KO2 vs Dynapro vs Falken Wildpeak?

I've had the Goodyear Duratrac AT's and found them to be soft, which on my jeep was great because it was light, and I wanted them to hold rocks and obstacles when aired down which they did. However with continued road wear, the center tread wore down and the outer lugs got pretty chopped up to the point where they were obnoxious to drive on. I replaced them prematurely with the Hankook Dynapro ATM's. The ATM's rode great on the highway and performed ok offload but really didn't perform or look aggressive enough for my taste. I just put a set of the BFG AT KO2's on my Tundra, 305/65/R18's, they are the same diameter as BFG's 34's but an inch narrower. I have a 3" lift on the truck but still with the stock rims, so I had a rubbing issue on the skid plate and had to do some cutting. The tires are amazing though. They are rugged enough for anything, and still perform well on the highway and in the rain or snow.
In my humble opinion I choose the BFG's to be the winner hands down.

 

Looks good, like the 18 Toyota rims. I also really like the look of the SCS rims.

 

Think my plan will be to get Billstein 6112/5160, SCS 18 rims and BF kO2 295 70 18.

 

Any UCA rubbing with that setup?

 

I have the Hankook Dynapro ATM's, P275/60/20. Only had them for a week. They ride nice and they a relatively quiet.

 

How is the ride? Does it feel mushy at all?

 

Not at all. They first had 45 psi in them. Dropped them to 38psi. They feel solid.

 

+1 for the KO2s I love them.

 

How are your 37” g2s holding up for wear?

 

I just replaced my first set of KO2s. I got 48k miles out of them and still had a bit of tread left on them. I probably could have gotten more wear had I had them rotated at the proper intervals. After about 30k, they did start getting a bit louder.