Jammer
February 8, 2009, 11:35pm
1
thenit doesn’t exist.
I’m looking for 22" tires for my truck. I prefer something higher profile than I have now, before I curb up my wheels.
I currently have 305 45/22 on each wheel. I’d like a 22 " tire thats more like a 60, or has more sidewall. 305, or its equivilent in inches is probably about max width.
Let me know if you see anything out there. Must be a truck or all season tread.
Good luck, so far I have failed on the web.
thenit doesn’t exist.
I’m looking for 22" tires for my truck. I prefer something higher profile than I have now, before I curb up my wheels.
I currently have 305 45/22 on each wheel. I’d like a 22 " tire thats more like a 60, or has more sidewall. 305, or its equivilent in inches is probably about max width.
Let me know if you see anything out there. Must be a truck or all season tread.
Good luck, so far I have failed on the web.
I have an account through my uncle @ Shalmont School district for tires of this nature. How soon you need them buddy? How many, six I presume?
how about a 50series all terrain?
Singh1
February 8, 2009, 11:43pm
4
wait
sean actually made it back ?
Shady
February 9, 2009, 5:41am
5
AHHHHH SCHALMONT NOOO!!
God I hated schalmont, dropping out was the best thing i’ve ever done
Jammer
February 9, 2009, 5:50am
6
No real rush…6 would be good, since trucks a 4wd
Jammer
February 9, 2009, 5:51am
7
Perhaps…but NOT at $350-$550 per tire. Help a nagger out.
Again, 60-70 series preferred. I do not think such an animal exists… might have to sell my 22’s for 22.5’s
duuka
February 9, 2009, 6:05am
8
the only thing i could find was a 285 55 22 nitto terra grappler at 373.00 each.
I probably shouldn’t have power braked the truck in front of Adams should I?
i found some 19.5" wheels from a tow truck. time to step down in ballerness.
Jammer
February 10, 2009, 5:23pm
11
Ack, I found some options, most suck or a pricey… but I am staying 22" for now. There would be a “cost” to downgrade. Not into it.
I should have but sleep just sounded so much better at that point