22" Wheels

[Kevin Lefebvre]

Thanks a ton for this information Pacific Wheel.

 

[Pacific Wheel]

Thanks a ton for this information Pacific Wheel.

You got it. Those specs are a little on the conservative side. All tires vary in size from brand to brand so I erred on the side of caution but it should at least give you some guidelines to follow.

 

[Kevin Lefebvre]

Pacific Wheel, thank you very much. I’ll hop on your website and take a look at what you have.

 

[HARDCORE]

Im running 22x12 with -44 offset with 33's and it took 2.5 inches on the front to keep them from rubbing. I tried 35's and I think it would have taken a 4 or 6 inch lift to clear them without any trimming. I think you'd be good with a 22x10 with no more than a -25 offset but you'd still have to install a leveling kit

 

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[500mag]

As a general rule, the bigger the wheel, the wider they are - that is the problem. The tires are also much more expensive and ride rougher.

 

[Beinkounter]

You should do this to it.

 

[TXRaptor]

The tires are also much more expensive and ride rougher.

This is true! If you want to maintain the nice ride quality of the stock Raptor, I would avoid 22s and even 20s. 17s with 35s and 18s with 37s will ride about the same, anything bigger not so much...

Since you live in Maryland, I am sure you have some rough winters and the pot-hole filled roads to match.

If you are fine with a rough riding truck that you feel every crack and bump in the road, spend the extra $$$$ and get 22s! Post a picture when you are done, one way or the other.

 

[-J-]

You should do this to it.

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Well you wouldn't have to worry about trimming then.

 

[TXRaptor]

You should do this to it.

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Can you even drive that thing on the road?