Bfg Kdw 2
#1
Bfg Kdw 2
Does anyone have a pic of a 275/35/19 BFG KDW 2 on a 19x10.5" Wheel? I've heard they don't look as stretched as other 275/35/19's but i'd like to see a pic for myself to be the judge before I decide on what set-up to go.
#2
Originally Posted by kangol99
Does anyone have a pic of a 275/35/19 BFG KDW 2 on a 19x10.5" Wheel? I've heard they don't look as stretched as other 275/35/19's but i'd like to see a pic for myself to be the judge before I decide on what set-up to go.
#3
Originally Posted by Nexx
i'll try to take some pics tonight for you, gotta dig out the digi cam
Can you do it in the morning or under good lighting? Sometime it's hard to see things like tires in the dark...
BTW, what sizes are you running up front? (both tires and wheels...)
#4
BFG KDW's have a thicker sidewall than other tires, which in turn makes them not look quite as stretched as other tires do. I had 285/35/19 in Toyos and didn't have to roll the fenders and then I went with KDW's in the same size and had to roll the fenders. That tells you they are thicker. Sorry no good pics though.
#7
Originally Posted by kangol99
and those are 275/35/19's on a 10.5" wide wheel correct?
i love it cause it doesnt look too meaty like the 285/35's do and it has very little stretch, plus its gonna have more protection for you wheel then a 285/30 tire. win win all the way around. I would have never gone with this setup if Chris at F1 didnt recommend it.
Last edited by Nexx; 01-13-2006 at 03:47 PM.
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#8
Thanks for posting pix man. I want to get the BFG in those sizes for the same reasons you posted. They won't look as stretched as the 275/35/19 for the Toyo's, plus there's no reason to go with a 285/35 (too tall), or 285/30 (less protection). Only thing is, next time I'm definately doing a 255/35 on the front.
#9
Originally Posted by Nexx
yep and 245 on 9.5 inch rims. please excuse the dirty car. hasnt been washed in a week!
i love it cause it doesnt look too meaty like the 285/35's do and it has very little stretch, plus its gonna have more protection for you wheel then a 285/30 tire. win win all the way around. I would have never gone with this setup if Chris at F1 didnt recommend it.
i love it cause it doesnt look too meaty like the 285/35's do and it has very little stretch, plus its gonna have more protection for you wheel then a 285/30 tire. win win all the way around. I would have never gone with this setup if Chris at F1 didnt recommend it.
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