MulchBags2
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I’m aware they’re only beadlock capable wheels and more of a beauty ring. Note / I plan to only mall crawl with the Raptor Ranger.
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KO3s are 3 peak M&S rated. Any reason you are switching to a different tire for the winter?I don’t hate the beadlock but for almost the price of the beadlock capable wheel option I was able to order a full 5 piece set and have my old wheels to put winter tires on if needed.
Not planning on doing it now, but nice to have an option when they wear out and it’s time to replace them. Plus I’ve never had KOs on my trucks so waiting to see how they do.KO3s are 3 peak M&S rated. Any reason you are switching to a different tire for the winter?
I'm going to run the KO3s this winter myself and see how they perform. Had KO2s before on a 4runner and they were good first season, decent second and then worthless in true winter conditions. Hoping they redesign is better, they are supposed to be better in snow and more durability, but that's yet to be proven.Not planning on doing it now, but nice to have an option when they wear out and it’s time to replace them. Plus I’ve never had KOs on my trucks so waiting to see how they do.
Oxford white right ? (I cheated I know)The bead lock wheels are much better looking and accent the truck nicely for those that ordered the best color ?
Wow, I didn't realize the rings were that heavy!! That's surprising to me. Are they super thick? I haven't had a reason to take mine off.The BL wheels are butt ugly IMHO, are very prone to damage and corrosion, and the trim rings and screws alone are almost 5 pounds PER WHEEL. That is a crazy amount of unsprung weight. I removed my trim rings and mounted Hakka LT3 snow tires on the wheels, I am now using Bronco takeoff wheels for the rest of the year.
John Davies
Spokane WA USA
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They are aluminum and pretty thick, and do have some weight to them along with required TP40 bolts (12) per wheel. Guessing John weighed his.Wow, I didn't realize the rings were that heavy!! That's surprising to me. Are they super thick? I haven't had a reason to take mine off.
That was personally my opinion too. What’s the best color?The standard wheels look like some cheapos you would order from Tire Rack. The bead lock wheels are much better looking and accent the truck nicely for those that ordered the best color ?
Seems like I should be carrying a TP40 bit in my car in the event I ever have to replace the wheel?They are aluminum and pretty thick, and do have some weight to them along with required TP40 bolts (12) per wheel. Guessing John weighed his.