I think these are my new rims

[Titanium R/T]

I can get these in 20's with tires (toyo proxes 4) for $2200 to my door.

What ya think?

Should I do 22's? This car thing is new to me. 1st car I have owned in 15 years. However, the truck I traded in for the charger did have 22's.

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r178/plumcuda1/j5black_big.jpg

[lowriderman3]

Sweet rims! I would go with 22's!

[SilvaSurfer]

22's man all the way

[lowriderman3]

Are these available for sale yet?

[FOHN_JARGO]

For my personal taste I would not go over 20"s. They are a nice looking wheel though!

[bob102386]

i think these are a kmc wheel not tsw

[redrocket]

22''

[chasb]

Unless all you will do is show and not go

[Scooby]

I recently purchased wheels & tires also. and the whole 20" vs 22" was a big decision for me also. I went with the 20"s,
I think they look better, call me old school but the 22"s just dont have enough rubber for my taste. I also think the 20"s should have a better ride because of the extra air/rubber cushion between the wheel and the road. And they have more curb protection, without a doubt.
I am very happy with my decision to go for the 20"s, looks "sporty" not "Blingy"
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c179/blown70/2006%20Charger%20SXT/charger-1.jpg

[MoparPosterChild]

I have 20's and 22's, and I will say I like the look of the 22's better.

Here's the 20's

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/srt8-charger/IMG_0608.jpg

Here's the 22's

http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa132/srt8-charger/IMG_0193.jpg

[Titanium R/T]

Thanks for all of the replies everyone.

69&07Chargers,

What is the ride quality difference between the 20's and 22's?
I didnt mind the 22's I had on my truck but I had 305/45/22's on so I had a fair amount of sidewall. No way I would go with a 30 profile ... that look just isnt for me ...

Not sure how 245/40/22 would look or ride.

[RT NOMAD]

I lean toward sporty 18's for the Chargers and flashy 22's for the 300's.

So, I'd have to say 20's.
If they made an 18 without the rivets, that would be really bad.

[Redfox0099]

just make sure they will work since you are an AWD....offset and all

[MoparPosterChild]

Thanks for all of the replies everyone.

69&07Chargers,

What is the ride quality difference between the 20's and 22's?
I didnt mind the 22's I had on my truck but I had 305/45/22's on so I had a fair amount of sidewall. No way I would go with a 30 profile ... that look just isnt for me ...

Not sure how 245/40/22 would look or ride.

I thought the difference would me enough to make me only put the 22's on for showing, but I have to say, it's not really all that different. I have had cars with 22's before, so I'm used to avoiding potholes in the road, but it really isn't that big of a difference in ride quality between the 22's and 20's.

Oh, and the biggest sidewall people are running on these cars with 22's is a 245/35/22 front and 295/30/22 rear... never seen a 245/40/22 that I can think of.

just make sure they will work since you are an AWD....offset and all

He's right, AWD's have a smaller selection of wheels that will work on them. Make sure you get the right wheels for your AWD, no matter what size they are.

[Titanium R/T]

The wheels I am looking at fit AWD. I like the look of the 22's ... but with the smaller sidewall and the bad roads in New Hampshire ... it scares me a bit.

[moonstreaker]

Not a big fan of the look of 22's (the tires look like rubber bands IMO) or the ride quality. Also, the 20's will deal with the potholes (read: craters) of the NE much better.