Best tire recommendations for 22x10's..
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Yokohama Parada Spec-X... 285/35-22
An XL rated tire that's actually made for SUV's (unlike most other 285/35's)
Treadwear of 420... not a real attractive tread pattern though. And should run about $220.
Should be in stock at all the Yokohama resellers any day now...
An XL rated tire that's actually made for SUV's (unlike most other 285/35's)
Treadwear of 420... not a real attractive tread pattern though. And should run about $220.
Should be in stock at all the Yokohama resellers any day now...
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Originally Posted by SecureS4
Diamaris are really the best way to go if you dont mind spending the extra money.......
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I have the Pirelli Scorpions but I got them for the looks of the flat sidewalls. In my experience with Michelin I'd say the Diamaris are the best bet for grip and quietness. Prirellis are nice and not too noisy but I think the Michelins will be a bit better.
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