Toyo Proxes 325 50 r22.. specs?

[PTSUPERD]

Anyone know ratings/specs on these? Heavy enough rating for our trucks?

 

[MINK]

didnt know they made that size, I'll be watching

 

[MINK]

Im still searching...

Size:325/50/22

Treadwear:420

Traction:A

Temp:A

Speed Rating:V

Performance:All Season Truck / SUV

Overall Diameter:34.8"

Rim Protector:Yes

Latest In UHP Tire Technology. Excellent Street Performance and Comfort.

 

[MINK]

They dont offer that size any more, I would asume 2900-3200 weight rating. I run 305/45/22 Nitto 420s with 0 issues, they have a weight rating of 2910 a tire. I also tow10k pounds and am not afraid to go pull a buddy out of a field.

I'd love to bump up to the 325; if I can still get a set of the proxies though.

 

[PTSUPERD]

considering ditching lift idea in favor of this route....

 

[PTSUPERD]

They dont offer that size any more, I would asume 2900-3200 weight rating. I run 305/45/22 Nitto 420s with 0 issues, they have a weight rating of 2910 a tire. I also tow10k pounds and am not afraid to go pull a buddy out of a field.

I'd love to bump up to the 325; if I can still get a set of the proxies though.

ah...damn.

 

[MINK]

considering ditching lift idea in favor of this route....

do it, I love how my truck drives/handles although I have a 2" leveling kit still. I've swaped mud tires on just to see what I thought and was super thankful to have my street tires to put back on LOL

 

[NotStock]

Wear isnt the best on the proxes, especially with the extra weight up front. My buddy ran them on his Cummins and they only lasted 20k and he drives like a grandma.

 

[PTSUPERD]

Wear isnt the best on the proxes, especially with the extra weight up front. My buddy ran them on his Cummins and they only lasted 20k and he drives like a grandma.

Thanks for the input Trevor. May just go with a Terra Grappler etc.

We will be talking real soon...

 

[NotStock]

He is currently running the Fierce Street 305/45R22 and they havent shown any signs of wear in 10k miles. They are made by Goodyear and seem to be discountinued as I was looking for a set myself and cant seem to find any...

 

[PTSUPERD]

How about the Falkens?

 

[PTSUPERD]

We have 305 45 r22s on the wifes 2wd suburban. Really want to go taller than those ...

 

[TripleE44]

I would go with some 38x15.50s.... Bigger = better.

 

[NotStock]

How about the Falkens?

Dunno, Im not really a tire guy. I just watched his last set of tires get eatten up and his current set is doing great. Only real first hand knowledge I have on them.

 

[PTSUPERD]

I would go with some 38x15.50s.... Bigger = better.

cost just gets ridiculous. been there once. lol

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[NotStock]

Fawking Truxxus tires, god I hate those things. Every time I see them, I get hot flashes thinking of how horrible mine were, lol.

 

[PTSUPERD]

Fawking Truxxus tires, god I hate those things. Every time I see them, I get hot flashes thinking of how horrible mine were, lol.

Hahaha. Yep. At the time it was the only thing decent enough for highway use....

 

[NotStock]

That picture shows the only place those tires were worth a damn. Mine cupped and wore all kinds of weird. In their defense, they were bias ply but the tread pattern sucked.

 

[6.0dirtworker]

I just took off my 305/45s for some 35x12.5 until I can get a better offset wheel to drop it down to a good stance. Personally I think your truck looks awesome lifted.

 

[TripleE44]

cost just gets ridiculous. been there once. lol

I hear ya there. It always perplexes me to know my tires cost more than my wheels, which weren't too cheap to being with.