How well do the BF Goodrich KO2's do in deep snow on a 2022 Tundra using Crawl Control 

Love blizzaks. Hakkapeliita LT3 has been a great tire for me……keep them on for 4 months a year in Upstate NY (Adirondack Mtns) and I would NEVER not run dedicated snows! It’s about stopping……not just about not getting stuck!

I haven’t recalibrated anything, and everything seems to work fine.

That’s a great question, and one that I’ve thought quite a bit about. I like the K02’s for everything except for the ride. Because they are a heavy duty tire, you feel every bump in the road. Running down the highway, they’re smooth and quiet l, and I think the wear has been exceptional. I’ve heard that the Falken Wildpeak are a little heavier than the KO2’s, so I’m concerned they may reduce the mileage a little

@@Rodneysnwridesandreviews Those are good concerns, but most of that fuel economy will come into which load rating the tire is. As a Canadian who has to deal with ice, snow, and the extreme cold for about 8 months a year I ended up buying a set of wildpeaks, and so far they are great. My biggest concern was getting a tire that could still function well and not be rock solid when the weather turns to -40 though.

@@matthewhalipchak5914 that’s definitely something to take in to consideration. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.

Mine were 34” tires and they’re fine with the leveling kit, but if you went much larger than what I have currently, I’d recommend an actual lift kit.

I lease my trucks, so I have to be careful what I do them, so that they’re factory when I turn them back in. I’ll have this one for another 3-4 months, and then I’m not sure if I’ll get another Tundra again, or maybe a 2024 Tacoma. I’d be interested to see what you had in mind. Thanks for reaching out.

@@Rodneysnwridesandreviews You may own a car? What model is it? Maybe we can communicate the details via email.❤❤

It’s the Toyota TRD cast aluminum running boards

They’re 34’s and it has Rough Country 1.75” spacers in the front