KO2 in E vs Ridge Grapplers in C

[Greymatter]

Looking for a set of 285/75/17 and it seems the KO2 only come in an e rating for that size. The ridge grapplers do come in a C but are $ more a tire.

My main concern is comfort, will the grapplers in a C be noticeable compared to the KO2 in an E?

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[Headbarcode]

Looking for a set of 285/75/17 and it seems the KO2 only come in an e rating for that size. The ridge grapplers do come in a C but are $ more a tire.

My main concern is comfort, will the grapplers in a C be noticeable compared to the KO2 in an E?

E's will definitely ride stiffer than C's. Any reason for not going with the c-rated 285/70-17 ko2's, other than the slight height difference?

 

[Greymatter]

E's will definitely ride stiffer than C's. Any reason for not going with the c-rated 285/70-17 ko2's, other than the slight height difference?

just want the biggest tire I can fit. Think I am going to go with the Ridge Grapplers in C

 

[Headbarcode]

just want the biggest tire I can fit. Think I am going to go with the Ridge Grapplers in C

Many here have had good things to say about the Nittos. Personally, I'd make the same choice in your situation.

 

[jack bauer]

just want the biggest tire I can fit. Think I am going to go with the Ridge Grapplers in C

I ran the RG's in 285/70/17 in load C for about 25K on a 5th Gen 4Runner and they were a very nice ride on road and did pretty darn good off road. Never had them in ice or snow so cannot comment on that.

 

[andrew4fins]

Before I came back to the Jeep family I ran KO2s on my 5th Gen 4Runner TRD Off Road. Nice riding tire. Good in the light off roading I did. No complaints. That said next week I’m adding 35 12.50 RG’s on my JLUR. Just like the tread pattern better where I live now in N. GA. Was in FL with 4Runner.

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