Show and tell time... would love to see them. 

even better are 275/40/22

Using 285/35 on my 22's. No problems so far...

Ok, so mine isn't an RRS but I'm currently running 305/40 R22 114XL Hankook RH06 M+S.

Absolutely brilliant - never aqua planed even at silly speeds, excellent cornering with no "push", quiet and pleasing to the eye.

Who says you can't go off-road on 22's? I'm a farmer and probably do more off road than your average weekend warrior!! The advantage of the 114's is the extra strength in the sidewall which also increases road holding. They don't nip on rough stone tracks and still clear mud / snot very quickly. Ok, so you wouldn't go mud plugging in them - having said that I've been above the wheel centre in sloppy mud during an excursion (accident forced road closure but animal movements meant I had to find a way around - up to the axles in slop with a 3.5te triple axle cattle trailer in tow ).

I can then howl down the M6 at naughty speeds in complete comfort.

BTW - if you're sane - don't use 22" wheels unless you have to (mine were on the car when I bought it), the choice is terrible and Pirelli's in 285/35 R22 109 XL are about as much use as rolled up butter IME

Just when I've seen this updated, I've been running 275/40 22s for a few sets now, and have found them the best compromise between cost and availability

Best I've had on my sports have been the continental comtisport lx MY10 HSE 3.0 TDV6 : Santorini Black : Ebony Interior w/Anigre wood : Privacy Glass (total) : Sunroof : Sidesteps : Hybrid TV : Detachable Tow Kit : Spare Wheel Cover : 22" Dished Supersports

I also use 285/35r22s and would definitely recommend Toyo Proxes, they give good rim protection. I have stupidly bought cheap sunitracs for the front and they are crap! No rim protection and lack of grip when cornering, especially roundabouts!

I've always fancied 40 profile for better ride and protection but can't bring myself to replace all 4 at once, plus I want to sell and trade up for newer sport/D4/or full fat 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE- Cairns Blue with 22" Stormers

As above, i have Toyos on my 22's. A massive massive improvement from the ditch finders that were on when i bought the car with 20's. Generally very good in the corners unless you are really pushing on. Only thing i have found is that aquaplaning is still not as good as i would hope for. Might look to get something like uniroyal rainsports next which are in the same price bracket as the hankooks and Toyos.

Can anyone advise recommended tyre pressures for Toyo 285 35 R22 when fitted to my RR?

285/35/22 Toyo proxes , I ran mine at 38 psi all round . Best tyres I ever used on my Range Rover vouge , had about 4 sets in all . Just ordered some more to go on new wheels on the new car . Those 305/40/22 will give great rim protection .

265/35/22 pirelli scorpions on mine Java black 2006

B9BS X wrote:

I've got 295/30/22's continental sports all round, worth paying a little extra compared to the budget tyres