Looks like they do.Do they have a 255/85/16 in the km3 ? I ran this size but with toyo's mt. on moabs on my last jeep. They are like a 33.5 x 10.5
Check the website bfg.com they list actual measure.Going to replace stock Moabs on my 04 Rubi with 15x8 wheels. Does anybody have the KM3 33x10.50 mounted as I’m looking for actual size measurements.
The website measure is static diameter. The revolutions per mile is off the loaded radius,list 640 revolutions per mile
I ran the 255/80R17 MT2s. Fabulous tire but definitely a stiffer LRE sidewall.I just looked them up 33.1x10.0 but they are a E rated tire also.
ThankyouThe actual size specs are 32.5” tall and 10.6” wide. This is mounted on an 8.5” wide wheel.
KM3 in a 15” are C rated. Not looking to go E as they will ride stiffer.I just looked them up 33.1x10.0 but they are a E rated tire also.
Had a chance to get them off-road yet? When my KO2s go I may switch back to a MT (probably these).Sorry for the resurrection,but maybe it'll be some use for someone?
I just put these on my 03 this weekend. Haven't had a chance to wheel em yet,but they work good on the road so far. Under the weight of the jeep there just under 31.5 tall. Can't wait to put the new treads where they belong in the mud n rocks,and see how the new ones do for myself.
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I have, though mine are 12.5s; they are brutally effective tires at least compared to the Wildpeak ATs I came from. The KM3s are perfectly suited for east coast Appalachian mountain terrain & everything that implies.Had a chance to get them off-road yet? When my KO2s go I may switch back to a MT (probably these).
How do the road manners and noise compare to the ATs they replaced?I have, though mine are 12.5s; they are brutally effective tires at least compared to the Wildpeak ATs I came from. The KM3s are perfectly suited for east coast Appalachian mountain terrain & everything that implies.
Thanks, just what I wanted to know. Down the road they will be my next tireI have, though mine are 12.5s; they are brutally effective tires at least compared to the Wildpeak ATs I came from. The KM3s are perfectly suited for east coast Appalachian mountain terrain & everything that implies.
How much lift is that?the only true 33" out of the limited selection of 33x10.5's is the General Grabber which is 33" proper, should net closer to 32-32.5" on vehicle.
BFG's are always 1/2" short out the gate, and the Toyo MT and Maxxis Razr are 32.8".
I opted for the Razr's and will get some measurements on the vehicle today so another data point will be out there.
ETA: I've run BFG MT, KM2, Cooper STT, Firestone MT2 (whats on other vehicle), and now the Maxxis. Only 150 miles on em so far but these are the quietest MT's I've owned to date.
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