2021 limited lift options and tires.

[Macmann]

I just got a 2021 limited eco diesel. I’m interested in leveling the truck out with links. What is the best option for tires on my stock 22 inch rims? I love the ride quality currently with the stock tires. I would like to try to avoid road noise. Should I stick with 33 inch tires instead of 35?

 

[BowersFJ]

You are currently on all-season passenger tires …. Anything 35” is going to be an LT E load, and you will lose some ride quality … 35’s belong under a lifted truck, not stuffed under a leveled truck …. JMO


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[d15nonvtec]

I would stick with a 33" tall tire, but you could move into an All Terrain. Won't be as loud or rough as a mud tire

 

[Macmann]

Thanks for your replies. Looks like I’ll stick with 33’s. What’s a good quiet quality tire?

 

[BowersFJ]

Thanks for your replies. Looks like I’ll stick with 33’s. What’s a good quiet quality tire?

Michelin LTX …. Nothin better out there for what you’re lookin for


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[bmoremd21053]

I am looking to go 33s as well, let me know what you go with. Having trouble nailing down a tire.

 

[UnloosedChewtoy]

Thanks for your replies. Looks like I’ll stick with 33’s. What’s a good quiet quality tire?

I am looking to go 33s as well, let me know what you go with. Having trouble nailing down a tire.

This is like asking for everyone's favorite color. You're going to get a lot of different answers, none of them necessarily wrong, so be prepared.

Are you looking for aggressive looks; do you want performance in snow, mud, or sand; do you want on road manners? Some combination?

Best mud tires are horrible in snow, rain, on-road, etc. and noisy on road.
Best snow/ice tires are horrible in mud, sand, etc., and wear quickly in dry, regular conditions.
Best on-road/MPG tires are horrible in mud, sand, snow, etc.
All terrains are a compromise to try to cover as many of the above situations as possible. Some work better than others, depending on what order you prioritize the above situations.

 

[Klicht87]

You should just look through the threads, instead of a new one that's most likely been answered already.

 

[azram520]

Hey - I was researching a lot and ended up going with Toyo 33 x 12.5. Love them, the road noise is very minimal and ride quality is noticeably better. No lift, no rubbing.

Here is a thread that help me decide:

Toyo Open Country AT III on 20' Limited with 22"

Hey folks, just wanted to share my initial impressions of this tire. Got it installed a few days ago and so far it's riding excellently. After scouring this forum, I decided to get the 33x12.50/22 on my Limited. I have air suspension, no level/lift etc, and I have had no rubbing under normal...

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Here is a few shots of my limited.