Looking to put new tires on. QUESTIONS
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Looking to put new wheels on. QUESTIONS
hey all, I have been thinking real hard and narrowed down my wheel choices to two rims. I want a really aggressive stance on my truck. I really like the KMC Slides or the GMC Ck156 Replicas in black. I was looking for either 22's or 24's, but im worried about rubbing issues. whats the nicest rim/tire size I should do to not have any rubbing? also, would 24's look too big or would they be a nice size? `2009 Silverado 1500
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24's would be too big and heavy, even though 22's are going to be really heavy too. Talking like 85-100lbs per wheel right there.
Is the truck lowered at all??
285/45/22 is the stock size tire for trucks that came with 22's. Right quality will also go down because of the rim size and very short sidewalls.
Is the truck lowered at all??
285/45/22 is the stock size tire for trucks that came with 22's. Right quality will also go down because of the rim size and very short sidewalls.
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24's would be too big and heavy, even though 22's are going to be really heavy too. Talking like 85-100lbs per wheel right there.
Is the truck lowered at all??
285/45/22 is the stock size tire for trucks that came with 22's. Right quality will also go down because of the rim size and very short sidewalls.
Is the truck lowered at all??
285/45/22 is the stock size tire for trucks that came with 22's. Right quality will also go down because of the rim size and very short sidewalls.
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