Rahkmalla
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So i've been mentally planning 37 K02s for a while now, as they seem to be the de facto recommended tire 'round these parts. Especially the load Cs. That was all fine and dandy until I learned as a USAA member I can get 25% off all goodyear tires. Granted Goodyear doesn't make a 37, but they do make a 315/70r17 and K02s run small anyway so i assume the K02 would only be a little bigger (the wrangler MTs are 34.4s, i'm expecting the size under load to not exceed 1.5 inches personally).
Now long before i bought a gladiator I was a Bronco reservationist, and the Wrangler MTs (or whatever Ford had Goodyear agree to rename them because they didn't want the words Wrangler on their Bronco) were the factory Bronco Sasquatch package tire. I know over in Bronco-land they are reasonably well regarded tires, but people still said things like "i'll run em til they wear out and replace em with K02s" so I have to assume some of the positive reputation they have is the bias towards a "free" tire.
So my question is: does anyone have experience with both? and if so, would you let a 25% discount sway you?
For reference:
Goodyear 315/70r17s MTs are $242 a pop after discount (1400 for 5 installed)
BFG 37" K02-Cs are $429 per (2400 for 5 installed)
Now long before i bought a gladiator I was a Bronco reservationist, and the Wrangler MTs (or whatever Ford had Goodyear agree to rename them because they didn't want the words Wrangler on their Bronco) were the factory Bronco Sasquatch package tire. I know over in Bronco-land they are reasonably well regarded tires, but people still said things like "i'll run em til they wear out and replace em with K02s" so I have to assume some of the positive reputation they have is the bias towards a "free" tire.
So my question is: does anyone have experience with both? and if so, would you let a 25% discount sway you?
For reference:
Goodyear 315/70r17s MTs are $242 a pop after discount (1400 for 5 installed)
BFG 37" K02-Cs are $429 per (2400 for 5 installed)
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