Love my Ram Limited, but hate the tires. I understand why they choose them so they can look somewhat better in the gas milage level of competition. Thanks for the video! I think ill go with Nittos
Super appreciate the info. 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie with stock air and 22in. Looking at this size tire. Really like how you showed entry/exit mode and it barely runs. You actually really can’t even drive more than a few feet in that height. Thanks. Great video.
Hi there.. I have couple questions: 1) did you observe any gpm loss, if so how much? 2) Is acceleration/braking worse since tires are wider? 3) How is wind noise at highway speed? Thanks, Tom
I only got 13,000 miles out of the Bridgestone Duelers that came on my truck. I tow a 10,000 lb trailer several times a week. But still, I expected to get more than 13,000 miles out of a set of tires. To make it worse, I did't even start towing after I had 10,000 miles on the tires.
Hi - Great video appreciate the info 👍 Have a 2020 Ram 1500 (Hemi) - same shitty stock tires at 40,000 miles (285/45/22 Goodyear) and literally completely bald/awful so in the market for a more aggressive/better overall tire. If you were to trim some of the inner fender off, what is the next size up you could get you think? Also, I do not have air ride not sure if I would need a 2 inch front leveling kit. TIA!
Bro my 2019 Ram 1500 longhorn tires are not going to make it to 18,000 miles. I think I'm going with the Terra Grappler G2 in 305/ 45 / 22. Nice video..👍😎👍
Are the nitto tires loud are quiet? I own the 2019 Ram 1500 Larimie with the black package and the on reason I didn't get the limited because they didn't offer it in the black package for 2019 and then offered it in 2020 which was a slap in the face but I still enjoy my lamarie
I went from a 33x12.50r20 to a 285/60/20 and all I did was get four .25" spacers from advanced auto to fit the wide tire But when I went to the skinnier 285 it was maybe half an inch taller on stock suspension no rub max turn.
What were the size of the rims in this video 22X?. Currently have 22X9 rims on a 2022 without air suspension. The Specs for this specific tire say they only fit Rim Width Range 9.5-11.5” on TireRack. Thx
I have 275/60r20's, which equate to about 33" on stock wheels and they just barely rubbed when at full turn and going over a bump at the same time, which wasn't often. I've since lifted 3.5", so zero rub now.
What did you end up doing? Looking to upgrade my tires, going to get new rims but staying with the stock rim specs, been wondering how big of a tire i can get without a leveling kit
You would know if you have that option.. Adjustment is on the key fob as well as on the buttons under your radio righynext to the buttons that turn off your front and rear sensors, traction control, tow mode etc...
? Your stock tires rub on your truck? If that is the case then you changed the tires or a previous owner did, or you have issues and your shocks are leaking. You can put 35x12.50x22 on the limited with just buying a $40 set of leveling air links. It tricks the computer and keeps you at off-road 1 setting.
@@xGR1MxREAPERx yes. Stock wheels and tires rub at the normal shock height. I didn’t replace the tires. No one else did either. They’re just too big. There is no other problem with the truck. No leaks. Nothing.
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Love my Ram Limited, but hate the tires. I understand why they choose them so they can look somewhat better in the gas milage level of competition. Thanks for the video! I think ill go with Nittos
Take a heat gun to the area that gets rubbed if it's plastic and push it in and reshape it.
Rubbing a little bit is not fitting perfect. Every video I watch is the same, they fit perfect but only rub a little, lol.
Super appreciate the info. 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie with stock air and 22in. Looking at this size tire. Really like how you showed entry/exit mode and it barely runs. You actually really can’t even drive more than a few feet in that height. Thanks. Great video.
Hi there.. I have couple questions:
1) did you observe any gpm loss, if so how much?
2) Is acceleration/braking worse since tires are wider?
3) How is wind noise at highway speed?
Thanks, Tom
Perguntas excelentes! Pena ele não ter respondido suas perguntas.
I only got 13,000 miles out of the Bridgestone Duelers that came on my truck. I tow a 10,000 lb trailer several times a week. But still, I expected to get more than 13,000 miles out of a set of tires. To make it worse, I did't even start towing after I had 10,000 miles on the tires.
😂😂😂😂 damn thats crazy
This is the widest tire, but what’s the tallest? Will 275/65r20 fit? That’s what I need to know!
Man, great video. Just what I was looking for. I've been thinking about 285-50-22 and 295-50-22. So I'm not exactly sure now!
Hi - Great video appreciate the info 👍
Have a 2020 Ram 1500 (Hemi) - same shitty stock tires at 40,000 miles (285/45/22 Goodyear) and literally completely bald/awful so in the market for a more aggressive/better overall tire. If you were to trim some of the inner fender off, what is the next size up you could get you think? Also, I do not have air ride not sure if I would need a 2 inch front leveling kit. TIA!
Bro my 2019 Ram 1500 longhorn tires are not going to make it to 18,000 miles. I think I'm going with the Terra Grappler G2 in 305/ 45 / 22. Nice video..👍😎👍
Did you put these terras on yet? Do you like them. I’m thinking of doing the same tire but in 33’s.
Are the nitto tires loud are quiet? I own the 2019 Ram 1500 Larimie with the black package and the on reason I didn't get the limited because they didn't offer it in the black package for 2019 and then offered it in 2020 which was a slap in the face but I still enjoy my lamarie
What about going to a 285/50 or 285/55 to get more tire wall and maintain the width from stock?
Great question, wish someone had answered.
I went from a 33x12.50r20 to a 285/60/20 and all I did was get four .25" spacers from advanced auto to fit the wide tire But when I went to the skinnier 285 it was maybe half an inch taller on stock suspension no rub max turn.
Great video. Thanks for this.
They give your Ram a more aggressive stance.
What gears do you have and is the tire weight noticeable?
I have 22 inch sport package wheels but 3.21 rear end. Thanks
On my if when I back up I rise to off road 1 & u won't rub
I thought stock was 235/60/R19s?? Or that only for the 4th gens?
I love when people try to hide their license plate in videos yet drive around all day with it in plain view lol
I do too it's always baffled me lol like who cares? What info is someone gonna get on you through your plate that is so dangerous? Lol
What were the size of the rims in this video 22X?. Currently have 22X9 rims on a 2022 without air suspension. The Specs for this specific tire say they only fit Rim Width Range 9.5-11.5” on TireRack. Thx
Are they much noisier compare to stock, and did it mess with your fuel mileage? Thanks for the info!!
We have the same truck, without the air suspension - I would imagine that they wouldn't rub at all without the air suspension what do you think?
Im wondering the same thing. Did you ever figure it out?
Same here brother ?
I have 275/60r20's, which equate to about 33" on stock wheels and they just barely rubbed when at full turn and going over a bump at the same time, which wasn't often. I've since lifted 3.5", so zero rub now.
@@michaelhefford6420 Ok, thanks for that perspective
I'm using LT295/55r20 with the nittos and no rubbing
Do you have a leveling kit? I saw 295/60R20’s on a truck in the parking lot and it didn’t appear leveled.
@Dennis E. no leveling kit even tough it looks leveled. 39 inches of clearance from ground to fender
Witht the larger tire, were you able to relcalibrate the speedo without knocking out the park sensors?
This was my question too
How is the ride quality?
Also how fast have you gone in aero mode? Im worried about them rubbing at high speeds in aero
Is the rub from the extra width or the extra height?
my stock tires are 275/55R20 so would i want to go with the 305/55R20?
What did you end up doing? Looking to upgrade my tires, going to get new rims but staying with the stock rim specs, been wondering how big of a tire i can get without a leveling kit
I have the 2020 Long Horn and I knew nothing about the raising and lower of the ride height. How do you change that?
You would know if you have that option.. Adjustment is on the key fob as well as on the buttons under your radio righynext to the buttons that turn off your front and rear sensors, traction control, tow mode etc...
22's? Don't hit a pothole. But it looks nice.
Ram ❤❤❤❤❤👏
Would spacers help?
Can i do 285/55r22? I don’t know if 55 will fit
Did these tires effect your speedometer?
They will
Barely
they affect it not effect it.
You’re such a Leonard
@@TH-camcansuckmyshithole Right now can you answer the question Mr Grammar expert?
what Size are they???
305 45 22
Those Grapplers are only rated at 100mph. Just saying, I think the Ram has a 106 mph limiter for some years.
Who's riding around maxing out their Ram 1500??
Does anyone know the smallest rims you can go with a 2021 Limited?
18", but not all 18s ... I suggest grabbing a set of take offs from a Ram Rebel, they're 18's and inside is big enough for our huge brakes.
18 and there isn't much room to spare.
i have the 2020 Ram limited. the stock tires rub. if the tires rub, they are NOT a perfect fit. they don't fit.
? Your stock tires rub on your truck? If that is the case then you changed the tires or a previous owner did, or you have issues and your shocks are leaking. You can put 35x12.50x22 on the limited with just buying a $40 set of leveling air links. It tricks the computer and keeps you at off-road 1 setting.
@@xGR1MxREAPERx yes. Stock wheels and tires rub at the normal shock height. I didn’t replace the tires. No one else did either. They’re just too big. There is no other problem with the truck. No leaks. Nothing.
@@tonytorres8062 probably not the tires rubbing and it's something else.