Largest Tire on GX 550 (1 Viewer)

[mickey birch]

I have wheels 22's x 9.5 18mm offset
Tires 275/50 BFGoodrich

They poke a little

Im looking for some wider fender flares by the way

Any running or trimming ? Thanks

 

[mickey birch]

285/55/22 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Nice. What wheel offset and tire size. No trimming ?

 

[vdelgadillo1]

No trimming No mods
Mine is the 2025 OT, so 1 inch lift was enough.
I bought the 1 inch just in case. No use for it.

 

[vdelgadillo1]

This is s pic with the phone flush to the door. iPhone

 

[mickey birch]

This is s pic with the phone flush to the door. iPhone

View attachment 12818

 

[mickey birch]

Do they have a different brand tire in that same size ?

 

[vdelgadillo1]

I don’t know. Ask chat gpt.

 

[mickey birch]

I don’t know. Ask chat gpt.

Wonder if that will work haha

 

[vdelgadillo1]

It does work:

Here are several all-terrain tires in the size 275/50R22, each from different reputable brands:

1. Nitto Ridge Grappler

• Type: Hybrid (Mud-Terrain + All-Terrain)
• Pros: Aggressive look, quiet for an A/T, excellent off-road traction
• Cons: Slightly heavier, premium price

2. Toyo Open Country A/T III

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Excellent wet/dry grip, 65,000-mile treadwear warranty
• Cons: Less aggressive than hybrid-style tires

3. Falken Wildpeak A/T3W

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Good snow performance (3PMSF rated), durable sidewall
• Cons: Slightly noisy at highway speeds

4. BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2

• Type: Legendary All-Terrain
• Pros: Rugged, great off-road durability, 3PMSF rated
• Cons: Can ride stiff on lighter vehicles

5. Goodyear Wrangler TrailRunner A/T

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Budget-friendly, balanced road/off-road performance
• Cons: Less aggressive sidewall and tread

6. Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Tough tread compound, great for towing and hauling
• Cons: May not be as aggressive in loose mud/sand

Let me know if you’re looking for:

• quietest all-terrain tire
• best for snow
• longest tread life
• or budget-friendly options

 

[mickey birch]

It does work:

Here are several all-terrain tires in the size 275/50R22, each from different reputable brands:

1. Nitto Ridge Grappler

• Type: Hybrid (Mud-Terrain + All-Terrain)
• Pros: Aggressive look, quiet for an A/T, excellent off-road traction
• Cons: Slightly heavier, premium price

2. Toyo Open Country A/T III

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Excellent wet/dry grip, 65,000-mile treadwear warranty
• Cons: Less aggressive than hybrid-style tires

3. Falken Wildpeak A/T3W

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Good snow performance (3PMSF rated), durable sidewall
• Cons: Slightly noisy at highway speeds

4. BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2

• Type: Legendary All-Terrain
• Pros: Rugged, great off-road durability, 3PMSF rated
• Cons: Can ride stiff on lighter vehicles

5. Goodyear Wrangler TrailRunner A/T

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Budget-friendly, balanced road/off-road performance
• Cons: Less aggressive sidewall and tread

6. Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Tough tread compound, great for towing and hauling
• Cons: May not be as aggressive in loose mud/sand

Let me know if you’re looking for:

• quietest all-terrain tire
• best for snow
• longest tread life
• or budget-friendly options

Thanks man

 

[pookyfirstlexus]

It does work:

Here are several all-terrain tires in the size 275/50R22, each from different reputable brands:

1. Nitto Ridge Grappler

• Type: Hybrid (Mud-Terrain + All-Terrain)
• Pros: Aggressive look, quiet for an A/T, excellent off-road traction
• Cons: Slightly heavier, premium price

2. Toyo Open Country A/T III

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Excellent wet/dry grip, 65,000-mile treadwear warranty
• Cons: Less aggressive than hybrid-style tires

3. Falken Wildpeak A/T3W

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Good snow performance (3PMSF rated), durable sidewall
• Cons: Slightly noisy at highway speeds

4. BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2

• Type: Legendary All-Terrain
• Pros: Rugged, great off-road durability, 3PMSF rated
• Cons: Can ride stiff on lighter vehicles

5. Goodyear Wrangler TrailRunner A/T

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Budget-friendly, balanced road/off-road performance
• Cons: Less aggressive sidewall and tread

6. Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT

• Type: All-Terrain
• Pros: Tough tread compound, great for towing and hauling
• Cons: May not be as aggressive in loose mud/sand

Let me know if you’re looking for:

• quietest all-terrain tire
• best for snow
• longest tread life
• or budget-friendly options

By any chance will these fit my oem rims from my luxury plus trim? Thank you for the list!!

 

[vdelgadillo1]

I think OEM wheels are narrow, I can remember the size.

My guess is you will need a narrower tire

 

[MyGX 550]

I saw this on YouTube today looks nuts

 

[jclaffee]

I think OEM wheels are narrow, I can remember the size.

My guess is you will need a narrower tire

OT wheels are 18x7.5

 

[FellowM3]

Just put on 285/75/18 Duratracs on my 25 OT+. Method 701's that are 18x9 with +18 offset. Trimming required even with the wescott kit.

did you do the same wheel and tire for the spare?

 

[Sixgun95]

Hello, I am buying the Westcott 2.5 inch lift. What is the largest tire I can fit on this without doing any trimming, I also want a little poke on the sides. Thanks again

Ask Westcott, they are pros and will steer you in the right direction. I was there last week, talked about this and they showed me numerous pics of GX wheel/lift combos they have done. Got me thinking about it!