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Anyone out there have the Nitto Ridge Grapplers  285/5022 or 285/55/22 on stock 22 inch rims? If you do I would love to see some pics, thank you.

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Hey Drew, thanks for the pics , truck looks great !!  so If I go with the Trail Boss lift I may have to go with the 285/50/22 `s the ridge grappler is a little taller and you have a 3 inch lift, 

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Hey Drew, thanks for the pics , truck looks great !!  so If I go with the Trail Boss lift I may have to go with the 285/50/22 `s the ridge grappler is a little taller and you have a 3 inch lift, 

 

 

 

Another member put on the gm lift and was able to clear 285/55 r 22 ridge grapplers and had no rub and no trim. Here's a Denali with just a level, and a Chevy with the GM 2" lift.

I think the Denali rubs slightly because of the squared off fenders where the Chevy is more round

 

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Nice !!! Love to see more pics of the black High Country , does that have the Chevy wheels ?,  if its possible , thanks for the responses . 

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Those tires appear to be somewhat slim from this angle. Can anyone confirm if the black Trail Boss with black wheels are 285/55s or if they are smaller than that? Maybe 45 series?

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Just to give some reference, here's an LTZ with 285/55 Terra Grappler on 22s with GM 2" lift.  No rubbing with clearance for more.  Ridge Grapplers would fit well...

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Glad I found this forum... I was looking to replace the stock tires on my 2020 Sierra Denali and did not want to do a lift or leveling kit.  I ended up going with NRG's 285/50/R22 last week.  I'm happy so far.  It's a different ride from the crappy Bridgestone Alenza's.  

 

Cheers,

 

JB

On 4/19/2020 at 9:41 AM, thundar56007 said:

Anyone out there have the Nitto Ridge Grapplers  285/5022 or 285/55/22 on stock 22 inch rims? If you do I would love to see some pics, thank you.

 

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On 11/29/2021 at 5:46 PM, JBond01 said:

Glad I found this forum... I was looking to replace the stock tires on my 2020 Sierra Denali and did not want to do a lift or leveling kit.  I ended up going with NRG's 285/50/R22 last week.  I'm happy so far.  It's a different ride from the crappy Bridgestone Alenza's.  

 

Cheers,

 

JB

 

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Did you notice a difference in ride quality going to the more aggressive at tire?

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