305 45 22s
#21
I have an 08 Harley that I'm having the same issue with. Finally got a tire shop to do some research and found Nitto 285/50/22.They are $380 each though. Will need 2.5" level and alignment. The 305/45/22 might be a bit wider than I'd like but both have enough sidewall for me in the A/T version. That blue truck on the pics is a nice set up. The limited still looks like our stock. Not aggressive enough.
#22
I have a '13 Limited and I'm putting 285/55R22 Terra Grappler G2s on mine as soon as my Pirelli Crapions wear out! They're 34.1"H X 11.2" W. I have F150lifts Boss coil overs set at 2" and may have to do a little trimming, but want bigger tires.
#23
That's the ones I'm looking at in the 50 series. These A/t tires are high. Had 305/45/23 on my Yukon xl before this truck and thought $270 per tire was bad. Make sure you post some pics.
#25
Just a follow up. I ended up buying the hankook 305 45 22 a/t tire. I liked the look and the price was right. I would have gone with the 285 50 or 55 22 nitto but couldn't justify the extra $600 they would have cost me.
So far they have been great. I daily drive them, they are smooth and quiet. I took them on a 2k mile trip towing my 6k trailer and they handled the weight perfectly. I even took them in the sand and they had enough tread to keep moving in 4wd. And they look great, I didn't want my top of the line truck looking like a mud truck
So far they have been great. I daily drive them, they are smooth and quiet. I took them on a 2k mile trip towing my 6k trailer and they handled the weight perfectly. I even took them in the sand and they had enough tread to keep moving in 4wd. And they look great, I didn't want my top of the line truck looking like a mud truck
#26
Just a follow up. I ended up buying the hankook 305 45 22 a/t tire. I liked the look and the price was right. I would have gone with the 285 50 or 55 22 nitto but couldn't justify the extra $600 they would have cost me.
So far they have been great. I daily drive them, they are smooth and quiet. I took them on a 2k mile trip towing my 6k trailer and they handled the weight perfectly. I even took them in the sand and they had enough tread to keep moving in 4wd. And they look great, I didn't want my top of the line truck looking like a mud truck
So far they have been great. I daily drive them, they are smooth and quiet. I took them on a 2k mile trip towing my 6k trailer and they handled the weight perfectly. I even took them in the sand and they had enough tread to keep moving in 4wd. And they look great, I didn't want my top of the line truck looking like a mud truck
#27
#29
Ford puts 315s on an 8.5" rim on the Raptors. A lot more sidewall than what we are talking about here, but still. It'll be fine on a 9" wheel.
#30
Next I gotta make sure I like the look of the 420s tires lol They're in great shape and at $200 it's a good deal. Was going between them and a set of 285/45r22 Duelers.