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Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 TYRE REVIEW
There are 41 reviews of the Mud-Terrain T/A KM3
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1-5 on 41 reviews

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Good Tyre, Nothing to complain about
Good Tyre, Nothing to complain about. Quiet on the road, Grippy Offroad and good self cleaning properties

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Changed the way my 4x4 performed!
Purchased a full set of KM3 mud tyres and they change the way my discovery for handled particularly on inclines. The group the performance were amazing I would highly recommend this tire.

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The ultimate off-road tyre.
I’ve tried several brands of tyres over the years and would range from 4,000km -18,000km , it certainly wasn’t enough km out of the tyres considering the price I was paying. I bit the bullet and changed to the BFG’S and they have been unreal , I got 65,000 km out of my first set and now I’m on my 2nd set. They wear very well , great in the mud and sand and they have next to no road noise when travelling up the bitumen.

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KM3 265\75\R16 on Land Rover Defender 90
These muddys have the best off-road grip one can find on the tyre market. The KM3 is quieter on the open road and more flexible, gripping rocks when aired down. However, the KM3's longevity is not the same as the previous versions (KM2's or KM1) . The 50 000km of gravel, rock, mud and sand that I've done on my current KM3 set has left some battle scars, with some lobes sheered off, making balancing the tyres a tricky ordeal. This only started happening at 80 000 km on my previous KM2 sets. If you really need great off-road grip, I would still recommend the KM3, even at the steep price in South Africa.

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Great Muddies
The KM3s are a great tyre not that noisey on the road like other muddies we have had but very good . I also have a set of KO2s on second set of rims but tend to leave the Muddies on most of the time.





