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F-that you might as well buy an XLT.

TRXs aren't selling for MSRP or below around here. I'd have to travel half way across the country to get one for that price.

I agree :)

My 2017 went 107 but the older KO2s had an S speed rating, 112mph. The newer KO2s have a T speed rating, 118mph.

I need to retrofit one of them Ram Daytona spoilers to my truck.

He/she probably isn't even old enough to drive.

I removed my Off-road Alliance triple bezel fogs when I traded my 2017 and installed them on my 2020. I also had aftermarket wheels on my 2017. I asked the dealer if he wanted the stock wheels or aftermarket on the truck when I traded it. He said he didn't care so that saved me about $100 not...

But the OP asked.... "What’re the best winter performance tires that are still usable in the summer?" :)

I ran Duratracs on my 2017. But they were load range D so the ride was a little stiffer than my load range C KO2s.

Just ignore the delusional old dude.

Another one that's on my short list for "possible next tires" is 35x12.5x17 General Grabber X3. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=General&tireModel=Grabber+X3&sidewall=Solid%20Red%20Letter&partnum=525QR7GRX3RLV2&tab=Specs

I dunno? I deal with 30* or below temps about 6 months per year and they've been fine for me in rain and snow. I sold the stock KO2s and wheels from my 2017 with 18K miles and currently have 32K miles on the KO2s on my 2020.

Mine are below half tread and heve never felt like they were going to hydroplane.

Back in the good old days you could get the applique on a 2017-18 800A. I ordered my 2017 800A with the applique.

Nobody said they couldn't afford them, but I'm still going to bitch about them going up $100 each in the last year.

Yup, TireRack has them in stock but they are $393 each. o_O

You could always return it to stock and ditch the ugly mud flaps. :)

The Tundra twerk.

Falken Wildpeak AT3W is another A/T that is very good in snow. I'm currently running them on my old Bronco after running a couple sets of Duratracs.

I got this at the local Ford dealer.

I haven't had any problems with wet weather performance either. My KO2s are below half tread and they still are good in rain and snow.

I don't care for the plain tailgate either.

Mine too.

The family hauler version sold a lot more but didn't look as cool as the SCAB.

Looks like the Bronco color Area 51. There is no metallic in Area 51, but it looks blue to me.