22" recommendations?

[r1tshivermetimbers]

Hi there,

My OEM Pirelli's need to be replaced soon, at 15k now.

How do these perform?
- Continental TerrainContact H/T
- Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast H/T

Do you have recommendations on 22"?


Many thanks!

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[betasigma98]

I bought these since the price was tolerable. They've been great so far. I only got about 11.5k miles out of my OEM Pirellis

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/general-grabber-hts-60

 

[r1tshivermetimbers]

I bought these since the price was tolerable. They've been great so far. I only got about 11.5k miles out of my OEM Pirellis

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/general-grabber-hts-60

Thanks. Where did you get them and what's the costs - can you share?

 

[betasigma98]

Thanks. Where did you get them and what's the costs - can you share?

From Tire Rack. I happened to notice there were cords showing on my OEM tires. Tire Rack got them to me in a day. I paid what you see on the site

 

[betasigma98]

 

[Cary Hawk]

Hi there,

My OEM Pirelli's need to be replaced soon, at 15k now.

How do these perform?
- Continental TerrainContact H/T
- Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast H/T

Do you have recommendations on 22"?


Many thanks!

I just passed 17k on my OEM Pirelli's and they still look good for another 5k. I'm 90+% driving on road in AP. Seems there is a wide range of tire wear with the 22s. Seen ppl reporting anywhere from 12 -24k on them.

 

[Jobiwan]

I’m nearly to 25k on the OEMs. Tempted to do the Michelin defenders so I can use costco but probably sticking with Pirellis and discount tire

 

[McMoo]

I believe the Generals are the tires that come on the f150 lightning so should be decent.

I’d lean towards the Continental if you can wait until they are back in stock. They are highly rated, and should last a little longer.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Tire...&rearRatio=40&rearDiameter=17&performance=ALL

 

[Donald Stanfield]

I believe the Generals are the tires that come on the f150 lightning so should be decent.

I’d lean towards the Continental if you can wait until they are back in stock. They are highly rated, and should last a little longer.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/Tire...&rearRatio=40&rearDiameter=17&performance=ALL

111 weight rating? That's quite a bit different to the stock 116

 

[McMoo]

111 weight rating? That's quite a bit different to the stock 116

Maybe I copied the wrong link. 115.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...R2TCHTXL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

 

[Stevetom84]

What is everyone thoughts on going with a 115 load rating on the 22s? Stock is 116 and there really isn’t much other than OEM at that load rating.

 

[Donald Stanfield]

What is everyone thoughts on going with a 115 load rating on the 22s? Stock is 116 and there really isn’t much other than OEM at that load rating.

115 is plenty. Some of the earlier trucks shipped with 115 tires and that's still way over the GVWR.

 

[r1tshivermetimbers]

What is everyone thoughts on going with a 115 load rating on the 22s? Stock is 116 and there really isn’t much other than OEM at that load rating.

I thought of the same. I will likely go with the Contis.

 

[Rob O]

I’ve posted about the Conti TerrainContatcts mutiple times. Pretty sure I’m the first R1T owner to mount them and have logged over 8000 miles (installed when my truck had just 400 miles on it). Would recommend.

 

[devlinm1]

Hi there,

My OEM Pirelli's need to be replaced soon, at 15k now.

How do these perform?
- Continental TerrainContact H/T
- Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast H/T

Do you have recommendations on 22"?


Many thanks!

Our OEM Pielli’s lasted about 26k miles. We tried to get the Continentals but they were back ordered, so went with the Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast (WRL) HT 275/50 R22 . They were $10 less a tire after the $100 rebate. So far so good. Quiet, good grip, smooth ride. Time will tell..

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