Even Michelins on my daily gaveout at 17k - she's sportin
some yokohamas now and i really like them so far
some yokohamas now and i really like them so far
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- Thread starter chargerman426
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Lousy compounds in the michelins that were factory installs. They were Primacy you can read
All the complaints
All the complaints
Really? I might consider those!
Take a look ,, it seems the trucks have plenty of options and price range
Hahahaha!!! Absolutely!You should be able to drive safely at 148 mph for hours, then.
Wasn’t the 10 in the Gunnies book running on the Perellis ?You should be able to drive safely at 148 mph for hours, then.
Not sure but mine was factory with Pirelli's - still has them but they're discontinued now
Imagine that lol
I think they had them on the discount tire website I posted ..Not sure but mine was factory with Pirelli's - still has them but they're discontinued now
Oh really? I'll look thanks!
I may be wrong ,, but yes check it out .. I even think the price came down .
That would work!
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I'm running Nitto 420's
I almost bought those for my second set .. after seeing them at the first Panama GTG ..I liked the tread design ,, can’t remember why I didn’t get them back then
https://patriotperformanceusa.com/products/305-40r22-114h-xl-nt420v-31-6-3054022
Been noticing different tire sizes people have used on the trucks with what appears to be the factory 22 in. wheels . Which would mean we have even more options.
Did all years use the same tire size ? Seems some where Pirellis on what I read .
What sizes and differences would using a different tire size do I wonder ? Lower profile I believe helps gas mileage, traction appears to improve is my guess considering people are using slicks that are 20 in . , look I’m sure wouldn’t be a problem as profiles probably aren’t that different and even a benefit to lowered trucks .. Any input , Ideas , sizes ?????
I’m running the nexen roadian 305-45- 22’s on my truck now and can’t see any difference compared to the original Pirellis or the factory spec Khumos .
saw one that was running 285-40- 22 Pirellis on here !
Did all years use the same tire size ? Seems some where Pirellis on what I read .
What sizes and differences would using a different tire size do I wonder ? Lower profile I believe helps gas mileage, traction appears to improve is my guess considering people are using slicks that are 20 in . , look I’m sure wouldn’t be a problem as profiles probably aren’t that different and even a benefit to lowered trucks .. Any input , Ideas , sizes ?????
I’m running the nexen roadian 305-45- 22’s on my truck now and can’t see any difference compared to the original Pirellis or the factory spec Khumos .
saw one that was running 285-40- 22 Pirellis on here !
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Mine came with Pirelli Scorpion Z Asymetrico 305/40/22 if i have it all in the right order -
i entered my vehicle .......
Americas Tire has this tire size chart on their site that fits the 22" rims
Americas Tire has this tire size chart on their site that fits the 22" rims
Yes that was the original Pirellis on mine also
here is a comparison of Nexen and Nitto 420’s
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