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22's would look NICE on an endeavor.....BUT....it's a no go. You would need a VERY low pro tire, probably a "30" so that you would not rub against the coil by your front tires. Every shop we went to said a "30" or even "35" would not be recommended for the SUV because the SUV is just too heavy.

I have a 35-series on my Mustang. (with 20" rims)

So.....we have 20" rims on our Endeavor with a 45-series tire. It has the exact same overall wheel dimensions as a stock wheel. (Just a lot more rim, lot less tire)

The suspension on the Endeavor is car-based, which is why you have a very smooth, cushy ride. But that's an obstacle when wanting to go BIG with your rims, because it's just in the way.
 

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let me just say I have 20's on my endeavor and because there is so much space between the tire and the wheel well people think my rims are 18's <_< ... so Im either getting the lowering springs to drop it an inch (intrax springs) or Im going to get running boards to make the car look lower to the ground (it actually makes the rims look bigger). Good luck bro
 
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