Hello everyone! long time lurker, after 3 months of reading threads I am finally joining the fun.
Apologies for my first post being a tire question, but I am deep in the snow belt and need to decide on two sets of tires ASAP.
new to me 2022 1500 limited 5.7 (coils no air) currently on stock 285/45r22 Scorpion Verdes that seem comfortable in the 3 months I've had them.
Is it possible to keep the responsive handling but add a little more off road capability on a 22" rim, without ending up with an expensive compromise that does nothing well?
I do everything with my truck so I'd like something sporty on pavement that tackles backcountry roads and doesn't need a shoe horn to fit. I was thinking 33" tires and was leaning toward the uncommon ($$$) 285/50r22, so the choice is basically down to LT yokohama geolandar g015 or LT toyo open country A/TIII.
If trying to keep the factory 22s is just causing myself grief, I already have a nice set OEM of 20's planned for winter tires on that I could potentially use.
anyone else trying to have their cake and eat it too? anyone that has made the switch? anything I've missed? thoughts appreciated.
Apologies for my first post being a tire question, but I am deep in the snow belt and need to decide on two sets of tires ASAP.
new to me 2022 1500 limited 5.7 (coils no air) currently on stock 285/45r22 Scorpion Verdes that seem comfortable in the 3 months I've had them.
Is it possible to keep the responsive handling but add a little more off road capability on a 22" rim, without ending up with an expensive compromise that does nothing well?
I do everything with my truck so I'd like something sporty on pavement that tackles backcountry roads and doesn't need a shoe horn to fit. I was thinking 33" tires and was leaning toward the uncommon ($$$) 285/50r22, so the choice is basically down to LT yokohama geolandar g015 or LT toyo open country A/TIII.
If trying to keep the factory 22s is just causing myself grief, I already have a nice set OEM of 20's planned for winter tires on that I could potentially use.
anyone else trying to have their cake and eat it too? anyone that has made the switch? anything I've missed? thoughts appreciated.
