New BFG T/A KO2

Just more aggressive sidewalls?

Backinblack said:

Winter rating is the key for a lot of us. Great looking tire BFG. Thanks for the link NickPic63.

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The current AT has the severe weather rating on many sizes but not our OEM tires. Did you see it listed this would have the winter rating on ours (or all)?

Also, the PDF in the BFG link listed a 35x12.50R17 but not a 315/70R17 anymore?

Still leaning towards the Exo Grappler


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mwakgp said:

The current AT has the severe weather rating on many sizes but not our OEM tires. Did you see it listed this would have the winter rating on ours (or all)?

Also, the PDF in the BFG link listed a 35x12.50R17 but not a 315/70R17 anymore?

Still leaning towards the Exo Grappler


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Ah, good point. I assumed all sizes would have the same weather rating. Further research needed. The snowflake is one of the reasons that I went with Duratracs. I've destroyed 2 in 4 months, but GY honored their road hazard warranty.

I am thinking the will be snow rated just from the fact that the inherent design of the tread was enhanced for snow

i beat u by 2 hours lol

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f25/new-bfg-t-ko2-37432/
@KaiserM715 just a heads up in case u want to combine these

NickPic83 said:

i beat u by 2 hours lol

http://www.fordraptorforum.com/f25/new-bfg-t-ko2-37432/
@KaiserM715 just a heads up in case u want to combine these

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I have never been able to be the first to break a story!!

haha sorry bud. i just happened to check the site last night seeing if they had any news on the new tire since nitto and toyo have their new ones up and there it was in all its glory

RDFTS said:

Just more aggressive sidewalls?

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Appears so.

I still prefer the old BFG AT's more square tire profile and less busy sidewall lugs. The tread pattern appears to be the same as the old one.

Always disliked that tread pattern.

After taking a look at the specs, the reason for the increase in weight is that 35" size is now an "E" rated tire, vs the previous "D" rating. They list the 37" as a "D" and it is lighter than the 35.