Who has had BFG KDW2s?
06-28-2005, 03:45 PM
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Who has had BFG KDW2s?
I'm thinking of buying them to try them out, my SUMO's have worn slowly and still over good traction but the tire noise (as they've worn down) has gotten louder and louder.
anyone run these yet?
anyone run these yet?
06-29-2005, 03:25 PM
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Re: Who has had BFG KDW2s?
No.. I was considering getitng those..
but a Tirerack test/review (not user review, but actual test they ran), claimed the Kumho MX tires were slightly less grippy than the BFG KD's in the dry, (not the same time I know), but much better in wet... all while being about $70 cheaper per tire.
That, and my cheaper Kumho 712's were good, for the price.. I was looking at the KDW2's, (rains alot here in Oregon), but I figure after reading that, I'm going to go for the MX's instead.
but a Tirerack test/review (not user review, but actual test they ran), claimed the Kumho MX tires were slightly less grippy than the BFG KD's in the dry, (not the same time I know), but much better in wet... all while being about $70 cheaper per tire.
That, and my cheaper Kumho 712's were good, for the price.. I was looking at the KDW2's, (rains alot here in Oregon), but I figure after reading that, I'm going to go for the MX's instead.
07-08-2005, 03:22 PM
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Re: Who has had BFG KDW2s?
Finally got them on and I've driven the car for 3 days....FANTASTIC TIRE!
Sumo's blow compared to these bad boys and for only an extra 180 dollars a set, it's a no brainer.
Sumo's blow compared to these bad boys and for only an extra 180 dollars a set, it's a no brainer.
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