Moab Trail Recommendations- stock 22”

[TheZoo_den]

Hey, so we are planning a long weekend to Moab later this month. Just curious if anyone has suggestions on what trails are cool for a regular drive, putting it in off road and exploring, photography etc. Not looking for demanding trails, just something off the beaten path. The map I have says 33” tires for many of them. Mine are 32.8”. Obviously we will go into the national parks but maybe some other drives outside that. Thanks. Troy

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[oakhill5]

I would either find some LT or range D or E to put on 22’s or find a set of 20’s with the stock ATs.

The stock 22 tires could blow with just a simple jagged rock or something if your not familiar with the trails. The stick 22’ tires are designed to be light to improve range , not go off road IMO. The downfall is the sidewalls are thin and puncture easily. That being said I have gone off road on some not so easy trails with a Range Rover that had 23” perelli scorpions that are specd on the rivian as well and it felt like the tires were going to blow every minute I was off road. They held up tho but don't think I’ll risk it again and felt I got lucky. At least bring a spare.

Not talking down to you or trying to sound harsh - just don’t want you to get stranded with family. Sounds like fun tho and be safe.

 

[TheZoo_den]

Sorry. That is my mistake. I have Continental Terrain Contact HT on. Granted they are not AT but unfortunately that is what I have

 

[shamoo]

EDIT: Sorry, I posted a long response but realized you asked what Moab trails to hit with your tires. Not what your tires can/can't handle on those trails. I'm not familiar with Moab trails. Sorry.

 

[jry-slc]

Hey, so we are planning a long weekend to Moab later this month. Just curious if anyone has suggestions on what trails are cool for a regular drive, putting it in off road and exploring, photography etc. Not looking for demanding trails, just something off the beaten path. The map I have says 33” tires for many of them. Mine are 32.8”. Obviously we will go into the national parks but maybe some other drives outside that. Thanks. Troy

I recommend looping Long Canyon and Shafer Trail, maybe spending some time at Dead Horse while up top. Also Onion Creek. Great scenery and fun easy 4WD driving.

 

[jry-slc]

Check conditions first. Shafer can get damaged from big rains, and the park service may need time to get it re-graded.

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