Another truck tire question.

[pabasshawk]

^{My truck came with P285/45R22 Bridgestone tires and I want to replace them with a wider and taller tire. What I wanted to know is what is the widest I could safely go to without having to change wheels?}

[diesel_tech337]

What kind of truck. And do you have a leveling kit

[padronanniversary]

you have to determine how much room you have at full turn and if you are willing to hav a little rub at full turn. a good measure is turn your wheel full lock one way and see how much room you have in terms of height as well as width, then use a wheel calculator.

also keep in mind your suspension and if you hit a bump, how much your shock will compress

[pabasshawk]

I have a 2017 1/2 ton chevy. with a leveling kit.

[Walkabout7781]

Are you planning to also change the final drive gears?

[sawguy]

Some places won't mount any size tire other than whats listed on the door jamb because of liability issues. Make sure you have an installer first.

[Bassman Ia.]

leveling kit . It was level from the factory.

[diesel_tech337]

Depending on size of leveling kit. 305/45r22 should fit no problems

[AirForceAngler]

You really need to know the wheel's width before that question can be answered.

[Fishysam]

I go to toyotires . Com, find a line like the toyo at, then look at sizes, find the 22" rims, full specs, in that it will give you something like 8.0-9.5-11.0 tare tire for its given specs is on a 9.5" wide rim, and 8"-11" is the approved size, keep it in that window and write down the p metric size =315x30r22