Tire recommendation for 22” stock oem Laramie wheels

[Bwsteg]

Looking for an all season tire (stock size) that is quiet, smooth and handles well in wet and snow conditions. I currently have the oem Goodyear tires. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

 

[Texas_Ram]

Looking for an all season tire (stock size) that is quiet, smooth and handles well in wet and snow conditions. I currently have the oem Goodyear tires. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

I went with Toyo AT/3 in 285/55/22 if you want to upsize from OEM. Not much snow here in texas but they are snow rated, and they did great in rain , which was must have for me, and they have 50k tread warranty

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[Ortiz7983]

I went with Toyo AT/3 in 285/55/22 if you want to upsize from OEM. Not much snow here in texas but they are snow rated, and they did great in rain , which was must have for me, and they have 50k tread warranty

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Any rubbing? I wanted to go with 305/45/22 ridge grapplers. I don’t have a level or lift on my trick. All stock and I don’t want it to rub. Any pictures of the full truck in the image?

 

[Texas_Ram]

Any rubbing? I wanted to go with 305/45/22 ridge grapplers. I don’t have a level or lift on my trick. All stock and I don’t want it to rub. Any pictures of the full truck in the image?

It rubbed once at full lock, wheel to the left, in reversing into parking spot, that spot is the small corner of inner fender liner which is easy fix. 305/45/22 should work, I just got the truck, cracked one of the rims on oem stock tires, repaired it and went 34” Toyo for more sidewall! Got all my tire ideas and overall look searching tire sizes in this forum.
I have a 2” motofab level kit on mine.

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[Venom700]

Looking for an all season tire (stock size) that is quiet, smooth and handles well in wet and snow conditions. I currently have the oem Goodyear tires. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

SCORPION VERDE ALL SEASON PLUS II

 

[Ortiz7983]

It rubbed once at full lock, wheel to the left, in reversing into parking spot, that spot is the small corner of inner fender liner which is easy fix. 305/45/22 should work, I just got the truck, cracked one of the rims on oem stock tires, repaired it and went 34” Toyo for more sidewall! Got all my tire ideas and overall look searching tire sizes in this forum.
I have a 2” motofab level kit on mine.

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So I decided to purchase either the 2 or 2.5 motofab spacers. Did you install new control arms?

 

[Texas_Ram]

nice, either would work, I didn’t get new control arms, just the 2” level on and that’s it.
The 2.5 level looks slightly nose up in pictures to me, but doesn’t look bad. A lot of guys go with 2.5 to clear 35” tires

 

[Ortiz7983]

nice, either would work, I didn’t get new control arms, just the 2” level on and that’s it.

The 2.5 level looks slightly nose up in pictures to me, but doesn’t look bad. A lot of guys go with 2.5 to clear 35” tires

Got ya. I don’t like the nose up. I might go with the 2. 35’s are too heavy for me. I’ll do anything between 33s-34s. Glad to know just 2” spacers in the front will clear 34s. Any other pictures you may have of your truck you can share? Also close up of the tires? I would highly appreciate it.

 

[jimchi]

Looking for an all season tire (stock size) that is quiet, smooth and handles well in wet and snow conditions. I currently have the oem Goodyear tires. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

Yeah I don’t know what those other guys are going on about but an All-Terrain tire is not what you want. AT tires are loud and ride quality is not a design goal.

For the qualities you’re looking for, you should go with an all-season. Consumer Reports’ top recommendation is the Continental TerrainContact H/T. Their synopsis:

The TerrainContact HT has an outstanding 95,000 projected mile tread life based on CR's test, though consumer tread life can vary based on vehicle and road conditions. Excellent snow traction and stops well on dry and wet surfaces. Very quiet, too.

Tire rack also rates the Continental highly. I currently have the Michelin Defender LTX M/S on my ‘03 Explorer, and I’ve been happy with them (also highly rated by CR). Looks like the Continental is cheaper and has better scores all-around, so I’d probably try those if it were time for replacements myself.

 

[Timeless]

Looking for an all season tire (stock size) that is quiet, smooth and handles well in wet and snow conditions. I currently have the oem Goodyear tires. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance.

I would recommend adding your truck details to your signature and your location in your profile. Helps with others being able to answer questions or make recommendations.