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I am looking to get some mud tires. I want them to fit on my 7 inch wide rims but yet I would like to keep about the same height as my 285/75/16s. I am looking to get either the KM1s or KM2s. I don't know which one to get. I would like to have a M/T, but I want to buy the quieter of the two. If anyone has had these two or knows anything about them please give me some advice. Note that I don't care about the price difference at all. I just need something in this size or a similar size that will fit on my rims.


Thanks a lot for any help.
 


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huh, nothing? Well, I'll check back later.
 

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BFGoodrich discontinued the KM1s and the KM2s are back order and have been so for a few weeks now so good luck finding some I went with the allterrains cuz I wasn't able to locate any km2s, you could put 33x10.50x15s they would be real similar to your 285/70
 

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I don't know where you live exactly but at the tire warehouse I work at we have all 3 in stock (both MTs and the ATs) Yes, thats right we do have the KM1s still. I just want to know which one is better. I am not asking where you can get them or anything. Just which is better.
Thanks for the help though
 

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Well aren't you lucky the KM2s are better by far, they have a much beefier tread and the tire all around is thicker and stronger
 

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Thanks, I'm sorry if I came off as a dick before but I was kinda in a hurry. I was looking to get the tires yet that day. But they wouldn't let me order them cause I checked back after 5 (cutoff time for orders). Again, Thanks a lot and sorry if I was rude.
 

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I had the same debate when I bought my 33x10.50s, I ended up going with the KMs since the KM2s are still pretty new and I haven't heard much about tread life yet.
 

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Okay? Mixed opinions... Great. I am looking to buy them either tomorrow or the next day, so KM1s or 2s?
 

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