Selling a set of 305/55 20 BFG KM2 tires with 6000 miles. Would like to get $800, but I am taking reasonable offers. The tires look brand new. They are load range E tires and I believe they are 10 ply, so my half ton truck didn't put much wear on them. I live in Grand Rapids, MI 49504 and the tires are 63lbs each if anyone wants to get shipping prices. (616)608-6374

 

I may be interested I am gonna actually be in big rapids in the beginning of august

 

I will be heading up by Traverse City from August 1st to the 9th. I could possibly meet you on the way up or on the way back. Otherwise, I drive semis and straight trucks for work and deliver all over the east side of the state and parts of the west. So depending on where you live or work, I might be able to meet up with you while I am working.

Kevin
(616)608-6374

 

How loud are they?

 

They are pretty loud. I could have a normal conversation with my wife when the windows were up and radio was on. They are definitely louder than my old Cooper STT's and my current ProComps. From what I remember they are about the same as the regular Mud Terrain KM, but that was a long time ago.

 

will these fit on stock 20" rims on an 2002?

 

Yes. I have the 305/55/20 bfg all terrains on my stock 20's and they fit without rubbing even before my leveling kit. These are the same size, just the km2 mud terrains.

 

Did these hurt your mileage very much and also do you have a pic of them mounted?
thanks

Brant

 

I have been changing so many things with the programmer, intake and exhaust that my mileage has been all over the place. I don't believe I have seen a drastic change with any of the 4 different kinds of tires I have had on it. The tire is actually right around 33.25" tall (I believe stock height is around 32.5"), so your odometer will show less miles than you would actually put on it. They are pretty aggressive, so they will affect mileage but I think the height will show more of a change than the tread. I drove up north going 60 to 65 and still got a little over 16mpg and I didn't account for the change in height, so it may have been closer to 16.5mpg.

As far as pictures go, I only have pictures of them mounted on 9.5" wide rims. If you are putting them on the stock rims, I believe they are 9" wide, so it will look a little different. I have pictures of my 305/55/20 All Terrains on my stock wheels in my album if you want to see those.

Hope this helps,
Kevin

Oh, and the rims they are mounted on also have 5.25" backspace as opposed to the stock 5.75", so they stick out a little more.

 

Here is the picture.