Skreddy
SILVER Star
I’ve heard those boys down there in Norman got a kinky streak.Ha me too. Norman for my first 23 years.
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I’ve heard those boys down there in Norman got a kinky streak.Ha me too. Norman for my first 23 years.
The best thing to come out of Stillwater was Ragweed!I’ve heard those boys down there in Norman got a kinky streak.
Speaking for the south, at least East TN…most people I knew ran KO2’s, and before that, KO1’s. The dirt is nothing but clay, and anything other than BFG AT’s would always turn to slicks with clay and a little bit of moisture.The Maxxis Razrs weren't really a good choice for the winters here, while they might be a good choice for our brethren down south that cook whole hogs, use vinegar based sauces, and holler "Roll Tide and Go Dawgs", those tires SUCK out here in the winter. I've spun my 40 in a circle a time or two on snowpacked roads.
You won’t be disappointed in the KO2s. I’m on my third set on my FJ Cruiser. It’s my daily and my trail rig. Snow, sand, rocks, mud…No complaints.Next tire choice is more than likely going to be BFG KO2s in a 33x10.5. They are severe snow rated. I've been running them on my Dodge for a while and my Tahoe, both without a complaint.
The Maxxis Razrs weren't really a good choice for the winters here, while they might be a good choice for our brethren down south that cook whole hogs, use vinegar based sauces, and holler "Roll Tide and Go Dawgs", those tires SUCK out here in the winter. I've spun my 40 in a circle a time or two on snowpacked roads.
My own fault for not getting a winter rated tire.
Speaking for the south, at least East TN…most people I knew ran KO2’s, and before that, KO1’s. The dirt is nothing but clay, and anything other than BFG AT’s would always turn to slicks with clay and a little bit of moisture.
I don’t know about any of that other stuff you mentioned…but at least you don’t get funny looks if you ask our waitresses if they have any sweet tea![]()
Those look like an interesting option. I like how ita patch and plug all in one.We use these at work when we have larger holes or on my own vehicles. It fills the hole and patches the inside. they work great. I have even used them on "off road only" tires in the sidewall.
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Regardless, winter is knocking, snow is starting to fly in the mountains this week, and those MTs suck in any kind of snow. I should just go ahead and drop some fat stacks for 5 new tires now before I get in a jam.
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Warm pull never shuts off!WARM PULL is coming!
Same here in Colorado.Warm pull never shuts off!
Next tire choice is more than likely going to be BFG KO2s in a 33x10.5. They are severe snow rated. I've been running them on my Dodge for a while and my Tahoe, both without a complaint.
The Maxxis Razrs weren't really a good choice for the winters here, while they might be a good choice for our brethren down south that cook whole hogs, use vinegar based sauces, and holler "Roll Tide and Go Dawgs", those tires SUCK out here in the winter. I've spun my 40 in a circle a time or two on snowpacked roads.
My own fault for not getting a winter rated tire.
33x10.5?I have had good luck with General Grabbers in snow
I had a set of 31s. Don't know if they come that size33x10.5?