Anyone running the KM2 ?

[gabe]

Want to see some pics of the tire ON THE VEHICLE (any toyota).

Also, any reviews of performance based on experience, not hear say.

[Scuba]

I cant find the article right now, But the km2 is lighter, stronger, and isnt as much of a nuesense with the high speed noise....:bling:

[Cebby]

Like Scuba said - more streetable, stronger sidewall, (didn't know it was lighter), but it's a different compound too. It's gotten good reviews. If you like the old pattern, it's OK (looks as if it's unavailable now). Others have copied it over the years. I'd start here:

Toyo Mud Country
http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT-Tires/images/toyo-open-country-ds.jpgCooper Discoverer STT
http://ssl.delti.com/tyre-pictures/Cooper/discovererstt.jpg

For reference, the old KM:

KM
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/images/ts-dl/tires/large/mud-terrain-t-a-km.jpg

[gabe]

anyone?????? :headscratch:

[L33T35T Tacoma]

Umm... One of my buddies's dad put them on his Jeep. He loves em. He had the KMs on there before and that truck drove like hell. It was almost not drivable. He said the KM2s are much smoother and quieter.

[corax]

Check out the reviews on discounttiredirect.com and tirerack.com - haven't read a bad one yet

[gabe]

I guess no one on ultimateyota is putting these tires on their yotas yet...

[troyboy162]

I guess no one on ultimateyota is putting these tires on their yotas yet...


too expensive...but i dont think theres any chance that theyre not amazing.

[neliconcept]

look at millerpkas 4runner its on 315 km2s

also vermejo has 315 km2s

both are 3rd gens

[Terracoma]

I've seen a few third-gens with 255/85s on Expedition Portal, I think they have a thread going in the General Modifications section for the KM2s.