I've been running the 31x10.5 A/T KOs for the last year and they are GREAT.
They're excellent in the rain and snow, and I was very happy with them in
the mud at Jon's (Adam, you saw it).
I don't recall seeing anything about the "sidewall insurance" but I do know
the sidewalls are built beefier than your average A/T tire, so there
shouldn't be any problems there.
As for on-road manners, I found them to be a little louder than the
Goodluck Wrangler RT/S tires they replaced, but not terribly so. The more
squared-off shoulder makes the steering slightly heavier. In other
words...it feels like a truck.
I would buy these tires again in a heartbeat.
Mr. Plow wrote:
> For a good all-round tire, i would suggest (for you) the BFGoodrich AT
> KO's.
> They are supposed to do well in the rain, and fairly well in the mud.
> Plus, they usually come with sidewall insurance or whatever they call it
> these
> days. Basically if you get a puncture in the sideall, they will either
> replace the tire for free, or give you most of your money back.
> As well, they are pretty much noiseless on-road.
>
>
> The Adam Blaster
>
>
>
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>>I got a '02 4x4 sport plus on the way. I don't do much off roading nor
>>heavy hauling. I'm interested in replacing the all terrain tires with
>>high
>>performance all season tires. I value handling, then wet performance
>>(traction not necessarily hydroplaining). What's your recommendation?
>>Thanks
>>Russ
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