mike813
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4122 recovery point and factor 55 hitch pin. Very happy with both
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R1Sky Business
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Does it extend past the back bumper? If something was to hit the back of vehicle, it would hit the recovery point first?4122 recovery point and factor 55 hitch pin. Very happy with both
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Maybe, but not by much
Thank you for doing that. Just enough for a gentle tap. Thanks again.Maybe, but not by much
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8-10k?
I have 6k on my KO2s now, and I'm starting to be able to hear them, but it's not obnoxious yet.
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How many miles on your scorpions? I have 13k and thread depth is good, but very noisy…
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I ditched them at 20k, tread was still good, but the sound was driving me batty.
Honestly, I'm just going to budget and plan on replacing my KO2s annually.
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I ditched my Scorps at 14k miles as they were so noisy. I ended up going to Yokohama Geolander G015s. They're ... fine... but I was regretting my choice until I saw this thread. $1600/year in tires isn't something super high on my list. Hopefully my Yokos wear better.
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I’m at 21k w the scorpions and eyeing the KO3s since I have great experience w the KO2s, have them on a couple of my land cruisers.
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looking forward to hearing about more experiences with the KO3s for those with AT 20s that are starting to wear out (like mine!).
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KO3s scheduled install for the 19th! This assumes TireRack gets the 4th tire from mfgr in time.
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