mmeachem
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Post your favorite 305/40/22 tire here please type a reveiw with a picture (if can) and tell if any rubbing issues
Best 305/40/22 Tire
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blueflamed03
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Nitto 420s
Goodyear Fortera SL Edition (pics in album)...zero rubbing, quiet, great handling in all conditions I've thrown at them and they have barely worn the little "nubbies" off the tread after 10K.
Had Toyo Proxes previously and absolutely HATED them...thankfully they wore out quick!
Had Toyo Proxes previously and absolutely HATED them...thankfully they wore out quick!
Arctic-Rodz
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x2 on the Nitto NT420
ive had Nankang on a Camaro, poor quality
EDIT:
heres a pic of it on a 305/40 22
was on my 08 sierra
nuff said!
ive had Nankang on a Camaro, poor quality
EDIT:
heres a pic of it on a 305/40 22
was on my 08 sierra
nuff said!
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x2 on the Nitto NT420
ive had Nankang on a Camaro, poor quality
EDIT:
heres a pic of it on a 305/40 22
was on my 08 sierra
nuff said!
Those tires look so damn sexy!!!!
Nankangs are great tires if you don't ask too much of them. I live in Florida and I don't need crazy performance. I drive pretty moderate these days and the Nankangs are great. I wouldn't put them on a camaro though. I don't think that highly of them. lol
I'm looking at the Fortera in addition to Falken except in 305/45/22. The guy at discount tire said some tahoe/yukon owners said the 45's rubbed some and told me to keep the 40's in mind. I just want more rubber between the rim and road.
I just put 305/45/22 an yes they did rub alittle on the driver side when you have the steering wheel fully turned but all u have to do is shave alittle plastic Off of the fender well ride behind the washer fluid bottle an your good to go a 15min fix anbthe ride is smoother IMO
Arctic-Rodz
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you should get em in a 285/45R22 that is the OEM tire size GM uses on the 22" wheels. That should clear with no problem
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