305 45 22s on stock rims

[B33k]

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.

I just got my truck and for me in Seattle these tires (stock Goodyears) are awful and very slippery. My driveway is up hill (16%). I spin on the exposed aggregate concrete and truck goes into 4wd auto every time it’s wet to get out, which this time of year is a lot. Anyone have comments on how the perform in the wet and snow?

 

[Sigguy72]

I have these on my Laramie, 4x4, steel suspension. No rub!

Do have it lifted?? I just put the Mopar 2” lift and want to put 22” on it with the Nittos

 

[tazer006]

Do have it lifted?? I just put the Mopar 2” lift and want to put 22” on it with the Nittos

I have bilstein 5100 now, so a 2in level. But I had these tires on for a while before the level and no rub at all. The mopar lift is more lift than I have so it should have zero issues.

 

[Cutler41]

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?

I bumped it up to 305 at American tire didn’t have a problem with it. Much better ride than the stock crap. And my General didn’t break the bank.