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@adder1221 -Bought these a few weeks ago and now have about 700 miles on them. Decided to level my truck and get bigger tires. $900 OBO
Located in Lubbock Texas 79407
These look DRAMATICALLY better than the stock tires. I am thinking of getting KO2’s as well. A couple of questions:
Q1: What is your opinion on noise and ride quality?
Q2: Aren’t 275/60R20’s the same size as the stock tires? (These look bigger!)
Q3: What size level did you pick?
I already bought a 2-inch leveling kit and am considering either 275/65R20’s or 285/60R20’s. Your thoughts would be very helpful. Thanks!
adder1221
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1. Noise quality is not that bad IMO. I'm usually jamming out so I don't hear anything lol.
2. Yes these are the same size as the stock tires. I bought these thinking I wouldn't want to level the truck, but I changed my mind.
3. I want to go with the FOX 2.0 suspension kit.
Heavishot
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I had 285/60/20 on my 2017. IMO that is the perfect size. I’ve been planning on getting 285s for my Powerboost but couldn’t justify tossing the stock tires. Getting a deal on some lightly used 275s is tempting.
On a separate note, how much of a mpg loss did you see vs stock?
On a separate note, how much of a mpg loss did you see vs stock?
