Just put on some 285/70/17 k02 and wondering how long I should expect them to last, (occasional off-road/ not abuse). View attachment 14800
This is a subjective thing. It depends on how you maintain the tire and how you drive. If you are always driving around over or under pressure, racing around, off roading, not rotating them, your alignment is off... these can all decrease mileage. I’ve got 5000 miles on mine and they still look brand new.
I sold the Goodyear’s that came on mine with less than 300 miles on them. I couldn’t wait.At 5k hopefully they wouldn’t be worn! I’m only at 6k and can’t wait till I have an excuse to upgrade from the stock Toyo A30 Open Country tires that came on the truck.
Can’t really complain about them though. Good traction on and off road and they do great in the snow.
I sold the Goodyear’s that came on mine with less than 300 miles on them. I couldn’t wait.
If I didn’t take them off immediately I would have ran them for the life like you. Used tires are almost worthless on CL. You have to take them off with less than 300 miles to get any money out of them. As soon as you say 500 miles or 1000 miles people view them as used and the value goes down drastically.I should probably do the same. But I’m on the fence of what I want when I replace them. So that’s another excuse for a while.
If I didn’t take them off immediately I would have ran them for the life like you. Used tires are almost worthless on CL. You have to take them off with less than 300 miles to get any money out of them. As soon as you say 500 miles or 1000 miles people view them as used and the value goes down drastically.
Alignment or balance.My truck sways as if the sway bar is disconnected ever since I put these tires on. (The sway bar is not disconnected) anyone have a clue why?
My truck sways as if the sway bar is disconnected ever since I put these tires on. (The sway bar is not disconnected) anyone have a clue why?
[emoji23]@Bojangles is a big fan of BFG Rugged Trail