Got my 22. 5" Alcoas on with Yokohama 255-70R22. 5 tires and with only a 2" leveling kit ( which I already had ) everything clears perfect no rubbing anywhere, I can full turn lock to lock and tires never hit, Hooked up the 5er and all is well there too, I was a little worried about the additional truck height since these tires are 36" high but 5er was already spring over so no problems there either. Where I am having a problem is trying to upload pictures to my gallery. Apparently my 8. 2 megapixel SLR is a little too much in the pixel dept for uploading so until I figure out how to set a lower megapixel I am posting a picture of a truck just like mine with 22. 5" Alcoas
P. S 2 years ago I was going to go with 19. 5s or 22. 5" wheels but a few people posted saying I would lose some of the ride and drive/ride more like a truck with the 14ply tires, BULL$#!* I swear these tires ride nicer than my stock tires and a buddy who has a Dmax that rides very smooth (I think) He says he likes the ride better than his truck too, I wonder if others with this set up are running the 80+ lb psi in there tires? I was told to run 45psi in the fronts and 40lbs in the duallys and its nice even with the 5er hooked up, I also like the idea of getting 100k+ miles out of a set of tires
I read somewhere about someone with the same set up on a dodge dually and said he had 200k on his tires, Heck I'll be Very happy if I get 100k since now I cant get past 25k with the stockers
P. S 2 years ago I was going to go with 19. 5s or 22. 5" wheels but a few people posted saying I would lose some of the ride and drive/ride more like a truck with the 14ply tires, BULL$#!* I swear these tires ride nicer than my stock tires and a buddy who has a Dmax that rides very smooth (I think) He says he likes the ride better than his truck too, I wonder if others with this set up are running the 80+ lb psi in there tires? I was told to run 45psi in the fronts and 40lbs in the duallys and its nice even with the 5er hooked up, I also like the idea of getting 100k+ miles out of a set of tires

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