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Old 02-13-2008, 09:28 AM   #9 (permalink)
Daedalus504
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Re: A choice between five MT tires

I just put the KM2's on my FJ to replace my A/T KO's which had 94% tread left (I have other uses for them) I reaaaalllly love the look of the KM2, the handling is fine, when starting off from a dead stop, I can feel a slight vibration and after about 10MPH it is gone, they hum at 80MPH but nothing A/C or radio at low volumes cannot drown out. Haven't had a chance to take them off road yet, and probably won't for a while. Where did you hear that they were slackers in the rocks?
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