BF Goodrich KO3

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EagleRaptor

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Just to add another data point with the KO3, I've been riding KO2s in C but desperately needed new tires. Since it was black friday they had a deal with a few bucks off on the KO3. I was hesitant to pull the trigger because of the F load range and have been very satisfied with the KO2 in C, but they let me try them for up to 200 miles and if not satisfied they would do another tire for me. Long story short I went back to KO2 in C.

Granted I only did street driving, but they road much stiffer than my worn out KO2s. Also felt more sluggish due to the weight. They may be better off road, I'm not sure, but for street driving they are significantly worse. I will say they road quiet, but most new tires do. I would wait for a C or D version or consider another brand altogether before I went to a KO3 in F.
 

dsiggi

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Just to add another data point with the KO3, I've been riding KO2s in C but desperately needed new tires. Since it was black friday they had a deal with a few bucks off on the KO3. I was hesitant to pull the trigger because of the F load range and have been very satisfied with the KO2 in C, but they let me try them for up to 200 miles and if not satisfied they would do another tire for me. Long story short I went back to KO2 in C.

Granted I only did street driving, but they road much stiffer than my worn out KO2s. Also felt more sluggish due to the weight. They may be better off road, I'm not sure, but for street driving they are significantly worse. I will say they road quiet, but most new tires do. I would wait for a C or D version or consider another brand altogether before I went to a KO3 in F.
Good information, i mean F is basically a semi tire lol. Super Duties generally only have Load Range E
 

shigman

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Good information, i mean F is basically a semi tire lol. Super Duties generally only have Load Range E
One thing I would definitely not recommend is Es or Fs on a 20” wheel, my God. Might as well not have a Raptor at that point.
 
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