that one is a all steel wheel, but they may know what fits or have some other options

I am anxious to see how the stock Goodyear's perform in storms. I typically switched out to designated Nokian H2's and disappointed they still don't make a fitting 20. I've had good luck with the Pirelli designated winters, though (even in a low profile 325/35 rear or something like that).

Thanks!

Any idea what tire rack needs to get these measurements? I live near their Sparks Nevada distribution center, if they just need to measure my wheels I would be happy to swing by so they can get the necessary measurements to help us all!

That would be amazing! I believe they just need to get their hands on a an actual vehicle. I would give them a call at 1-888-541-1777 first to see what they need. Again, thank you for helping with this!

Didn’t have a chance to call but I did email their sales department and asked them to contact me so I can have the measurements. Not sure if I will hear back early next week, but may just go to les Schwab and see what they say for measurements.

I heard back from TireRack and they informed me that they do all measurements/test fits at their South Bend IN warehouse and are going to see if they can expedite it for our trucks. They don't have the ability to do it in Sparks, looks like I am just going to go with CarID or Discount Tires.

Hey, thanks so much for trying! I've been pestering them for weeks so hopefully they can expedite things. Worst case scenario, I'll order winter tires from Tire Rack and have the dealer mount them on the OEM rims and then wait till summer to order some (hopefully) available afrermarket rims for the all season tires.

Which winter tire are you thinking of going with for this vehicle? I have used studs on my wife’s expedition last 10years and used blizzak on my Jeep Grand Cherokee for only 1 year. Not real happy with their wear Asmara they seemed to wear out all the “special” rubber in only a few thousand miles.

Pirelli Scorpion Winter in 255/55/20 (OEM) size:

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...utoModClar=HSE

Here in the Pacific NW we don't get a ton of snow so I generally don't do a minus 1 sizing for my winter tires. And short of black ice conditions I have found that studless ice and snow tires do an amazing job of handling winter conditions while at the same time avoiding the road damage caused by studded tires.