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19 g550, Nitto Terra Grappler G2 305/45/22 or 285/45/22
As the title states which of the above are people running 305/45/22 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 or 285/45/22. From what I've researched the 305 might rub but just want to confirm before I go ahead and order in the next while. If you've got any pictures it would be great!
305's clear - I ran them with 31mm spacers on my g63 on stock rims prior to the new custom offset 20x 12.5 rims - the g63 does have a wider flare but still there should be no rubbing on inner control arms or anything else...
I ran G2's on my old sc'ed landcruiser - and found the new AT2's to be smoother and they wear better imho - this is my 3rd set.
305's clear - I ran them with 31mm spacers on my g63 on stock rims prior to the new custom offset 20x 12.5 rims - the g63 does have a wider flare but still there should be no rubbing on inner control arms or anything else...
I ran G2's on my old sc'ed landcruiser - and found the new AT2's to be smoother and they wear better imho - this is my 3rd set.
here's the G63
Truck looks great but from everything I've read the 63 inner fender lining and the 550 are different for some reason the 550 is tighter.
As the title states which of the above are people running 305/45/22 Nitto Terra Grappler G2 or 285/45/22. From what I've researched the 305 might rub but just want to confirm before I go ahead and order in the next while. If you've got any pictures it would be great!
Thanks
305 does NOT clear the G63
285 will
this is in stock wheels
sorry - forgot to mention in this thread that 31mm spacers were installed in this picture - they worked perfectly... current setup had custom offset rims to resolve that ( and saving about 14lbs of spacer weight in the process)
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