2024 Yukon Denali 22" Tire and Level consideration...need some input

[HopheadFury]

Thanks in advance...been following and plowing through a ton of threads, but none are quite on the mark for me.

I have the non-ultimate Denali with Magnaride, not air suspension. 275/50r22 Bridgestone alenzas on it right now, but I'm wanting to put on an AT tire (Toyo AT3's, Nitro Recon's, or Continental TerrainAT)...what's the biggest size of these that will fit on my OEM wheels without trimming or lift/level? I was considering a level but the Dealership service guys are telling me with the Magnaride, any level will have a pretty tremendous impact on ride quality...so thats got me spooked into just putting tires on stock. Need some feedback on these issues...and any pics you've got of your similar setup and solutions are greatly appreciated.

Bringing my ride in next week to paint the remaining chrome grille and surround gloss black to standout off the satin wrap. Tires to be immediately done once I get this whole thing settled in my head with how it will look/function best.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

If you want tire width, 305/45x22 should fit.

 

[HopheadFury]

If you want tire width, 305/45x22 should fit.

looking more for height

 

[HopheadFury]

Will these fit without lift of some kind?

 

[jgraves]

They should fit on stock wheels w/o lift if you install a fender liner pull-back kit (see Westcott Designs website and YouTube channel). They are the same height and a bit narrower than the 315/70R17 I run for winter. I've only rubbed while turning sharply, braking and hitting a bump at the same time.

My thread on tire fitment.

Jeff

 

[HopheadFury]

thanks for the assist throughout the forum...got some new shoes put on this weekend. Didn't want to mess with the suspension, so this worked out great. Went with 305/45r22, drive is great and no road noise to speak of

 

[plimeclume]

Any rubbing at all? I'm in the same boat. Don't want to lift magnaride. I was looking at toyo at3 275/50 r22 (stock size) or 285/50 r22. On toyo website, it says 305/45R22 are for a 9.5 to 11.5 rim. Our rims are 9". Any issues with that?

 

[KMeloney]

For the record, I don't know that asking the dealership about aftermarket parts is going to be particularly useful. That's not to say that they are flat-out wrong about the ride quality with the addition of any kind of lift -- but I'd be looking for the opinions of folks who have added a lift themselves.