Looks nice. How’s the diameter compared to the Goodyears? Did you have to recal the speedo?Put these Ridge Grapplers on last week so thought I would share some pics
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Stock Air suspension. A little rubbing on the plastic when @ full lock, but not bad.Stock air suspension? Any rubbing?
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Here's how it went down. I went to Discount Tire and told them I was looking at AT tires - they looked a the truck and recommended this size in the Ridge Grapplers. I asked if there were any concerns about rubbing, throwing rocks that would hit the paint, etc. they said no, so we ordered them. I asked again before they installed them if there was any issue with this size on the factory rims, and they said no...I love the setup looks great! Quick q: those tires (305/45/22) support a 9.5-11.5in wheel but the limited 22's are 9 inches. My dealer said they wouldn't mount my wheels on the 305/45/22 tires because it's a safety concern. I asked a local tire shop and they said no also. Wondering how you got it done?
They are around a little less than an inch larger in diameter. The speedometer is only off around 1 mph @ 65, so I doubt I will recal it.Looks nice. How’s the diameter compared to the Goodyears? Did you have to recal the speedo?
Actually, Discount TIre's website lists them as supporting 9.0-11.5" rims:Here's how it went down. I went to Discount Tire and told them I was looking at AT tires - they looked a the truck and recommended this size in the Ridge Grapplers. I asked if there were any concerns about rubbing, throwing rocks that would hit the paint, etc. they said no, so we ordered them. I asked again before they installed them if there was any issue with this size on the factory rims, and they said no...
Now that you mention it though, I do remember seeing that they were made to for 9.5-11.5" rims, so I might call them tomorrow to double check. I definitely dont want any safety issues. But I love them so far!
I have the same setup. Installed by Discount tire. I did notice the same 9.5-11.5 on the tire spec but personally wasn't concerned. I am not saying that to suggest that you shouldn't validate, just my opinion.Here's how it went down. I went to Discount Tire and told them I was looking at AT tires - they looked a the truck and recommended this size in the Ridge Grapplers. I asked if there were any concerns about rubbing, throwing rocks that would hit the paint, etc. they said no, so we ordered them. I asked again before they installed them if there was any issue with this size on the factory rims, and they said no...
Now that you mention it though, I do remember seeing that they were made to for 9.5-11.5" rims, so I might call them tomorrow to double check. I definitely dont want any safety issues. But I love them so far!
Discount tire is Americas tire on the West coast. Their website says the same so I'll give them a call tomorrow. Not knowing much about tire and wheel sizing, can someone let me know what the concern is with the wheel being 1/2 smaller then the recommended wheel size?Actually, Discount TIre's website lists them as supporting 9.0-11.5" rims:
How is the ride compared to the stock 285's? I have the LImited setup as well and was considering going to a 20" wheel, the 285/45 tires suck.I had them match Amazons price $364 at the time, and they gave me $200 for my original tires that had about 6k on them. I could have probably sold the originals outright for more but I decided against having a stack of tires in the garage.
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Wondering what you don't like about them?How is the ride compared to the stock 285's? I have the LImited setup as well and was considering going to a 20" wheel, the 285/45 tires suck.
Ride is a lot harsher than my previous 2015 limited with the 275/60r20's. I ran the Toyo AT II's.Wondering what you don't like about them?
In my case, ride quality is great. Also, they wear very well. I have 10k miles on one set, and they still look almost new. Granted, they are not off road or snow tires. Other than that, no complaints. Just curious.
Ride seems the same as the stock Goodyears, but a little louder. Not too loud though. I can hear other people's AT tires over mine on the road, and if the radio is on I can't hear them. I'm sure 20s would give a little more cushioning.How is the ride compared to the stock 285's? I have the LImited setup as well and was considering going to a 20" wheel, the 285/45 tires suck.
Put these Ridge Grapplers on last week so thought I would share some pics
I have these wheels on my new RAM. Did these tires alter your factory ride in any way?
I have these on my Laramie, 4x4, steel suspension. No rub!anyone do this combination without the air suspension? Any rub?