BFG KO3's and Outlaw II's

[99Sierra2500]

At some point I am going to upgrade my tire and wheel combo, looking at the BF Goodrich KO3's and Outlaw II wheels 16" in silver, and 285/75 R16's, I thought about maybe a little smaller tire 265/75 R16, though I don't know. My truck has the 285's on it now, and I kind of like them.

BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 tire | BFGoodrich USA

BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 tire. This all-weather tire features a new tread pattern and all-terrain tread compound to provide durability and longevity on gravel, mud, snow, and on-road. Learn more about the KO3's long wear and confident grip.

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OUTLAW II

Designed for the industry’s best, by the industry’s best. Our American Racing has earned the trust of some of the most discerning critics in the automotive industry.

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[ORVietVet]

Can you get the K03's in load range E?

 

[99Sierra2500]

Can you get the K03's in load range E?

Yes, I do some towing, hauling, so E is for me. The KO3's are just the latest iteration of the All Terrain T/A.

 

[ORVietVet]

The K02's were just put on the truck I bought. I would have chosen a Cooper tire for myself.

 

[99Sierra2500]

Coopers are good, well rated. I have generally gone with BFG's or Goodyears.

 

[ORVietVet]

Goodyear is a second choice. I may get crap for it but I am not a fan of Michelin tires.

 

[99Sierra2500]

I'm a creature of habit, back in the 80's, with radials relatively new, BFG's were the thing to have, Radial T/A's and All Terrain T/A's, with Goodyears always a good second choice. I look at Coopers the same, if they have always treated you right, why change? Michelins, Falkens, etc. have good ratings, though I don't know them. A friend got Toyos on his truck, seems to like them.