The ultimate Hummer EV Wheel and Tire thread!

[super82]

Let’s kick off a thread to showcase aftermarket wheels and tires on the Hummer EV! If you’ve upgraded from the stock setup, share a photo of your rig along with the details—brand, offset, tire size, wheel weight, and anything else that makes your setup unique.

 

[super82]

This is not my truck, but that I ran across in the Facebook group with some nice mods.

Wheels: Vossen HFX1 22’s -18 offset
Tires: Nitto Grapplers 37x12.50

(Photo Credit Adam T, Hummer EV Facebook Group)

 

[super82]

Wheels: Weld Racing Crux W119 17x9 0 offset
Tires: BFG KO2 All Terrains37x12.50

https://www.weldwheels.com/weld-off-road/rotary-formed-wheels/crux-w119.html?pn=W11979018501#

 

[super82]

Method 305-HD 18x9 +18 offset
18" LT305/70R18 Goodyear® Wrangler Territory® MT tires

(Photo credit:L chucks97ss)

 

[Dragoon1]

Those bronze Method wheels look nice!

 

[super82]

20x12 Black Rhino Arsenal Wheels & 35” Toyo A/T III Tires - Set of 4
-44 Offset
8x165.1 / 8x6.5 Lug Pattern
No rub at full lock

 

[Suleg]

26”

 

[Dragoon1]

And here I thought 22-inch wheels were big! How's the ride with the 26-inch wheels? Did you notice any reduction in range?

 

[Suleg]

Nem észrevehető. A "sárgumik" kicsit hangosabbak aszfalton, de tekintélyt parancsolnak. Már messziről hallani, hogy jön valami, ami az utak "királya". Ez előnyt jelent egy HUMMER EV esetében, amely elektromosan üldözi ellenfeleit!

 

[Suleg]

Nem észrevehető. A "sárgumik" kicsit hangosabbak aszfalton, de tekintélyt parancsolnak. Már messziről hallani, hogy jön valami, ami az utak "királya". Ez előnyt jelent egy HUMMER EV esetében, amely elektromosan üldözi ellenfeleit!

500 mérföld…
Ezt városi forgalomban is megteheti. Valójában a hatótáv „lineárisan” változik 80 mph felett. A lényeg az, hogy a sárgumik messziről felkeltik a figyelmet, egy olyan „nagyragadozóra”, mint a HUMMER EV, ami egyébként „elektromos lopakodó”.

 

[Suleg]

IN EUROPE, life stops on the streets when they see this vehicle! A film introducing cars was made in Hungary, which declared: The GMC HUMMER EV is “brutal”, And still “size matters” for America

 

[Suleg]

500 miles…
You can do this in city traffic. In fact, the range changes “linearly” above 80 mph. The point is that mud tires attract attention from afar, for a “large predator” like the HUMMER EV, which is otherwise an “electric stealth”.

 

[Suleg]

https://videa.hu/videok/jarmuvek/elektromos-hummer-teszt-sportverda-a-trezor-gmc-9GKDE3UMVYFvkLMY

 

[chvalmc]

500 miles…
You can do this in city traffic. In fact, the range changes “linearly” above 80 mph. The point is that mud tires attract attention from afar, for a “large predator” like the HUMMER EV, which is otherwise an “electric stealth”.

Can you legally drive the Hummer EV over 80 km/h in Hungary? As far as I know, all vehicles over 3.5 tons are limited to 80 km/h. in Europe

 

[OrangeDream42]

I just can't get over 1.9 miles per kilowatt hour with the stock tires. I'm going to try the Toyo Open Country A/T III EV tires. I think they have the lowest rolling resistance of all available all-terrain tires. It's not wind resistance that's keeping the numbers down.

 

[super82]

I just can't get over 1.9 miles per kilowatt hour with the stock tires. I'm going to try the Toyo Open Country A/T III EV tires. I think they have the lowest rolling resistance of all available all-terrain tires. It's not wind resistance that's keeping the numbers down.

Those tires are pricey (around $655/ea?), but they sure do look good.

Be sure to let us know how you like them if you decide to give them a try!

 

[Dragoon1]

I just can't get over 1.9 miles per kilowatt hour with the stock tires. I'm going to try the Toyo Open Country A/T III EV tires. I think they have the lowest rolling resistance of all available all-terrain tires. It's not wind resistance that's keeping the numbers down.

I'm interested in hearing how the Toyos perform. Please keep us posted.

 

[OrangeDream42]

Yeah, I though about getting 18 inch beadlock rims too. The money I save on the tires would cover about half the cost. But I want to stick with OEM stuff as much as possible, especially lug nuts, so guess I'm ordering the 22" Toyo's tomorrow. They look good on super8's pics above.

Now if I could just find a spare tire cover that didn't cost a fortune... I know I need a little hole for the rear-view mirror camera but $900? Yikes! Someone in China could make a mint selling clones of these on ebay for half price, just sayin'.

 

[OrangeDream42]

So many wheel and tire choices now I'm a bit overwhelmed. Clearly I'm going to need to setup my own tire shop and to start I'm buying a new Pro Eagle off-road vehicle jack and this adapter:

GM EV Adaptor

Unlock the full potential of your GM Electric vehicles, notably the Hummer EV, with our adaptor. Fits directly with Pro Eagle Jacks for easy use. Shop now!

www.proeagle.com

 

[OrangeDream42]

I can only find the EV compound Toyos in 18" and 22" and I really REALLY want to try those so I'm fairly sure these will be my new rims (unless someone here talks me out of it):

I'll have to have the Toyos put on for me as these guys only had Nito Recons in 305/55/R22. Ugh, was really hoping to get them delivered mounted and balanced so I could use my new jack and slap them on real quick myself. Now I'm going have to sit around all day drinking Discount Tire's nasty pod cup coffee.