Just got back from florida and there is white stuff here =/.

Time to take the 22"s off, anyone put snowtires on there 18"s?

Thanks

 

I only found one company that made 18" snow tires, and they were very pricey. You'd be better off getting a set of 16" or 17" rims and getting tires for those. The cheapest route is 16" steel rims with some 225/75/16 Bridgestone Winter Duelers. That's the route I went with and it was just under $600.

 

Hmm ok, never though about the 18" snowtire thing. Anyone know a good place to get a cheap set of rims?

 

I believe Tire Rack can out an entire package together for you including wheels.

 

Hey Ashenor, there is a place on 9 mile between 75 & Hilton called Main Street Wheel & Tire (I think). Check up there, we got our big ol slicks from there & my sister's body shop uses them all the time.

 

main street tire 1221 e. 9 mile ferndale mi. 48220
248 414-3434 ask for john szymula and tell him rob sent ya he may not remember me at 1st but tell him i bought the huge hoosier slicks from him or if you want you can borrow my stockers til you get something

Rob

 

i think pierrli makes a more "snow" friendly tire in 18's but it would be cheaper for 16's with wheels, check out your local belle tire, or discount tire. and at least get 235/70/16's...... 225's are too thin, and don't have a good payload. 235's are what comes on f150's w/ 16's, or you could go 255's.

 

I have Bridgestone Blizzak LM-22 255/55-18's. These are HR speed rated. I consider them a great compromise between performance and snow traction. The snow traction on these is good. They are a little costly, I purchased them last fall for about $240 a tire installed.