ok guys, i am still debating which way i want to go. so here is another question.

for these rims:

20x8.5 Chrome 6 on 135mm Acorn +40 mm 6.288 3174-06 2100 lbs. 40 lbs.

22x9.5 Chrome 6 on 135mm Acorn +40 mm 6.785 3174-06 2100 lbs. 46 lbs

what size tires should be used. my truck will have a 2.5/4 drop on it so im trying to avoid all rubbing issues but still have a really good tire to rim ratio. i am also looking to avoid having the tires stick out of the wheel wells.

for the 22's i have been looking at 305/45's, 285/45's, and 275/45's but i think the 275's will have too rough of a ride.

for the 20's im looking at 285/50's, 275/55's, and 265/50's

give me your opinions on which would look the best, ride the best for each rim size.

 

Nothing bigger than a 285/40/22

 

275/45-22 has TONS of sidewall.

 

geeze... i had that on my civic and was harsh... how you guys handle having such less rubber on these trucks... isn't rude complete ****?

 

so would a 285/45 rub?

basically i guess what would be easiest is what is the biggest tire that can be fitted in there on a 22 that will not rub.

hey drew, what size tires are you running now and what size were you running when you had your static drop on?

 

I have 305/40/22 on a 22x9.5 wheel. No rubbing at all and the tires dont stick out. When I had the OEM 20's I had 295/25/20 tires.

305/40/22's




295/45/20's

 

20" 40 or 45 series
22" 35 or 40 series

 

your civic also had what 17 inch tires? ya 215/45-17's are gonna ride like crap with less than 4 inches of stiff sidewall. 275/45-22's still have about 5 inches of sidewall

 

305/40/22 should be ok.

 

Buy my 24's.............. 305/35/24 kumho's

 

24's are WAY too big.

 

305/45/22 will give you the best look and ride. i have them with a groundforce 2/4 drop and could never be happier. rides just as good as the stock rims. i ran the stocks for the winter to keep from messing up my rims and when i went back to the 22's the ride change wasnt noticeable at all. only the extra gas that it burns. the 305/45's are perfect and wont rub

 

With my drop and tires my tire is about a 1/4 of an inch away from rubbing in the front at full turn. It's close but it works.

McGaughy's 2/4.5 Drop. It actually turned out to be like a 2/5 drop.
Rear Air Assist, meaning I can vary from a 2/5 drop to a 2/3 drop.

Rims are 22's and tires are 305/40R22

 

thanks guys.. i appreciate it.

 

Why are 24s way to big?? Just curious?