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SteelJeep
New User
| Posts: 13
| Joined: 02/08
Posted: 05/01/08
07:30 AM
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I just bought these, and for anyone looking for replacement tires, the more you search for tires, the more confusing the decision seems to become. I mainly went with these tires due to them being a name brand, and yeah, they are tuff looking. I know for a streeter Jeep, I definitly over tired. But I live in a city and work very close to my workplace. These tires replaced my 33/BFG/ATs. My wants were a long lasting tire and tuff looking. As long as I keep them properly inflated and rotated they will last me a long time.
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Posted: 05/01/08
11:56 AM
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Awesome! Thanks for the review! I love the KM2's.
So it's not a Jeep... sue me... it's still faster!
Questions? Comments? Concerns? PM Me!
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mudb8-
Moderator
| Posts: 3155
| Joined: 08/07
Posted: 05/01/08
12:23 PM
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are they actually available in smaller sizes now?
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Be there and post up POSITIVE COMMENTS!!
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Jp Editor
Administrator
| Posts: 474
| Joined: 10/06
Posted: 05/01/08
03:31 PM
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For 15 and 16 inch wheels? Not till September.
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mc89140
Enthusiast
| Posts: 330
| Joined: 02/07
Posted: 05/01/08
03:34 PM
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I am curious how well they perform on the street, wet, dry and snow and ice. Also what kind of wear to expect as in will they do @ 30k miles or more or less.
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Xtremez
New User
| Posts: 1
| Joined: 05/08
Posted: 05/01/08
06:55 PM
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I've got a set of the original km's that's seen over 60,000 miles between my yj and my rubicon so I'm going to guess that they'll do pretty well, although I've heard that full size trucks seem to chew through them a bit faster due to the weight difference.
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