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Less lugs and more highway looking grooves. But you're going to reduce off-road versatility.
I think quiet is a relative term. I don’t believe these newer tires are gonna sound like boggers or swampers... I drive 35” grapplers and they are quiet to me, especially with the radio turned up 
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On your current vehicle or the Bronco? I have Ko2s on my truck and they are not loud at all IMO. They are ATs and are more aggressive than my toyos were. I really like them. I wouldn't replace my new Bronco tires, though. I think it would be $2000+ to replace 5 35" tires with Ko2s.
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My coworker loves his 35x12.5 K02s. He drives an 80s gmc pickup. He says, relative to other tires he's used in that size, they're pretty quiet. He's surprised on how long they've lasted too.
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Are you getting a Sasquatch? From a video review by a tire supplier posted here it looks like the OEM 35” will be relatively quiet.
I’ve got K02 on my 96 Bronco and 19 F150 crew. IMO the quietest and smoothest riding tire available
I've got KO2's on my 2014 F150 (LT285/75R17 - my second set on this truck). They are pretty quiet for what they are. They do get louder as they wear and seem to go about 50-55k miles with no problems
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https://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=ORAT&width=315/&ratio=70&diameter=17&&autoMake=Ford&autoYear=2021&autoModel=Bronco&vehicleSearch=true&autoModClar=Wildtrak&sortValue=1#ratingsSort
If you read some of the reviews it helps as some will discuss noise.
If you read some of the reviews it helps as some will discuss noise.
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I have the Falcon Wildpeak A/T3W 35/55R20 on my titan, I can't hear them at all.
I've had 4 or 5 sets of bfg kos and ko2s the make 0 noise. I have nitto ridge grapplers on on my f250 and they are a little noisy after wearing in but not bad at all, the radio easily fixes it. Also it's an 8000 pound truck so that makes them louder too
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Nitto Trail Grapplers are the quietest that I’ve had.
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They all start off quiet when new. As they wear the noise will increase. The KO2's on my Raptor were very quiet for the first half of their life. Now I am starting to hear them. The Duratrac's on my FJ Cruiser started quiet. At about 10k miles they started to get loud.
I second this. And they last an impressive amount of miles for an off road tire. (Although full disclosure my exhaust fell off so maybe that’s why I don’t hear the tires lol)
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