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stlavsa Senior Enthusiast

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http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/Super-Swa...;t_pn=SSTRXS-29

 

Theres a link to the tire that I am looking at... The main reason I am lookin at this tire is because well..I havent found much for a 22" wheel thats a 35" tire. Most of the 22's are 37" tire which is too big for me.

 

(I like the current profile I have of 305/55/20 or 33.2x12x20) and to keep that profile Im going to need to go to 22's when I go to 35's.

 

I noticed rockstar22 you are running a 35x22 on rockstars, is it this tire? What other tires are options for me? I cant find any really besides superswampers. The truck rarely sees the off-road, so a beefy all-terrain is what I prefer.

 

Right now I am running the pro-comp extreme ATs because they are beefier than some mud tires but have a 40,000 mile warranty. They arent avail in the size I desire or I would be sticking with them. Long lasting and looks are my main concern, I dont mud it more than a few times a year.

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Yeah thats the tire im running. I like them, they have a mildly aggressive sidewall and a nice tread pattern. I have about 15k miles on them, and im at about 50-60% tread life remaining.

J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

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Not the best daily driver tire, but just don't expect good mileage from them and you will be good. Have you thought of maybe going with a smaller wheel? As you noticed, not much in the 22" range as far as off-road tires go.

stlavsa Senior Enthusiast

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Not the best daily driver tire, but just don't expect good mileage from them and you will be good. Have you thought of maybe going with a smaller wheel? As you noticed, not much in the 22" range as far as off-road tires go.

 

 

I already have a smaller wheel actually. I am the 20" rockstars on 33's, when I bought them I was only planning on doing a leveling kit. With a 6" lift I am going to try and run the 20's and 33's but I think its going to look a little small, I could just go with 35's with the 20" rockstars, but I like the look of the wheel/tire combo now, so If i wana go 2" up on the tire size I want to go 2" up on the wheel diameter to compensate.

 

There are alot more options if I stick with the 20" wheel, but the 22's look so much better in my opinion. They actually look big, the 20's dont look big on the truck at all.

blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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J-man is right, your choices are very limited unless you want to consider going up to 37's. But if 22's and 35's is what you want, then go for it.

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