2022 LTZ Duramax Ride Quality

[Davew277]

Low profile tires on larger wheels doesn't help ride quality either. I noticed that my AT4 wheels were "upgraded" to 20" with one of the add on packages. I purposely kept the 18" wheels to have more sidewall on my tires to absorb better. I still have all of the options I want, I just had the options from that package added individually to leave out the wheel size upgrade. Tires are an important part of ride quality that some people forget.

Edited December 20, 2022 by Davew277
Fixed wheel size

[Another JR]

Yeah, when I test drove multiple trucks prior to ordering my 2021 3500hd, it was clear that the 20 inch optional wheels and tires gave a bit rougher ride. They did make the truck corner like a giant sports car. I ordered the 18s for a better ride and more sidewall for airing down.  I’m very happy with the base SLT 18 inch wheels and Michelin tires. 

Edited December 16, 2022 by Another JR
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[Pryme]

On 12/16/2022 at 12:37 PM, Another JR said:

Yeah, when I test drove multiple trucks prior to ordering my 2021 3500hd, it was clear that the 20 inch optional wheels and tires gave a bit rougher ride. They did make the truck corner like a giant sports car. I ordered the 18s for a better ride and more sidewall for airing down.  I’m very happy with the base SLT 18 inch wheels and Michelin tires. 

I wouldn’t consider a truck with 20 inch wheels. 18 max for me. 

[Davew277]

On 12/18/2022 at 8:00 PM, Pryme said:

I wouldn’t consider a truck with 20 inch wheels. 18 max for me. 

Some people prefer a certain appearance at the expense of comfort. I'm not one of them either. If I want a sports car I'll go buy one.