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What is the largest tire for the stock 22 inch High Country wheels?

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Anyone replace their stock tires with a larger more off-road type tire on their 22’s?

When it’s time I’m wanting to replace the stockers with something a bit beefier but not crazy. Something that looks as if belongs there.

Anyone do this?

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2 hours ago, BBrutus said:

Anyone replace their stock tires with a larger more off-road type tire on their 22’s?

When it’s time I’m wanting to replace the stockers with something a bit beefier but not crazy. Something that looks as if belongs there.

Anyone do this?

 

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Hmmm, I have the same wheels 2019

I’m sorry but they look pretty much like the stockers.

I can’t make out the size or make...?

I have a feeling pretty much no matter what we put on those wheels they are going to have close to the same look...

eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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6 hours ago, BBrutus said:

Hmmm, I have the same wheels 2019

I’m sorry but they look pretty much like the stockers.

I can’t make out the size or make...?

I have a feeling pretty much no matter what we put on those wheels they are going to have close to the same look...

They are a 305/45-22 Nitto Terra Grappler, they are basically the same height but 1” wider than OEM.

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Nitto’s are nice tires, thank you for posting pictures.

I’m thinking taller and wider actually.

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11 hours ago, BBrutus said:

Nitto’s are nice tires, thank you for posting pictures.

I’m thinking taller and wider actually.

You're not going to get much wider unless you run spacers, my tire is less than an inch from my upper control arm, I got lucky as I didn't even think about that, if I get a flat I'm thinking the tire will hit the upper control arm. Taller I agree with, I wish I had went taller but since they are basically the same height I didn't have to worry about shift points and speedo issues.

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Those are real easy to change. Going with taller, more sidewall tires to try to balance out the look.

Thank you again!

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10 minutes ago, BBrutus said:

Those are real easy to change. Going with taller, more sidewall tires to try to balance out the look.

Thank you again!

Looking forward to see what you do as I may follow. Looking forward to pictures. 

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It’s not quite time yet, getting ideas at the moment but will post when the time comes..

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Trevor Munsell Enthusiast

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Looks really good without being "too aggressive". Id like to go this route next tire change. Is this stock suspension? Also how has it affected ur mpg's? 

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9 hours ago, Trevor Munsell said:

Looks really good without being "too aggressive". Id like to go this route next tire change. Is this stock suspension? Also how has it affected ur mpg's? 

It was stock suspension at the time, I can’t answer for MPG’s as I really don’t pay attention to that. 

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Sorry to bother you again, but any rubbing with the 305's? Getting ready to pull trigger on these. 

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16 hours ago, Trevs Silv14 said:

Sorry to bother you again, but any rubbing with the 305's? Getting ready to pull trigger on these. 

No rubbing at all with the 305/45-22 on my 19 HC.

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Would you recommend the Terra Grapplers after having them for a while now? Quiet ride, smooth, how did they handle on the rainy roads? I am about ready to purchase these for my 19 HC as well. Any info would be appreciated. 

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