Goodyear Wrangler MT/R Kevlar vs BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM2
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I'm not angry at all I was wondering the same about everyone else. I tried to share my opinion and observations and everyone got panty bunched and started with smart *** comments. Thought it was pretty funny actually. Everyone gets so defense if you dare question the perfection of something they have or like.
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Originally Posted by mcguyver_xj
ok from my personal experience cause i work at a tire shop and have worked with both tires...both are hugely popular...but one thing i do not like about the kevlars is they are really heavy...and to anyone worried about their tires balancing out do yourself a favor go to town fair tire and have them order equal (it is a balancing supplement that lies in the tire and takes place of sticky weights and clip on weights...they have bags corresponding to tire sizes above 33") i actually a week ago did equal to stealthcherokee's km2's and i feel it made a bit of a difference in balancing and i can confirm on his wear pattern it is so even and they do look brand new and we just rotated them so it should continue as such ...any questions about equal you can pm me for more info
i personally love bfgoodrich but in my mind am having the whole km2 or mtr kevlar battle...am kind of favoring km2's right now...ps my previous tires from my old jeep are pro-comp m/t's and i was not a fan
i personally love bfgoodrich but in my mind am having the whole km2 or mtr kevlar battle...am kind of favoring km2's right now...ps my previous tires from my old jeep are pro-comp m/t's and i was not a fan
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I'm not angry at all I was wondering the same about everyone else. I tried to share my opinion and observations and everyone got panty bunched and started with smart *** comments. Thought it was pretty funny actually. Everyone gets so defense if you dare question the perfection of something they have or like.
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damn now i really cant decide lol.
my girl has the MTRs on her JK and over 33k miles later they are just about half-worn, they do damn good for a 255/75/17 tire, and ive think they drive on the road awesome...but im torn, because the BFGs look so much more badass.
my girl has the MTRs on her JK and over 33k miles later they are just about half-worn, they do damn good for a 255/75/17 tire, and ive think they drive on the road awesome...but im torn, because the BFGs look so much more badass.
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Everywhere I go, somebody tells me how well my tires are cleaning out. Listen, I have owned both, MT/R's(old and new) and BFGoodrich(KM2's, and kM's). And I prefer the Kevlar's in every category.
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