Nitto Ridge Grappler vs. BFG Ko2’s

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Quaesta

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I have had the Trail Grappler on a different truck and definitely like the Ridge Grappler better. My mpg went from 13 to 11.
 

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I look off my stock Ko2's and went to Ridge Grapplers. If they are any louder I don't notice it. They are bit of a stiffer tire so the ride reflects that, but once agin negligible. I do like how they don't fling as many rocks as the KO'2 and I like their traction better.
 

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just installed the NEW Falken Wildpeak AT2. my truck is DD and tow rig.
 

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Im @ 29k miles on the stock K02 and they are almost shot, after 25k they started to become A LOT noisier, and i mean A LOT.
Looking to change to Nitto RG or the Terra Grapplers but they don't look nearly as aggressive
 

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Go with the RG, Can't stand the rock throwing KO2's. I have both, RG on my 14 and KO2 on my 18. You won't be disappointed with the RG.
 

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I have Ridge Grapplers. They are pretty quiet, but not KO2 quiet. I only have around 3K miles on mine and they are louder than new, but not much. We drove it on vacation for 10+ hours recently and the tire noise was fine.
 

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I look off my stock Ko2's and went to Ridge Grapplers. If they are any louder I don't notice it. They are bit of a stiffer tire so the ride reflects that, but once agin negligible. I do like how they don't fling as many rocks as the KO'2 and I like their traction better.

The OEM KO2s are load rated C, which is very light for a three ton truck (basically they have a soft sidewall to save weight).

A K02 in the same load rating as your Ridge Grapplers would ride about the same.

Great point about gravel slinging. KOs have been infamous for that for a long time.
 
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Well - I am going with the KO’2 for 2 reasons.

1. Since I am going to 20x10 and -19 I believe they are a little smaller and not a true 35inch tire which will help with clearance.

2. They cost (with the promotion) almost $340 less for the set. So with that in mind I have to go the KO2 route

I did also consider that they were going to be a little less noisy on the High Way. I really wanted to go the Ridge Grappler and unless I have some balancing issues with the wheels tomorrow I will have to wait 25K miles before I am in the same spot again.

I will post pics once the rims and tires are installed.
 
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