i've got an 05 H2 that had 20's and mudtires. it got sideswiped last week by a flatbed and the rim is devoured. im trying to decide on whether to get 22's with some offroad tires or 24/26's for cruising. keep in mind i dont take it out too often

 

sir, if your planning to get 22s, then its a wonderful idea. but if you love using your H2 for humpy and bumpy off-roading, then don't change.

btw theres alot of of good rims out there. better be sure to choose the right one. some rims will really cost alot.

good luck sir!

 

so you are planning to get 22's.it's good but take according to your driving.it will give you more satisfaction on smooth roads rather than on bumpy roads.

 

maybe it could be better for your H2 to provide an offroad tire rather than something else.

 

I went with 22's on mine after I ruined a stock rim off road. I'm very glad I did.

I dont go off road as much as I drive on the street, however when I am off road I do everything from running trails to rock crawling.
I managed to find something that allowed me to do intermediate and some advanced trails as well as provide the right amount of bling and comfort on the street.

I went with some custom 22" wheels from D'vinci http://www.dvinciusa.com/ mine are the Volore model. To which I added some Nitto Terra Grappler tires.

I have had that set of wheels and tires on many road trips, and many off road adventures, to include a trip down a portion of the Rubicon Trail (went from the springs to the east shore of Loon Lake, then all the way south to Robbs Resort).

 

I went with 20" with 37" Toto MT and they ride nice.





Good Luck!

 

Guess I could have posted a picture....

I would love to hear how well those Toyo tires hold up, mileage and so forth. Also do they "roar" e.g. are they noisy.

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That looks awesome, did you have to make any additional mods to fit those or is everything stock?, what tire size are those?

 

I was thinking of putting the new Goodyear MTR/Kevlar tires on my H2 in 37-12.5-17 Would also be interested to know if your tires rub at all?