Bfg Ko2 Load Range E Vs C at Fidel Musselwhite blog

Bfg Ko2 Load Range E Vs C. I would go with the e range. They are a little heavier but the added. You need to look at the sidewall load rating. 63 lbs has a load rating of 2,535lbs bfg ko2 315/70r17 e. Eg bfg ko2 315/70r17 c rated: The c or e rating is a single or dual ply that is equivalent to the older 6. All the glowing ko2 reviews likely were based on c2. Seems the c2 load rated version is discontinued and you can only get these in e2. Just picked up a gladiator rubicon and am looking at the bfg k02 in 315/70r17, load range c. On my previous jk and current ram, i run the nitto ridge grapplers in load range e. Load range = modern load ranges correspond to the ply ratings of old. Here is a spec sheet on the size tires i’m guessing you are looking at. Load range is expressed as a letter, with letters further down the. The tires are sturdier and if you plan on towing, you will prefer them. I just bought a pair of bfg ko2 tires in 265/70/17r lre from costco because they had a great deal on them and after scouring the internet it was about 50/50 on people who preferred.

Just picked up a gladiator rubicon and am looking at the bfg k02 in 315/70r17, load range c. They are a little heavier but the added. On my previous jk and current ram, i run the nitto ridge grapplers in load range e. I would go with the e range. Load range = modern load ranges correspond to the ply ratings of old. The c or e rating is a single or dual ply that is equivalent to the older 6. 63 lbs has a load rating of 2,535lbs bfg ko2 315/70r17 e. I just bought a pair of bfg ko2 tires in 265/70/17r lre from costco because they had a great deal on them and after scouring the internet it was about 50/50 on people who preferred. Eg bfg ko2 315/70r17 c rated: Seems the c2 load rated version is discontinued and you can only get these in e2.

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Bfg Ko2 Load Range E Vs C 63 lbs has a load rating of 2,535lbs bfg ko2 315/70r17 e. Just picked up a gladiator rubicon and am looking at the bfg k02 in 315/70r17, load range c. 63 lbs has a load rating of 2,535lbs bfg ko2 315/70r17 e. You need to look at the sidewall load rating. I would go with the e range. Seems the c2 load rated version is discontinued and you can only get these in e2. Here is a spec sheet on the size tires i’m guessing you are looking at. On my previous jk and current ram, i run the nitto ridge grapplers in load range e. The tires are sturdier and if you plan on towing, you will prefer them. I just bought a pair of bfg ko2 tires in 265/70/17r lre from costco because they had a great deal on them and after scouring the internet it was about 50/50 on people who preferred. The c or e rating is a single or dual ply that is equivalent to the older 6. Load range is expressed as a letter, with letters further down the. Load range = modern load ranges correspond to the ply ratings of old. They are a little heavier but the added. Eg bfg ko2 315/70r17 c rated: All the glowing ko2 reviews likely were based on c2.