been impressed with how straight, and how consistently straight these tires spin and how little weight needed to balance them. I’ve also been very impressed with their ability wear out evenly with significantly less cupping, feathering, and other means of uneven wear compared to other tires. As well as the fact that it’s relatively light and looks cool too. By far my favorite tires to run on something like an SUV or Truck that commonly sees dirt and rocks and occasionally sees snow and rock crawling, while still behaving very well on dry road surfaces.
I ran the AT3s and they were progressively worse after 10k miles. Continental Terrain Contact ATs were way better.
I’ve had horrible experiences with Toyo tire tires. Wore uneven, became loud and the mileage was significantly less than the BFG’s. We have 4 service trucks that have ran both over the last few sets. Generals were better than the Toyo’s but the BFG’s wore better than them all.
I’ve had KO3s on my 4Runner for about a month now and I’m loving them. Great tires.
I just switched from worn out BFG K02s to Toyo Open Country. They were as much, actually more than I paid for the K02s. Also, they are performing MUCH better in every aspect so far, Snow/ice/wet and dry, MPGs, ride quality, all superior on the Toyo. I spent months researching, including watching videos on this channel and others about the best tire for my uses. I very rarely off road, but wanted something that could if I need it to. These Toyo OC AT3, best AT Tire by far for my needs. But I say again, they were far from cheap. 1400 after all was said and done installed.
These keep getting better. Well done man.
I've owned over a dozen trucks, multiple 1 ton and 3/4 /on duramax and cummins. Running both bfg and Falken on all. Tire weight was very noticeable on the tundra. Like a huge difference. Maybe not on the right suspension, but on an average build, it's definitely noticeable.
Un-sprung weight makes a huge difference at speeds above rock crawling. On a dirt road at speed a 10lb difference can be a big performance difference. It becomes more noticeable the lighter the vehicle and the longer the travel of the suspension. People don't talk enough about the weight of tires and rims for off road driving. It may be meaningless to the rock crawlers. But for driving on washboard roads it is a big consideration.
Great vid! I went with 33" Load C Toyo RT Trails on my GX. After 7k miles and a winter, they're awesome. They're quite light compared to a lot of other tires in the same size. Deep snow is awesome, compacted snow isn't fantastic, but good enough for my vehicle and experience. Off-road and dry is amazing.
Just bought some K03 tires for my 2020 Tacoma in a 285/70R17 size. Looking forward to testing them out! First trip will be in the snow here in California in a week and a half.
Do you have an update?
I've been running Falken Wildpeaks AT3W here in Panama over rocks, sand, gravel, and pothole strewn roads, and they are awesome. I was going to go with KO2's, but they were twice the price.
I got 65k on my MT Baja Boss at.. on my 2015 Duramax, used for pulling rv cross country best tires I have ever owned hands down.
They work crazy good n sand and wet traction and did so good in mud for me in Montana when ice was melting on a trip
Really interested to get a review of the new Duratrac RT. The OG Duratrac's big issue was weak sidewalls, which has apparently been fixed, so may now be a decent competitor to AT4W/KO3.
no stock size of 265/75r16 which is kinda of mind blowing but at least less options to choose from
how weak the duratrac at are? Because I've been using 6 ply rating with 2 ply sidewalls muddies (linglong tyre) carrying 1700++ of produce from the depth of Borneo to the nearest town that have paved road with no issue regarding sidewall puncture.
@@gonsungar9420 Honestly, I think the weak sidewall thing is something that's just regurgitated by everyone who reviews them with very few actually having experienced a problem. I'm on my second set and it's never been an issue. In fact, I think it's a pro on the street.
I don't go wheelin a ton but where I do go is definitely rocky with opportunity to puncture. I also load up the truck pretty good and tow an enclosed trailer.
I'm curious about the new Duratrac's performance because it looks like they've gone with a slightly tamer tread than the original.
I had liked the Duratrac’s on my 1500 Ram. One day I was dropping off a 31ft camper that we had rented, and when I went to air down the tires for the ride home I noticed a big bulge in the front right sidewall. Sold the remaining 3 tires the next day. It has KO2’s now, but mostly because they come in 34’s.
I am running 35" Falken RTs on my 23 Tundra 1794 Hybrid. I had the Yokohama X-ATs on for a bit but the wheel setup caused the tires to rub +40mm) and then I discovered the RTs so I switched (+20mm). X-ATs are a great tire but for winter driving you should consider snows to supplement them.
Anyway I wish the AT4W was available when I bought the RTs bc of their weight however I suspect its not a big difference.
My Tundra with a 3" lift and 35s (stock beyond that apart from a bed cover) gets 14 mpg so I may look at the KO3s as my spring summer tire and then use the RTs in later fall and winter. Or sell the lot and run AT4Ws year round. I am looking to move to CO or ID so I need a good tire for those climates.
It’s interesting that no one ever talks about the Firestone destination XT. it’s quiet, does well off road, and great on wet roads. Love them on my truck! It’s like a slightly more aggressive ko2.
The destination X/T is the best all terrain tire sold...also not sure why it's overlooked. It's quieter, WAY better in the snow and has an awesome design with interlocking sipes and tread blocks. It's so much better than all of these, it's not even funny.
2 ply sidewall...@@tommyistommy
@@kevinstarski1598 they are not 3 ply sidewall, you are correct. Never had any issues with sidewall strength even on my heavy 2500 suburban off road. I actually had sidewall issues with Falken and Coopers I previously ran, both of which had a 3 ply sidewall.
I would love to see the X/Ts directly tested against it's contemporaries to confirm my positive experiences.
And they are incredibly light! Those are going to be my next tire. Excited to try them.
My buddy popped two of them on some light rocks. Definitely not good for anything but wash roads and trails. Snow performance was lacking to.
Great reviews. I run the Mickey Thompson Baja legend exp's. 315/75/16s on my 2017 Tacoma. My first set I got 76k + mi . I just put a second set on recently. I'm very satisfied with their durability and longevity. Does good in the snow and ice . Gravel is smooth . Grips great on rock .
Been running ko2s in Colorado for almost 10 years straight w zero issues in snow. The people who complain bout them in snow clearly just need strict winter snow tires cuz some solid ATs work just fine if you know how to drive 😂
On a second note I’m excited to try the ko3s as me next set on the gx and f250
If you live in warm climate that does see a lot of rain would you pick the BGF KO3 or the Falken AT4W? I drive a Ram 1500 and once the stock tires are done I want to upgrade. Thanks for the great videos!
Awesome videos. I would love to see a review of Nokian NAT. Lightweight, less aggressive at tire that is supposed to be great in icy/snowy conditions. Thanks,
Been on BFG's on every 4x4 I've owned for the last 15 years, decided to try a brand that I used while drifting. I figured if they can make a car tire that can handle the abuse I should try their truck tire, so far I'm pretty impressed with the Kenda Klever for the $$/Performance ratio.
I really want those KO3s. Unfortunately the AT4Ws don't have 3ply sidewalls in the size I need for 3rd gen 4runner. Been running KO2s (now really dead) but the ride is pretty rough because they're load E in my size but I love the peace of mind that comes with their sidewall strength.
Thanks Fanttik! I have your X8 Apex and it works really well.
I just had to get new shoes and went with Mickey Thompson Baja Boss for a 4Runner. After having Falken Wildpeak AT3s i couldn’t be any more pleased with my choice. Quiet, handles solid in mud and wet and snow. All around rockstar tire. I’ll put another set on when these wear out.
Thanks for another great video! Running KO2s on a Jeep now, less than thrilled with wet and winter performance. Any reservations about running AT4Ws on a (non 392) Jeep? Too beefy? Better off waiting for KO3s?
I'm waiting for my new micky Thompson baha at's switching from years of bfg's seen more than enough good reviews on the micky T's you have great informative vids thanks
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Love your videos! I’d be interesting in seeing a KO3 vs Duratrac RT video.
I have 100k miles on my Baja boss at. 7000 pound Denali and tow often. This tire has been phenomenal in everything I’ve thrown at it. My only issue is I wish they’d make a 8 ply for a happy medium to fit my needs. 10 ply is great but it’s a little much for my needs. It’s currently at 5/32s tread left. I’ve been looking at the at4w and ko3 for a 8 ply option. I try to keep this truck out of mud as much as possible. Have only had to 3 times in about 4 years and this tire has been the best I’ve ran. I wasn’t happy with the Toyo at3. Started chipping away pretty bad and dry rotting in a year.
275/55r20. 20x10s is my wheel set up.
As a caution to viewers and reading online...just because it's mentioned the tire "comes" with 3 ply, it does NOT mean that all sizes come like that. ALWAYS make sure they do (if it's something you care about)...
This is a VERY good point.
Great Video! Your tire reviews and analysis are the very best. I put down a deposit for a Lexus GX 550 Overtrail and should get one of the first deliveries from my dealer. I live in Arizona and want to build it for desert off-roading, and as my daily driver. No one has had the opportunity to 3D scan the vehicle for 3rd party accessories, so I probably won't be able to choose tires until I know what sort of alterations will be required to fit 35's. I hope the K03's are out by then. But I must admit, I love the look of the Mickey Thompson. Although I hear they are a pain to balance, and keep balanced. Keep up the superb videos!
Another great video. Really appreciate your channel and information. I’m currently running the Mickey Thompson BB ATs- 37 inch on my gladiator. Awesome tire, super durable, etc. etc. My only gripe but it’s a big one is that even at lower tire pressures the ride is extremely rough. By the time I get the pressure low enough to smooth the ride, I’ve lost ride height and clearance. I’m thinking maybe going with the BFGKO3 when it comes out or potentially the Patagonia MTO2’s.
Any thoughts there?
Great info! thank you
Had KO2s and duratracs before… currently on 4th set of Dynapro AT2s. AT2’s retain decent snow grip through the entire tread life and aren’t buzzy on the highway.
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I have learned a ton watching your product reviews - cannot thank you enough. Would like your opinion:
I have a 2020 AWD Ford Transit (3.5L Eco Boost) campervan fully loaded at ~9000lbs. Running BFG K02’s 245/75/16 E rated on method rims. We do a lot of snow driving to western ski areas and in summer many miles on Sierra Nevada forest service roads - in summer I typically air down to 25-30psi for washboard but have never aired down when winter driving. My current KO2s have 35k miles and already need to be replaced - they have performed really well for us. Given the fast reduction in tread wear do you recommend we switch over to the Falcon Wildpeak vs KO2/3?
Lol, awesome intro. It'll be a race between the new Ford Ranger Raptor actually shipping with the KO3 (which was originally spec'd for the Raptor) and the KO3 hitting the after market.
I love my Cooper AT/3 XLTs! Not a mudder but, Super quiet, great wet weather traction, 65k mile tread wear warranty, lightweight, American made, looks great, etc…
Glad to see the Mickey Thompsons getting some use, everyone seems to say positive things about them and then they run Falkens and BFGs instead 😅 I didn't think the warranty was that short though, my 33s come with a 60k warranty.
The Toyo AT3 is a great tire. In my experience it has extremely good tread life as well. Towing heavy trailers and currently at 53k miles and still going. Really wanting to try out the Falken AT4 as my next set though…. Just not sure what to do….
A friend of mine that owns a farm with a few trucks tried them. He has been happy with Falken's so far. But i just bought a set of Toyo OC AT3, I'll never buy any other brand unless they make drastic changes. Went from K02 to Toyo, never been happier with a tire purchase. The K02s wore out fast, they didn't do good in wet or snow, which where i live is the main things we have other than Dry. Toyo, totally different ball game, better MPG, ride quality, handling, traction, braking all vastly improved in Dry, Wet, Snow
I would love it if you reviewed or at least gave your impression on the Kenda Klevar R/T.. not a lot of good reviews out there and you do a fantastic job
My buddy put a set on his Chevy tracker and loves them definitely a better off-road tire than the ko3. Ice traction is great as well The only downside is they are a softer rubber compound and wear out faster. Also, I have another buddy that got the kenda klever M/T.
I live in BC in the okanagan....it isn't always raining lol. In the summer we go 2 to 3 months with no rain some years . Vancouver can be what you describe though
I would like to know where is the dirt road along the river with the rock peaks ? Love your videos and thank you for the great content.
I believe that is the road that goes by arrow rock dam outside of Boise
great info, I am impatiently awaiting KO3 to be made available to more than just 2 OEM sizes, do you know when they are actually making them in more sizes? can;t wait.
Discount tire is showing the 275/70x17 KO3 available in May in my area, eastern Idaho. These are what I’m waiting for for my 4Runner
@outdoorAuto when will you be at sand hollow? I live less then 10 minutes away, but will be camping there next weekend!
Also, another great video!! And actually suprised how multi purpose that air pump is, and that its actually a decent one for airing up 37s!
Price/Performance the Toyo AT3s are the best for a daily driver that likes to have fun on the weekends.
The ko2 im my opinion is the best all around tires. They're pretty good in rough terrain, asphalt and snow but i do notice that in rain/wet roads, it tends to hydroplane.
I need new tires soon. I’m looking for an a/t tire that does well in hot and rainy weather. It gets as hot as 116 and low as 30. Rains like 4 months out of the year and would really like more grip on the street. My 97 taco doesn’t have abs so in the rain when I step on the breaks a bit too hard the tires lock up and I slide. I was looking at the wildpeak at4w but I’m worried about how much they weigh. Any other suggestions?
I had Falken AT3W on my F150 and had about 60k on them and they still looked good when I changed them. It was 2020 and could not get any Falkens so I went with a Nitto Recon and do not really think they handle near as good. I'm fixing to put ATW4s on my Bronco so hopefully they are as good as the ATW3s
Great video. Towing under 10k on an F250 4x4 that will also go around farm land (some mud) and occasionally winter (not deep off road snow) would you say the toyo, or the ko3/AT4?
I have KO2s on my 4Runner right now. I'm doing a cross country road trip in July and I'll need new tires by then. I hope the KO3 is out by then, if not I'll just get another pair of KO2s. BFG probably doesn't care, since they are getting my money either way. haha.
Same tire on same vehicle also. Was waiting for the Ko3 but the Falken At4W is looking good and the reviews on the Falken at3W are awesome. I'm even thinking on using a 245/75/17. Same size tire in diameter but an inch skinnier.
@@tjtuck4520 I’m a sucker for the white lettering, so unfortunately I won’t be considering other options. If I wasn’t, I’d be looking at the AT4W for sure. Weight would be my only concern.
Dude, you are REALLY FARKIN good at this...I'd buy ya lunch but Im a bit far away. Appreciated!!
What type of tire would you recommend for anchorage? With winter being pretty long but not wanting to have to purchase a set for winter and summer?
I was thinking the general grabber atx and just remove the studs but after a while they’ll just pop out like rocks, so maybe falken or Baja boss, these are for 4.0 v6 4Runner
Just want your opinion, wondering what you think is best choice for the winters there since similar to Idaho, but not wanting to compromise on second set of tires
Appreciate your videos, really knowledgeable information and simply explained 🤙
any opinions or thoughts on the toyo RT trails? i was just gonna get another set of their open country MTs but the RTs have my attention as well.
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Super cool video. What would you recommend for VW Transporter 4x4 for overlanding? Probably 70% on road 30% off road :)
any word on the duratrac RT ? id like to see you review that one
Im on a 275/70r17 falken at3w on my 4runner rn. Debating going with 34x10.5r17 next, or the Mickey Thompson in 255/85r17. All the tire options in those sizes run 1/2" small for some reason
I have a Dodge 2500 4x4 diesel that I run Dueler A/T on 90% highway with a little camping on FS roads. Thinking about KO's for the next time I need new tires. I like Toyo's look but they are the same price as the Duelers
I’ve been looking at the Yokohama geolandar at xd very closely for my next set of tires. Similar design to duratracs, but I’ve never heard bad things about yokos. 285/75R18 for a skinny 35 on my ‘21 tundra.
How do these tires balance and how are they at freeway speeds? 65-85mph?
I have a 2500 DuraBurb. I use it to tow a 10k boat in the summers and travel to Tahoe in the winters. I have the Duratrack on another Suburban and it did VERY well in the snow. I currently have BFG All Terrain's on my DuraBurb and looking at possible the K03/DuraTrack or maybe even the Nitto (as you mentioned for a "work truck"). Thoughts?
8:17 woah a 4 door s10 with off-road equipment on it, that awesome.
I've gonna at3w since they launched.
I just bought a new set, was torn between the k03 and AT4W. I went with falken just because I really enjoyed my 8 sets of at3ws.
My goal is comfort with function, hopefully I chose right haha
I just ordered AT4Ws 8 hours ago over Ko3
@@98MAzdaMilleniaS niiice.
I got the 285/70/17 in load range C with the dura spec
Mickey Thompson baja boss all terrain tires are my go 2 tires...love them
I currently have a '21 Ranger running MT Baja Boss A/T fast approaching 40K miles, pushing for 50K. My driving is 65/35 highway/dirt, rock, water crossing respectively. What do you recommend for the next set of tires?
I just purchased the new Cooper Discoverer Road + Trail. These replaced the Nitto Ridge Grappler. The Nitto tires were one of the worst tires I have ever used. Great on gravel roads and you can put a ton of miles on them, but the wet and snow traction is horrible. I had them break loose while passing a car on wet roads. So far the Coopers have been outstanding. Definitely more of an on-road versus an off-road tire, but I think they will be the perfect choice for someone that deals mostly with dry, wet and snow covered roads and do the occasional off-roading. I don't think they will be that good in the mud.
Will it be true to size or undersized like they currently are?
The ko3 is pretty sweet. Snow performance is excellent, it is quiet..., and that is as far as I've gotten. I've wore out 4 sets of ko2 and can say snow performance is way up.
Thanks for the review, I’ve been in limbo on choosing a tire and size, my new ram 1500 limited has 22 inch rims and lame Perelli all season street tires, looks like car tires.
I can’t seem to come to a decision on getting a 20 inch rim and tire Pkg or using the 22 rim and putting on a 285/50/22…… or the stock size. 285/45…
Trying to fill the wheel well slightly better, and I do 90/10 city. I think some more aggressive tires would do the trick, but I don’t know if you want to have a larger diameter from stock?? My First truck.
The air suspension on the truck limits me from doing anything crazy with the suspension, I won’t mess with it.
Go down to 20’s and up the sidewall a bit back to the stock diameter? Or keep 22 and go slightly bigger.
18”
I'm getting KO3's tomorrow!
Hi Nathan. We communicated a couple years ago - I had a sequoia platinum and limited to what I can build. Just bought a 2008 TOYOTA TUNDRA
SR5 stock low miles. Can you advise what are the largest ATs or Mud tires I can fit on the Stock 18x8 wheels. The current tire config is P255/70R18. Open to any suggestions you recommended to research. Thank you.
I can’t seem to make a decision on which tire to get for my Tacoma OffRoad 4x4. Recommendations?
Idk what yall are talking about. I got my K03s back in like June of 2023…. Already have about 20k miles. Big O tires (National tire and battery (NTB)) were able to get them for me in 285/70/17. Been an insanely good tire, esp in snow. I’m in Salt Lake City
Loads better than K02s imo.
That is one of the OE sizes… same size I got and tested…
You ever look at the cooper rugged trek I have them on my Silverado they are pretty decent
Toyo RT Trail 285 75-18 w/Method 316 +18 OS. 21 Tundra. LUV UM!
I’ve been trying to figure out which tire I should run here in Idaho, I want to try a 37 A/T but we have so much mud in the spring and fall. I really like the trail boss but I’m scared of not running an M/T haha.
I was going to get KO2s but a neighbor just got a set of wildpeak R/T that look great and seem to be in between an AT & MT…..have you checked them out?
The R/Ts are great tires. I ran them in Moab on some trails. They are exactly what you said, between AT and MT… more aggressive for rock and off-road, but won’t be quite as good for snow and wet roads…
I was waiting for a full year for the KO3 and i just could not wait anymore and settled for the KO2
General Grabber ATX vs BFG KO3 what is your opinion on that? I see you have a set of studded General ATX. Have you used the ATX without studds?
I went with at4w. Had k02s and absolute garbage in wet weather. Hell, they were trash in damp conditions. Hope these k03s are better.
I have 315/70/17 Load Range E AT3Ws on my 2018 F150 right now, I definitely with I would’ve gone with the Load range C’s. I know a pickup isn’t supposed to ride like a Cadillac but these stiffer tires definitely ride a bit more harsh then I’d like, not to mention the fuel economy suffering due to the weight of the Falkens. I think I’ll give the KO3 a try whenever it comes out.
I didn’t know about the supply issue, I got a set of KO3 in January 2024. My tire guy ordered it and it came in a week later. No issues then
What size? That is the problem
@@2shoestoo 285/70/17 for my Toyota
From your video it looks like the Falken AT4W does not have full depth sipes like the KO2. The sipes look like they are useable for about 20k and then great as a dedicated summer tire.
p.s. I just watched your Bandeirante video, awesome. How did you acquire yours?
Would you consider regearing for the lower power vehicules? Although it demands a bigger wallet.
What about rt tires??? There's barely any reviews on wildpeaks rt
Great info, thanks! When you say the KO2’s and KO3’s you run are lighter, are you using C or E load?
depends on the vehicle... I run both.
@@OutdoorAuto I’ve run back to back sets of KO2’s on my 4Runners in C load and never had an issue no matter the terrain but now I’m getting heavier with the addition of a RTT, drawer system, battery and 55L fridge. Was contemplating going to E’s for my next set of hopefully KO3’s
I did a 33260 mile trip in tacoma ..bf ko2 psi hwy at 47psi..warms up to 50psi... n I ran them at ..40psi...offroad from st.joe to kelly crik..to lochsa... ..out MT...n back on magruder...wedge camper 8 gals of fuel..5 gal water ... cheat code is E rated tire capable of 80 psi ... on a light truck ...
Will the Wildpeak AT4W be too heavy for the 2024 Hybrid Landcruiser or should one go with the lighter KO3?
Would like your thoughts on the Maxxis Razor at
Would be curious to see what you guys think of the Nokian Outpost nAT.
My biggest problem with BFG is the tires aren’t true to size. Saying its a 35 and actually being closer to a 33 is just lying to your customers.
Is that true? I think my actual 35’s are 35’s and 37’s etc. They are a smidg smaller but not 2 inches. Fractions of an inch. Some of the raptor bunch running around on 315/70 17’s who call them 35’s are the ones misleading.
Recommendation for mud and sand (florida)
I bought my 2024 GMC Sierra 2500HD AT4 in July 2023 and it has KO3’s on it.
What is your reluctance to recommending the General Grabber ATx in a LT285/75r16 for a (underpowered) 3rd Gen Tacoma as an alternative while waiting for the KO3? Seems to meet some of your requirements (3-ply sidewall, siping, low weight).
From what I understand, General ATxs dont come in 3-ply sidewall. I run the E-rated on my Taco. The benefit to them though with sidewall is they are a massively thick 2-ply sidewall. 8.5mm thick compared to the 9.5mm thickness of the KO2 3-ply sidewall.
@@J_Medlin How have the ATxs been working out for you?
I’m curious why not the KM3’s mud terrain instead of the Baja MTZ’s ?
I have a regular cab f150 that I will be putting Firestone x/t tires on. It is a work truck that will see farm paths and fields. I am a beekeeper in Wisconsin.
On the back of my p30 step van I have 4 of bfg km2 tires with over 40,000 miles
The MT Baja Boss has the same mileage warranty as the KO2, 50k?
Let’s see the Goodyear Duratrac RT. It’s now a 3 ply sidewall with Kevlar now and a revised tread pattern as well as comparable weight to the K02. I think it’s worth a look for you.
Can't believe they don't offer 265/75r16 size
@@kevinstarski1598 I agree. I don’t know why the sizing is so limited on the new RT? Hopefully they’ll make additional sizes in the future.
Toyo AT III on a ram 3500 SRW heavy hauling, heavy truck still 60k plus miles and shed mud and runs hard in snow
Can't wait..confirmed with BFG at the mint 400, K03 release in May 🔥
Including 37” ?