20" or 22" Again

[Crusin]

Beside the hard core 18" or even 17" wheel enthusiast, what are your opinions about 20" vs 22"?

My 2024 1500 Laramie came with 22" wheels and though I really didn't like them I got a very good deal that I couldn't pass on. The truck came with 285/45/R22 that to me do not give enough side wall. I was thinking on going back down to 20" for multiple reasons. 1) more side wall equates to better ride quality, 2) 20" tires are less expensive even up to 30% less and 3) much more selection in 20" tires. I was thinking of going to a 285/60R20 or even a 275/65R20. Can I fit a 34.5" tire with just a level kit?

Also, what is the offset for the stock 22" wheels?

What do you guys think?

 

[Rock Crawler]

Stock = 22 x 9 +19 offset 6 x 5.5” (6 x 139.7 mm)

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

Beside the hard core 18" or even 17" wheel enthusiast, what are your opinions about 20" vs 22"?

My 2024 1500 Laramie came with 22" wheels and though I really didn't like them I got a very good deal that I couldn't pass on. The truck came with 285/45/R22 that to me do not give enough side wall. I was thinking on going back down to 20" for multiple reasons. 1) more side wall equates to better ride quality, 2) 20" tires are less expensive even up to 30% less and 3) much more selection in 20" tires. I was thinking of going to a 285/60R20 or even a 275/65R20. Can I fit a 34.5" tire with just a level kit?

Also, what is the offset for the stock 22" wheels?

What do you guys think?

I was going to stay 22's and grab 285/55R22 with a 3" lift. They will also fit stock with a heat gun to front liners. The ONLY reason I'm going 20's is I found a good deal on 285/65R20 Falken Wildpeak AT4W and grabbed wheels for a good price. This size will fit with your level as well.

I don't want a full 35X12.5