22-Inch Tires

22-inch tires are offered in numerous performance categories to meet the demands and lifestyles of various drivers, from off-road enthusiasts to luxury vehicle owners. Certain trucks, SUVs, and performance vehicles that feature 22-inch tires as an OEM option include the Jeep Grand Wagoneer (Series III or Obsidian models), Chevy Tahoe or Suburban (LS, LT, RST, Premier, and High Country trims), Toyota Tundra, Ford F-150, Range Rover Sport, GMC Yukon (Denali/Denali Ultimate trims), BMW X5 or X6, Audi Q7, Cadillac Escalade or Lyriq, Infiniti QX80, and even the Lincoln Navigator (Reserve and Reserve L trims).

Absolutely. There are a variety of 22-inch off-road tires specifically engineered to cater to different kinds of off-road enthusiasts and adventurers alike. From all-terrain to rugged terrain and even mud terrain (or “mud tires”), drivers looking to venture beyond the pavement and travel across challenging terrains and environments can find the 22-inch tires to meet whatever off-road demands they have in mind at Tire Rack.

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They can. If you use 22-inch tires to replace the smaller factory tire size on your vehicle, larger wheels and tires might slightly reduce your ride’s softness and fuel efficiency. However, modern tire technology has enabled manufacturers to create a range of 22-inch tire options that balance performance, comfort, and durability to counteract these impacts on your vehicle.

That depends on your vehicle and how much the overall tire diameter increases. If you maintain the stock tire height with low-profile 22-inch tires, your vehicle may not require lift or wheel offset modifications. If you’re increasing sidewall height for an off-road setup, a leveling or suspension kit may be required to establish proper fitment and ground clearance.