Anyone have 325/50R22 on limited?

[Carlos.33193]

Has anyone installed 325/50R22 wheels on the stock limited wheels?

Any issues with rubbing on the upper control arm?

Would this size even fit on the stock limited wheels?

 

[Atlantic Blue]

Translate it to inches. Should make the search alot easier.

 

[Carlos.33193]

Translate it to inches. Should make the search alot easier.

I had found that 35" by 12.5" would fit, but 325/50 is slightly wider (12.8") and wasn't sure if that .3" difference would cause an issue when using the stock limited wheels. I do have a 2" leveling kit but the upper control arm rubbing on the inside sidewall of the tire is my concern.

Reason I ask is, I can still get an XL/RF rated tire in 325/50R22, where as 35" by 12.5" R22 would only come in an E or F rated tired, which would cause more road noise, stiffer ride, etc.

 

[Ellisstrong]

I had found that 35" by 12.5" would fit, but 325/50 is slightly wider (12.8") and wasn't sure if that .3" difference would cause an issue when using the stock limited wheels. I do have a 2" leveling kit but the upper control arm rubbing on the inside sidewall of the tire is my concern.

Reason I ask is, I can still get an XL/RF rated tire in 325/50R22, where as 35" by 12.5" R22 would only come in an E or F rated tired, which would cause more road noise, stiffer ride, etc.

Is that tire too wide to be mounted on a 9 inch wheel?

 

[Swayze]

Is that tire too wide to be mounted on a 9 inch wheel?

I’ve been running 12.5” wides on 8” wheels for a long time on several Jeeps.... everything from a 33 to a 37”x12.5r15 on 15x8’s

 

[Carlos.33193]

Is that tire too wide to be mounted on a 9 inch wheel?

According to MFG it should be used on a rim width of 9-11.5".

 

[Atlantic Blue]

I had found that 35" by 12.5" would fit, but 325/50 is slightly wider (12.8") and wasn't sure if that .3" difference would cause an issue when using the stock limited wheels. I do have a 2" leveling kit but the upper control arm rubbing on the inside sidewall of the tire is my concern.

Reason I ask is, I can still get an XL/RF rated tire in 325/50R22, where as 35" by 12.5" R22 would only come in an E or F rated tired, which would cause more road noise, stiffer ride, etc.

Thanks for adding the conversion - I hate metric sizes - i always have to find a calculator to figure it out. I think folks should put the inch size in parentheses so we can tell at a glance.

Also note that different tires are different sizes meaning the 325/50 might be slightly different in size between brands and tread types.

 

[YellowSled]

Saw someone with 305's on a 22x9 stock wheel an that was the most I would personally put on it.

 

[Bizkit]

Saw someone with 305's on a 22x9 stock wheel an that was the most I would personally put on it.

Are 305's safe on the 22x9?

 

[YellowSled]

Ive seen them posted. i was planning to do the same when i need new tires. Let me see if i can find the saved picture.

 

[YellowSled]

Saw this on FB.

 

[Carlos.33193]

I'm running 305/45R22s now, it's a 12" wide tire that is safe for 9" wheels. I'm looking for something a little bigger in both width and overall diameter, though as there is a big wheel fender gap in normal and higher modes.

I saw one post of someone running the 325/50R22 nitto ridge grapplers, but it damaged their suspension sensor due to the width. But those are about 1/4" wider then other brands 325.