22 inch wheels on a Ridgeline? Yes they fit!

[Mr.Honda]

Originally Posted by Q1000

Larger Rims=More weight=weight further from center=Greater Rotational Mass
It will hurt acceleration and gas mileage

Just something to keep in mind when looking for larger rims.

But they do look great

Well lets find out how much worse gas mileage??? Anyone ???

[5S Dude]

Without changing my driving habits, I have documented a ten to twelve mile difference per tank of regular. However, this is only a rough estimate during my forth or fifth tank since mounting the 20” wheel & tire combination. I am wondering how much improvement can be obtained thru the use of the cold air intake and 2.5Ø flow master exhaust system.

[RTL44]

Originally Posted by hofffam

I must say that I think think 22 and even 20s look terrible. Too much metal vs. rubber. The proportions are simply all wrong. Not to mention the impact on the utility of a truck - those low profile tires give very little cushion over impacts. It seems like this all got started with Navigators and Escalades used by the hiphop/pro athlete crowd, who like the bling. I think 18s would look about ideal.

I don't know if I am in the minority view on this or not.....

I agree...but I think 20's are good on the RL...you can still use 50's and thus keep a decent sidewall. Lookie here: