Liking these K03's on my 2024 Limited I-Force Max

Thats damn sweet!

 

Preach it brother. I had KO2s on my previous truck, and here in Texas they were an effing nightmare once it rained. I cannot tell you how many times my old Tundra would have the tail whip around on me and lose some control. Granted, I lived in the midwest and moved to Texas and had those tires. BUT, once they wore out I replaced them with Nitto Ridge Grappler's and never looked back. That is hands down the most popular tire here in Texas where I live. I would say half the trucks I see have Ridge Grappler's. They're fantastic in every condition minus snow.

 

I've heard nothing but great things about the new KO3 tires and have been watching as many review videos as possible.

I just got back from a 3200-mile road trip in my new Jeep Wrangler on 35's and decided I wanted to go big with the Tundra and do a lift kit and replace the 33's with 35's or 37's.

The tires on the Tundra are Goodyear Wrangler UltraTerrain ATs and they are great tires. But for the Jeep, I went with Mickey Thompson Baja Boss ATs and they are simply the best tire ever! I have run them in every condition from solid ice in Idaho to rock crawling in Utah. They just plain grip!





I'll be running them on the Tundra.

 

Hey everyone,
Looking for some real-world experience here. I have a 2023 Tundra Limited with TRD package (not Pro) running stock suspension and the factory 265/60R20 tires.
I'm planning to upgrade to BFG KO3s and considering the 2755/65R20 size. Had great experience with KO2s on my previous truck, but this is a significant investment and I want to make sure they'll fit without requiring any modifications.
Has anyone successfully run this tire size on a stock suspension Limited? Any rubbing issues?
Really appreciate any feedback before I make the purchase.
Thanks!
Current specs:
- 2023 Tundra Limited w/ TRD package
- Stock suspension
- Current tire size: 265/60/R20
- Considering: 275/65R/20 KO3 I live and work throughout Colorado so would love to buy these this week but I hear a different answer from everyone at Discount tires. Hence asking the experts here! Thank RF

 

Not quite the size you’re considering but I run 285/60r20 KO3s on my 2025 Limited 4x4 with a stock suspension. Zero issues outside of a 1-1.5 drop in fuel economy which I fully expected.

 

I’m running that size with Ridge Grapplers. They’ll fit with no problems. I go off road often and have had it fully articulated and don’t have any rubbing.

 

I've been reading up on this forum for the past week or two and I just pulled the trigger on the KO3s. Thanks everyone!

I went with 275/65R20s BFG KO3s on my 2024 Tundra HV Limited TRD to replace those weak Wildpeak AT3Wa stock tires (which were 265/60R20). That was about as big as I could go without going down the rabbit hole of new rims, lift kit, shocks, etc. They look great and no rubbing. Can't wait to get them off the pavement! But now I'm left asking....why are TRD stock rims 20"?????

 

I have about 2k on mine, 24 limited, 275/65r20. Been in the rain, snow & ice. I always wanted to try KO2s but always heard the rain nightmares. That said, I really like these KO3s and they have been performing well in all conditions and have balanced easily. If I had it to do over again, I'd do the same thing.

 

That’s great to hear. I’ve had KO2 on 2 trucks and they sucked in the rain.