BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 Recommendations (1 Viewer)

[ncjeep]

Ready to buy the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 LT285/65R18 for my 04' 100 stock rims.
Any considerations before I buy?
Will I need to trim?
Any rubbing?
Will I need spacers?
Any guidence would be greatly appreciated.

 

[GerLC100]

What is the largest tire I can fit with no lift?

Anyone seen a Method 316, 17x8 on a 100 series? Curious if they sit the way Rock Warriors with the 10mm spacer do. Also curious why I don’t see a lot of cruisers with them, are they ugly and I just don’t realize it 🤔? Stock wheels are +60mm offset, RW’s are +50mm, with a 10mm spacer that’s...

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[fe sus]

I have these on my '99 LX with an OME 2" lift. My guess is that they'd rub quite a bit on stock suspension.

LT285 /65 R18 125S E1 RWL​

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[Manhattan]

They're .6" taller than the ubiquitous 275/70/18s that everyone runs with no issues. My guess is they'd be fine. The spare in the stock location may be tough though. I wonder if you could store it there deflated and carry a compressor.

But the bigger issue is that they're E-rated. I have E-rated BFGs. I used to love them... 'til I put C-rated BFGs on my 4Runner (265/70/17s) and they're like butter. I won't buy E-rated tires again. And that sucks, because there are so few 18" options.

The Fallen Wildpeak A/T4W may be worth looking at.

 

[fe sus]

Spare fits. It's tight, but it fits.

 

[Couvi]

My son just put these 275/70 R18's (common here) with no rub and I'm amazed at how smooth these ride for an LT tire – these are quieter than the 265/70 R18 Nokian Outpost nATs that I just got last November.

 

[GTV]

They're .6" taller than the ubiquitous 275/70/18s that everyone runs with no issues. My guess is they'd be fine. The spare in the stock location may be tough though. I wonder if you could store it there deflated and carry a compressor.

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But the bigger issue is that they're E-rated. I have E-rated BFGs. I used to love them... 'til I put C-rated BFGs on my 4Runner (265/70/17s) and they're like butter. I won't buy E-rated tires again. And that sucks, because there are so few 18" options.

The Fallen Wildpeak A/T4W may be worth looking at.

You've got that backwards- 275/70's are .6" taller than 285/65's.
I 100% agree with you on the E load rating. For the vast majority of us C load is more than adequate, they are much lighter and ride quality is much better.

 

[Manhattan]

You've got that backwards- 275/70's are .6" taller than 285/65's.

Glad someone's paying attention. Thanks!