Thanks - were you tires also 285/45/R22 ? I see a lot of folks posting these tires on smaller rims: Either 20" or 18". I actually think these tires ride pretty nice but don't have much experience in rain or snow (only 300 miles or so on them). Can someone with longer ownership provide some rain/snow feedback, pros and cons please.
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No, mine were the size I posted in the link(275/65/18). A tire shop should be able to order your size though. As far as snow/rain driving mine did very well in both. I live in southern PA and have a hunting camp in northern PA and routinely drive in deep snow up there and they did good when needed. Mine had approximately 30,000 miles on them and they had around 6/32 tread left I just wanted something more aggressive.
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I didn’t know you could spec the 22” wheels with the ORG. I had the OEM A/T3Wa 20” tires on my Longhorn, and they were great. They still had some life when I replaced them at 56k miles. I now have A/T4Ws, but only because the A/T3Wa has been discontinued. These are more aggressive, only slightly heavier (in XL rating), and only a little noisier. The XL tires have a 65k mileage warranty.
