Thanks! Appreciate the comment! Check out the liftkit i got if you have time!

Do u still have the tires till today, I have a tucson 2017 . am thinking of getting this too let me know if it worth it.

thanks! appreciate it!

hey there!! bush bar? like the Bull bar in the front of the grill? you have any problem w/ it scraping the bottom? Not sure which one you got. I would like to get lights on top one day, hard b/c i have a Pani roof, so not sure exactly where the drilling would happen. glad to see another fellow Tucson customizer! take care!

I have the original grill that came on the Tucson. So I recessed a Kawell 14” led light bar right into the grill and it fits perfectly. Blends in very well and super bright. Changed all of my lights to Led bulbs highs,lows, fogs ,tall etc. I installed a off-road looking black, red and grey exterior add on bumper with Bush bar that’s build into bumper. Good score .It really adds to the front end. Ordered some tall light covers “Jeep style” and plasti dip them black also the lower reflectors are the same. Have Red off-road hooks build right into the rear bumper , that looks like the Jeep Cherokee. Plasti dip all emblems and installed a Yakima cargo skybox plus much more. I will look into a muffler system this spring. Maybe I should make a You tube video of my Tucson and put it online. Keep the Tucson Modz coming, they are a lot of have fun and have a great look. 👊

Man, I would love to see what you did to your Tucson. I just bought the KO2's for mine. I want to go for an offroad look aswell. The bush bar is what I'm interested in.

no problem! hope it helped!

It did!!!

Hi there! glad you like the video! check out my others! I have gotten a leveling/lift kit to my car, along with the tires, I have alittle more clearance now! good luck! Try to find the proper kit for your Sportage!

Glad to help! Thanks for watching!

hey there thanks fellow cousin of hyundai! glad my videos helped you in anyway. make sure you get the right one for your Sportage! drive safe and have fun!

Hi Did you get those Ko2's on those 17" rims under your wheel arches without a lift kit. If so let me know if they rub at all anywhere. That'll save me buying smaller rims. UK fan

@@foresterboy2011 hey my friend, they fit snug but no problem without a lift, I only get minor rubbing if fully turn my wheel and back out of a spot (which seems to be quite rare) I had 235/65/17 and had no problem with rubbing whatsoever. But I gained an inch in height and width by going to 245/65/17

Sweet! I got a 2012 sportage .. also looking for biggest possible wheel to fit in there.. original ones r 235/55/18.. I know that ford ranger wheels and older jeep wheels fit.. (235/75/15) usualy with BFGs ko2 on them.. im about to pick up a set of used ones.. just wonder if they would rub or not.. only 1inch bigger in diameter over all.. Do u have any pics/videos of yr kia?

@@TheInternalwisdom instagram.com/p/B_seknlHalO/ heres a link to my instagram where I've got lots of pics and videos, cheers

Glad it was helpful!

no problem! good luck!

Hey there! Thanks for the comment! Wow on your Odyssey! Thats going to look awesome! I saw some really cool minivans with lifts and off terrain tires, will look bad ass! Good luck on that! Take the leap! Its your vehicle, make it as fun as you want!

My pleasure 😊 I also have a video review of a lift kit/spacers if you're interested.

Thanks and greatings!

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may? you WILL! LOL. good luck!

What is ur rim offsett? Maybe urs are sticking out even more hitting the edge of the fender? I actually never had a problem with my back tires rubbing, my front ones rubbed maybe 1-2 times. But also i got a liftkit/leveling kit raising it up 1.6inches.

yup I got it over a month ago already. if you are part of the Hyundai Tucson Forum on Facebook, i've had alot of pictures and posts about it. I will try to make a quick video showing it off soon.

Hey there, i was told there would be a change in speed, but it was only 1-3mph that I did not really see a difference (so i left it as is) Thanks for checking out the video!

Any rubbing issues with the 245/50R19?

Actually i say .6 bc even tho its 29", thats the diameter. Standing a tire back to back isnt the same as Center to center. once u lock in the tire to the wheel/bolt it in, u have to keep in mind its about .6inchs difference in circumference

We have are heading into summer here so imma try to find some dirt roads!

im running some cooper discoverer tires (235/55r18) which handled quite nicely through some trails. However just beware of your ground clearance and bumps. Ended up damaging just the shield underneath.

@@testedpancake12 was this on a tucson? so far i dont even think I have any evidence that my tires have touched the inner shield once.. It might have thrown up some gravel and dirt, but thats about it,.

@@WylunCustoms do you notice any rubbing when you turn fully with the larger tires? yea on a tucson. I mean the tires fit fine but while off roading i damaged the shield , must of hit a bump a bit too hard or something.

@mojive8435 It's a year later - did you do the upgrade for your tires, and was there a performance hit? I'm looking at a 2017 and am concerned about the strain on the transmission and fuel consumption.

@@m1cajah Hi there, yes I fitted 235/55/19 road tyres on my stock rims... It drives very nice, ride is softer especially on bumpy roads due to the higher side walls, ground clearance is a bit better. I can't really say there was any effect on performance, but the speedo is now true, and no longer 5km/h below actual speed. I do experience a problem with rubbing on the suspension when I do a full turn, and since I have mudflaps it rubs as well (when turning). But otherwise it looks and feels great!

TREADS! lol thanks for that.

Not to mention killlllller on gas

hey there, here is the link www.hyundaipartsdeal.com/genuine/hyundai-hood-deflector~d3024-adu00.html good luck!

Ya there are many different sizes, which is great from KO2s b/c alot of other companies you are limited to their sizes. good luck! thanks for stopping by!

There’s a chance that the Ram has better sound dampening in the cab.

hey there, I still have the KO's and im loving it.. honestly it doesnt feel THAT much different from stock. Sometimes when I'm driving, i even forget i have them on. as for steering system getting ruined over the years go by? not sure. you have a reason you think that would happen? I would like to also note that this NEW set up tires/rims are actually lighter than the original stock set up. the new tires are actually a bit heavier. but the stock rims are alot heavier than the new ones i have. (since they were 19's vs 16's)

Hi there! No i dont have any rubbing issues. I've had this for about 5 months and I think i had one rubbing issue, but taht was when i was going 70 on the highway and hit a BUMP and heard it alittle. other than that, no problems. going up and down the driveway, curbs, going up hills, no problem at all. (I drive this car daily to work, a bout 55miles a day, if i had a problem with rubbing, I would of addressed it and got it fixed. ) Check some websites and google tire sizes and input your specifications to see how big the diameter is. Mine are 29inches.. i think, THINK!! you can get away with 30inches but I would feel very unconfident until they are put on and you see yourself. Mine are 235/70/16s so you can use that as a reference. good luck!

WylunCustoms sounds good! Thanks again for the info!

Wow nice! I have to admit that cruz has sparked my interest! Would def need some new tires lol. Hope you enjoy it when you pick up it up!

I just ordered my Santa Cruz. Were you able to put these on???? Thinking of going from 20” to 18” with K02s

Just dont go too big, try to find out your stock tires size and go from there.. maybe 1-2 inches bigger is fine. also if you change your Wheel/rims, you can get smaller ones like 16's and make the tire size bigger (side wall wise) good luck!

I see no problem. if the tires are the same exact size then you should be fine. the second the tire sizes are bigger, then you will have to see if they will clear/fit the turning radius.

hey there, they do great! I had originally planned to take them off in the summer but just kept them on. after you see them on your tucson, you wont want to take them off lol!

hi there, I did not have any proglems turning.. when i went over bumps going fast (45+mph lets say), u can hear a bit rubbing in the wheel well... wasnt bad tho.. I did end up getting a 1.3mm spacer lift, which helped alot on any bump rubbing and gave it a better stance. but if you just want to run it w/o the lift, you are completely fine. remember my wheel/rims are new and poked out alittle more, might of helped w/ any turning rub.

well you tell them they dont know what they're talking about!!!!! lol jkjk, but no, you do not NEED a lift. I drove for about 9 months w/o a lift and was perfectly fine. I ended up putting 30mm spacers b/c I thought it would look better. nothing crazy but def. added some more clearance. I do have a video on that if you have not seen it. check it out. good luck!

clearance as in the tires in the wheelwell? I never had any real problems when it came to rubbing. i literally had like 1-2 instances when i hit a bad bump going like 70mph but that happens. overall though i had no problems with them before my lift kit. good luck!!

hey there! good question and something I researched myself. So from websites, I was told it would be off 2mph.. even the autobody shop I got my tires changed mentioned it might be off but not noticable. I've actually gone past speed/traffic indicators in school zones and I feel like its not that off, if not at all. like 1-2mph.. not a huge deal that I have problems. Hope that helps. It does make sense b/c the rotations of the tires are technically more since its a smaller rim/wheel.. however the tire diameter is alittle bigger than b4 so it should even out? in the end, like i said barely noticable difference from my experience.

WylunCustoms no worries at all thanks. Yep a smaller 16” rim or a 20” rim size wouldn’t matter as long as the overall tyre height/sidewall is compensated to as close to standard tyre height that was programmed to the car factory. I saw one shot you took of your standard wheels up against your ko2’s and they’re very similar height so chances are it’s a fraction off but as you said barely noticeable. Cheers again

dont think i see a big difference, I think i get worsen MPG from my roof rack.

ya it should fine. good luck!

honestly, I took a gamble. I think at the time I might have been the FIRST person to try this, (from what i saw online) and I really didnt have anything to reference from. I just measured to make sure i didnt go too big from stock and went conservative.

for normal driving, no, there was no rubbing. if i hit a decent pot hole or a bump, there was some rubbing. I eventually got a leveling kit installed, (video is up, you can search it). it wasnt 100% necessary but it was much appreciated and i liked it alot. thanks for checking out my video!

go to tirerack.com and input your information! depending on the size rims you already, you might need to get new ones.

@Joe Reed Did it work out for you? I just bought a 2011 Escape and really want these type of tires on it and having a little trouble researching.

Hey there! i actually have no problems hitting high speeds. I've been on the highway and had no problem hitting 85-90mph on long road trips w/o me even realizing. is there a reason why you think it wouldn't be able to? I did not get any professional opinions on it.. just did all my own research. the tires are actually bigger than stock recommended so there is a difference in actual speed vs what is projected on your speedometer. the difference is about 2-3mphs. not a huge difference.

I think i have but never looked into it. thanks for the comment!

@@WylunCustoms It doesn't work lol

this set up is actually less weight compared to the OEM. I forgot the exact numbers (which is in my office at work, where i did all my research... but cant go back there now....=T ) but the OEM wheels were 19inches, vs the 16 inches i have now.. which is a significant difference in weight. The KO2's are heavier than the OEM tires but by not that much.. maybe a couple lbs. The difference in weight of the wheels were greater.

hi sorry for the late reply. Honestly I did all the research first to see if it will fit or not then i presented them with my measurements and what i wanted to do. they said the 16s would fit but you have to look at the Offset to make sure it will clear your turning radius, thats the biggest problem i encountered. Have you also used TireSize.com.. check out the sizes to see if it will fit also. I'm not sure your dimensions in your wheel well so i cant answer.

Hey well i was told the same in the tire shop, but i already had the 16inch wheels so they just tried them on and it fit just fine.. it depends on the type of rim though, so u just have to try it on and see...

roof rack is standard Hyundai. it is alittle higher than your normal one b/c it clears the Pani room on top.

Hi there, yup the new rims weigh less than the stocks. Stocks are 19s vs 16s. My whole new set up is actually lighter. While the new tires are alittle heavier than the older ones, however the 19s rims are way heavier than the 16inch rims.

are you looking to get new rims too? or stick with the same ones. try tiresize.com and see what you have vs what you want.

WylunCustoms I actually just got mine done! Check out the video on my page

its ok, if you got the basic trim, that means you got the more reliable 8 speed automatic right!? you're winning there then!

@@WylunCustoms that's a good point. I'm new to these vehicles brand

AutoClover Vent Visors? They are the only ones I can find that has 3 pieces per side-

Hey there! would be glad to help. the roof rack i got it from Hyundai..your Limited Tucson should already have the rails if you have a Pana roof. (unless that is only Ultimate version) So if you want to ask them if you can cut a deal for the bars. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0188BKSW2/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - Autoclover window rain guards www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041LN1L4/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - License Plate bumper I also got a hood deflector and a new grill on mine if you're interested. (also have a video on that if you want to check out my video feed) if you have any questions, feel free to ask and good luck!

@@WylunCustoms Thank you! I watched the grill video first, definitely going to do that upgrade- I got the the limited ultimate used and it didn't come with the rails, i'll have to inquire with a dealership about those. Did you have the deflector added at the same time as the grill? I took a chance on the grill from china- i'll let you know how that goes-

hey there, I actually had the deflector on briefly early on when I got the car. However I took it off b/c it didnt look right to me b/c it was black and the original grill is chrome (did not like the look). Afterwards I got the new grill and it looked good to me but didnt have that BOLD look as the original grill did... and I realize the deflector was the missing touch! so i put it back on after the new grill lol. I'm sure the grill you got from china is fine. I got mine from Korea, but I'm more than confident they are all the same anyway. good luck!

@@WylunCustoms Thank you - I found a deflector with the black hardware on ebay, i haven't pulled the trigger yet, but I definitely like it better than the other ones that i have found with silver hardware. My Tucson is blue, I debated if I should have got the mesh grill with chrome on the sides or the straight black one, and I went with the black one, I don't really like chrome but I am a bit worried about the lack of BOLDness- The seller of the grill confirmed that it will fit mine after I sent him pictures - I created this mock-up - i think it looks tight ibb.co/30Brsgc

I've had these on for about 5 months and I think i only rubbed once or twice. once When i was driving really fast and i hit a really large bump in the road and i def. heard it.. other than that for daily driving, no rubbing. However I am actually getting a lift kit installed in the up coming weeks. Mainly for the look and not for function haha. But It will help if any rubbing will happen in the future. Remember though, my Ko2's are on 16's. if you are getting 17s, be careful! good luck!

Appreciate the reply!! And all the info. My wife is set on keeping the 17s so I think we will run the 225/65 comes in at around 28.5" I think the 245/65 (only other size in the KO2 that could possibly fit( would be to big at 29.5". That's awesome your going to run a lift. Just 1-2 inches or a little more? Cheers.

@@WylunCustoms hey did you end up getting the lift?

@@jordanurbani5881 yup, 1.2inch lift kit spacers, got them installed about 2 weeks ago. will try to make a video on them asap. nothing too crazy but just made the stance of the car alittle better. if you are part of Hyundai tucson group on facebook i have alot of pictures up of it already.

@@WylunCustoms I'm not on Facebook, but would love to see pictures of the lift and a report on how it rides. Any concerns that the lift will damage the suspension?

no I got it done at a autobody shop in less than 30 mins

I got new tpms installed. About 15 bucks each. The place i got the tires installed did them and supplied them.

@@WylunCustoms did you end up leaving them on in the summer?

Yes, absolutely but do youre research on the original size of your tires and wheel well.. see what fits

hey there! what country are you from?

@@WylunCustoms canada northen quebec

What is the tire size ?

@@triplecoutdoor7495 all info in the video and description section

how is your turbo driving?? I've been hearing bad stuff about the 1.6 model as far as transmission ...

I have a hyundai tucson 2018 night edition

You will be fine for everyday driving. I eventually got a 1.5in lift spacer, but its not necessary. Drive around for a while and see if you think you need it. I drove for almost a yr b4 i got the lift. I only had 2-3 occasions when i rubbed under the fender off a bad bump going fast on the highway. Nothing major. Enjoy and have fun!

Hey there! I dont have a rav4 so i dont kno your exact measurements in your wheel well, but i would recommend you going to Tiresize.com and compare your current size tire with the 225/65/17s you want. Get idea which one is bigger and take a look at your wheel well to see how much room you have. I literally did that to the best of my abilities.

Ok thanks..btw ur hyundai looks awesome ilikeit..

hey there! my roof rack? my rails are stock, my cross bars are stock Hyundai (but they are higher up version as I have a Panoramic roof) snowboarding rack is Yakima, not full size.. can only fit one snowboard and a pair of skis side by side.. would not be able to fit two snowboards side by side.