All-Season Tires for 22" Rims on 2021 G63
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All-Season Tires for 22" Rims on 2021 G63
Hello all,
I am a new subscriber here. Recently, I purchased a 2021 G63 with 22-inch rims. However, due to where I reside and travel, I need all-season tires. Any ideas what my options are for all-season tires for my car? The current wheel configuration is 295/40-22. Thanks!
I am a new subscriber here. Recently, I purchased a 2021 G63 with 22-inch rims. However, due to where I reside and travel, I need all-season tires. Any ideas what my options are for all-season tires for my car? The current wheel configuration is 295/40-22. Thanks!
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Hello all,
I am a new subscriber here. Recently, I purchased a 2021 G63 with 22-inch rims. However, due to where I reside and travel, I need all-season tires. Any ideas what my options are for all-season tires for my car? The current wheel configuration is 295/40-22. Thanks!
I am a new subscriber here. Recently, I purchased a 2021 G63 with 22-inch rims. However, due to where I reside and travel, I need all-season tires. Any ideas what my options are for all-season tires for my car? The current wheel configuration is 295/40-22. Thanks!
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The 22" OEM Pirelli's are summer only. Smaller sizes of the asymmetrico are all-season so it can be confusing. I've done all the research and there are no all-season tires in the OEM tire sizes for the 21 or 22" rims.
Your options are either to get 20" rims and get all-seasons in that size or change the 22" tires to all-terrain tires which many of us have done if you search the forum, but you'll have to get a different size than OEM but some work without any modifications or rubbing.
Your options are either to get 20" rims and get all-seasons in that size or change the 22" tires to all-terrain tires which many of us have done if you search the forum, but you'll have to get a different size than OEM but some work without any modifications or rubbing.
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The 22" OEM Pirelli's are summer only. Smaller sizes of the asymmetrico are all-season so it can be confusing. I've done all the research and there are no all-season tires in the OEM tire sizes for the 21 or 22" rims.
Your options are either to get 20" rims and get all-seasons in that size or change the 22" tires to all-terrain tires which many of us have done if you search the forum, but you'll have to get a different size than OEM but some work without any modifications or rubbing.
Your options are either to get 20" rims and get all-seasons in that size or change the 22" tires to all-terrain tires which many of us have done if you search the forum, but you'll have to get a different size than OEM but some work without any modifications or rubbing.
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Perelli scorpion winter tires, don’t install all season tires.
Last edited by Craig B; 12-02-2021 at 04:57 PM.
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I wish I had the space to store two sets of tires (summer & winter sets). But I don't; hence the need to having all-season or all-terrain. From other posts here, it appears that MICHELIN DEFENDER LTX M/S is a good option. The question i have is, would the tire size be 305/40-22 or 285/45-22?
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I wish I had the space to store two sets of tires (summer & winter sets). But I don't; hence the need to having all-season or all-terrain. From other posts here, it appears that MICHELIN DEFENDER LTX M/S is a good option. The question i have is, would the tire size be 305/40-22 or 285/45-22?
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I believe it is 114H: https://www.michelinman.com/auto/tir...fender-ltx-m-s
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Google "tire storage service" - there are companies that store your tires, and provide drop off / pickup wherever you tell them. Typically costs $20/month but sets you free of dealer restrictions. Or consider a wall rack (less than $200) for your garage (my choice), but heavy lifting is required.
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I bought one of those dollys and stacked the summer tires and rims (after cleaning them) with a storage cover in the garage. Put pieces of cardboard between each tire.
Apparently with tires mounted on rims it’s okay to stack vertically but tires alone should be stored upright.
I don’t really need to run winters but got all terrains so I’m not driving on summers in 20-30 degree weather on a regular basis.
Apparently with tires mounted on rims it’s okay to stack vertically but tires alone should be stored upright.
I don’t really need to run winters but got all terrains so I’m not driving on summers in 20-30 degree weather on a regular basis.