wheel width to tire width...

Chris Pino · June 27, 2016

Since I have the Rally 2 with 22x9 inch wheels I am limited to literally two tires out there that are 33/12.50/22 the Atturo Trail blade m/t or the toyo open country m/t. I am leaning towards the Atturo due to the price and I have read reviews on people who hve used them and have not seen a bad thing but my only dilemma is my wheel is 9 inches wide and that tire says it can be mounted to 9.5-10.5 wheels.....will it still work on my wheels does .5 of an inch matter?

Realmc1969 · June 27, 2016

I have heard mixed reviews on the atturo. A lot of complaints from dealers about being unable to balance the mud terrain and them wearing out. I almost got the at version but didn't because I couldn't find enough info. As far as the size. It will handle it it just imo has too much of a bubble look then. Fat guy little coat. Very round and it will be more likely to create a squirrelly feeling.

Nightwalker · June 28, 2016

The factory P285/45r/22 dueler a/t Bridgestone

Rh-s heard are great tires could last 80k miles,800.00 shipped from tire rack.I had them on a 2014 seem like a good ride.I bought same tire for 2016.check the reviews.

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Chris Pino · June 28, 2016

Thanks for the input.

The factory P285/45r/22 dueler a/t Bridgestone
Rh-s heard are great tires could last 80k miles,800.00 shipped from tire rack.I had them on a 2014 seem like a good ride.I bought same tire for 2016.check the reviews.

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I am looking for a more aggressive tire and something that will do better in the snow...I live in FL but work in virginia during fall/winter

Vic15 · June 28, 2016

http://m.nittotire.com/light-truck-tires/trail-grappler-mud-terrain-light-truck-tire/

Chris Pino · June 28, 2016

now as far as tire pressure sensors go does it notify you ONLY if you have low pressure because for that tire it says 65 psi and with the tires now i'm running like 37 psi

http://m.nittotire.com/light-truck-tires/trail-grappler-mud-terrain-light-truck-tire/

Thanks for the link man I didnt know Nitto had that size i was looking for

Vic15 · June 28, 2016

Glad to help search. My brother just put the same tire (35 in) on his Black Widow. Monitor shows whatever pressure I'm running. 65 psi is probably the max pressure for that tire. I run about 46 psi.

amxguy1970 · June 28, 2016

Thanks for the input.

I am looking for a more aggressive tire and something that will do better in the snow...I live in FL but work in virginia during fall/winter

An MT isn't better in snow except deep snow. All other circumstances an AT would be better, especially in the city with ice or packed snow, that is where the MT is the worse.

If you want to step up in aggression over stock i'd check the Nitto Terra Grappler, pretty sure they come in 22's and will do better in most situations than an MT.

tyler