New Rim & tire question
#1
New Rim & tire question
I am do for a new set of tire after winter time and it is the original set, I'm thinking of replacing the whole wheel & tire. I'm looking at sets of 22" rim with tire to replace the stock 18"rim, will a 22"rim fit a MDX 08 without any issue or modification.
#2
Three Wheelin'
Here's an MDX with 22s (not my vehicle)...so I know they fit. There may be a question of taste with this option, but I don't have a problem with them as long as they're clean like the ones below. It's difficult sometimes to find the right 22" wheel for a luxury SUV like the MDX.
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
![](http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee109/john34schu/08silver_22s.jpg)
#3
Here's an MDX with 22s (not my vehicle)...so I know they fit. There may be a question of taste with this option, but I don't have a problem with them as long as they're clean like the ones below. It's difficult sometimes to find the right 22" wheel for a luxury SUV like the MDX.
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
![](http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee109/john34schu/08silver_22s.jpg)
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
![](http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee109/john34schu/08silver_22s.jpg)
Thx. for the input that MDX look really nice with those wheels, don't worry
my MDX will not be a ghetto as I am a family man.
#4
Here's an MDX with 22s (not my vehicle)...so I know they fit. There may be a question of taste with this option, but I don't have a problem with them as long as they're clean like the ones below. It's difficult sometimes to find the right 22" wheel for a luxury SUV like the MDX.
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
![](http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee109/john34schu/08silver_22s.jpg)
20" is the best IMO...best selection...cheapest tires...best wheel/tire/gap ratio. If you decide to go 22", on behalf of the MDX community, please don't go ghetto...
![](http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee109/john34schu/08silver_22s.jpg)
#7
Increasing the diameter to 22 will require a 10% sidewall which is out of the question on an MDX so you will end up by having to re-calibrate the speedometer, the odometer, the trans will be a different ratio and your MPG will suffer. All this in addition to Fugly and Ghetto doesn't seem like a good idea.
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#8
Increasing the diameter to 22 will require a 10% sidewall which is out of the question on an MDX so you will end up by having to re-calibrate the speedometer, the odometer, the trans will be a different ratio and your MPG will suffer. All this in addition to Fugly and Ghetto doesn't seem like a good idea.
I personally would get stock size for winter/snow and get aftermarket for summer. I've been looking around for a light weight set of 20's which I believe would offer the best performance.
#9
I'm going to take it that the stock size tire for '07 - '09 is the same as my '10 at 255/55/18 (255/50/19 for Sport). Going up to a 22" wheel will require a 35% profile tire, where do you get 10%? As long as the overall tire diameter is the same or close to stock, there is no problem with the odometer reading.
I personally would get stock size for winter/snow and get aftermarket for summer. I've been looking around for a light weight set of 20's which I believe would offer the best performance.
I personally would get stock size for winter/snow and get aftermarket for summer. I've been looking around for a light weight set of 20's which I believe would offer the best performance.
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