[titustrooper]

Hello!

I have a Renegade Latitude 2WD with 215/65/17 BSW tires.

Do you think that these tires will fit without any rubbing?
BFGOODRICH All Terrain KO2 225/65/17

I know Yokohama makes the exact size I need but I really love the reliability and look for the BfGoodrich tires. Any help would be great.

Thanks!

 

[Hypocrite]

I would think they'd fit, being the same size. Might want to check with the folks who'd be installing them just to be absolutely sure.

 

[shawn10ski]

Titus, let us know if you get them. I want those tires on my Trailhawk!

 

[Blue]

I would check Tire Rack and compare to your OEM tire size. You can get some pretty good reviews on tires as well. 225 isn't much bigger than 215 so I doubt you would rub.

 

[titustrooper]

Okay awesome! I went to discount tire and they said they'll fit fine. And as a bonus it'll raise Titus by about 1.5"! (I'm hoping that's actually true)

Just waiting for them to order. Can't wait!

 

[BrianR383]

Your gas mileage will probably drop pretty bad, those are heavy tires.

 

[titustrooper]

Your gas mileage will probably drop pretty bad, those are heavy tires.

Oh dang, didn't think of that. Thanks for pointing that out!

 

[BrianR383]

Your gas mileage will probably drop pretty bad, those are heavy tires.

Oh dang, didn't think of that. Thanks for pointing that out!

I love those tires, but the yoko's may be more practical. Is discount able to get those tires? I have seen the size listed online, but havent actually seen them in stock anywhere, and my local discount said that size isnt actually out yet, who knows.

 

[titustrooper]

Yeah, I just really like the BFGoodrich ones. But I don't know it's worth the loss of good gas mileage.

I know the yokohamas are available at Tire Rack. Dunno what I'll decide to do ?

 

[BrianR383]

Yeah, I just really like the BFGoodrich ones. But I don't know it's worth the loss of good gas mileage.

I know the yokohamas are available at Tire Rack. Dunno what I'll decide to do ?

I can't find weight specs on the 225/65r17 bfg's, when they had them on tire rack before I remember them being like 44 or 46 lbs each, and the yokos are 31 I think. I had the yokos on my Nissan Titan, I was happy with them.

 

[titustrooper]

Yeah, I just really like the BFGoodrich ones. But I don't know it's worth the loss of good gas mileage.

I know the yokohamas are available at Tire Rack. Dunno what I'll decide to do ?

I can't find weight specs on the 225/65r17 bfg's, when they had them on tire rack before I remember them being like 44 or 46 lbs each, and the yokos are 31 I think. I had the yokos on my Nissan Titan, I was happy with them.

That's a pretty significant difference in weight. Quick question, did you notice any difference in ride quality with your yolks?

 

[BrianR383]

That's a pretty significant difference in weight. Quick question, did you notice any difference in ride quality with your yolks?

Not that I can recall.

 

[shawn10ski]

BFG All Terrains have always been good to me. I'd give up some MPG for the capability they provide off road and in snow.

 

[titustrooper]

BFG All Terrains have always been good to me. I'd give up some MPG for the capability they provide off road and in snow.

How much did your mpg drop? I really am leaning towards BfGoodrich.

 

[titustrooper]

That's a pretty significant difference in weight. Quick question, did you notice any difference in ride quality with your yolks?

Not that I can recall.

Thanks for your input! Always good to think before you buy.

 

[shawn10ski]

How much did your mpg drop? I really am leaning towards BfGoodrich.

I don't have them on the Renny. I gotta wear out the stock tires first. BUT BFG have been my go to tires for more than 15 years...