[Glockamole]

Installed BFG K02’s in 255/65r17 and currently running 35psi. Curious what everyone else has had best luck with as far as street drivability.

 

[PNWGarageDad]

Do a chalk test. This is genius! You set the tire pressure to the actual tire footprint to the pavement. This is what I did with my Ko2 and make sure you rotate your tires every 3k miles.

 

[kslu_wa]

I have Cooper Discoverer 4S tires on 17 inch wheels. I keep mine at 34 cold which is about 38 during regular driving. Not too squishy and not too hard.

 

[Pass/Denv]

Installed BFG K02’s in 255/65r17 and currently running 35psi. Curious what everyone else has had best luck with as far as street drivability.

I had them on both my Chevy 3/4 ton HD and my Ford Ranger. They're a good looking tire but, wore poorly for me on both trucks. I hope you have better luck.

 

[407guy]

... make sure you rotate your tires every 3k miles.

+1

 

[Powdertrax]

I had them on both my Chevy 3/4 ton HD and my Ford Ranger. They're a good looking tire but, wore poorly for me on both trucks. I hope you have better luck.

the first set of BFG’s I had on my Element went 76k, so far my BFG’s on my PP have 21k with no wear

 

[HarveyW]

Try this: Tire Pressure Calculator