Rims and Tires Need Help
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Weedahoe if you can post a pic that would be great. Im just trying to get an idea of what to expect. Everyone's input has been very helpful. Now most people have 305/40/22 and when i look for 305/35/22 i dont fine much. Im looking for a tire that will look rugged, any tips?
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yup. thats a 33" tire and its about the same height as what comes stock on the ram with the factory 20s. when you get some tires, find some that are low rolling resistance (or something like that) so you can save some extra gas
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well, it depends on what type of 22's you get. if you can get some that are lighter than your stocks ones right now, you should hopefully get better gas mileage. id probably ask a tire shop if you want to find some good low rolling resistance tires. they will direct you to something that can get good gas mileage