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iTrader: (12)

I've got a truck with a 2/4 drop and ima be buying some 22s for it but I hear the tires will rub bad with a 40 series tire so I'm trying to see if a 35 series tire will look good with the drop or will it look too skinny. Please post up any pics, thanks fellas

99slowrado

thatll be waay too skinny for a 2/4 im running 4/8 with 265/35/22 NO rubbing at all

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I have ran both, a 285/35R22 and 305/35R22. I wouldnt go back to the 305's, they rubbed too much. Here are Nitto 285/35/22's.







Pirelli Scorpion 305/35/22's;

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iTrader: (12)

So do you think a 285/40 would work? So what your saying is its not necessarily the height of the tire as much as it is the width of the tire?

Goose33

I have 305/40/22 and they were on a 2/4 drop truck before and rubbed bad enough to make a wear spot on parts of tire but man they looked awesome

Goose33

What wheel is that? I really like it and the whole truck

dlt76028

iTrader: (13)

It's going to have alot to do with the bs of the rim. If you get the 35s, I can see you starting a thread a week later titled "hit pot hole, broke rims.."

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iTrader: (4)

I think a 285/40 is too tall. I would say a 265/40 is probably better. On a 2/4 drop, I would not go much over a 30" tall tire.
Thanks bro! It is a Weld Evo Slingblade 6.

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iTrader: (12)

Is a 265 tire going to fit a 9.5" wide rim?

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iTrader: (4)

Yes, my brother has 265/40 Goodyears on his 22x10's Foose Speedster 6's. Max width on a 265 tire is a 10.5" rim.