22s, 24s, or 26s on Tahoe w/ 2"-3" dfop

[pjtoy2]

So I'm stuck on choosing which size rims to get for my Tahoe. I had a Denali XL lowered 3" and it looked perfect on 24s. I still have the 24s but I'm not sure if they would look good on the Tahoe since its a shorter wheel base. Some people say 22s look better, some say 26s look better, and others say to put the 24s on... The wheels are at my friends house about 3 hours away so I dont want to drive down just to see if I like how they look on the truck. Any body have pics of a Tahoe or short body Yukon/Denali with 22s, 24s, or 26s and a 2 or 3" drop? I'm just looking for ideas of how it will look, I've seen plenty of stock height trucks with wheels but am really wanting to see how it will look with a drop the same as mine!

Thanks in advance for anybody who can post some pics and/or recommendations

 

[andrewmoore13]

i have 22's and love it. 24's look sick. if its dropped idk if it'll rub. that would be my only concern.

thats on an 02 denali though. its the short version though.

i'll upload a pic later.

 

[Young28]

my opinion is 26s.

 

[pjtoy2]

my opinion is 26s.

I really want 26s but does it look high with only a 2-3" drop?

I wish I could make it look like yours though, tuckin 28s!!

 

[JKmotorsports]

My sig pic. 24s with a 3/5 drop.

 

[pjtoy2]

My sig pic. 24s with a 3/5 drop.

Very nice... my truck has a 2/3 drop but now I wanna go more. I know I can get spindles for he front but does that mean I need new lowering springs for the rear? Or how did u lower the rear

 

[alxs210]

Heres mine on 26's with a 2/4 and 305/30 tires.

 

[soulsea]

24s with fat lips looks perfectly proportioned on 2/3 drops imho.

 

[pjtoy2]

24s with fat lips looks perfectly proportioned on 2/3 drops imho.

I think it mightbe worth the drive ego serif myrims look good before I decide...



Also anybody know how to loweer the rear an extra inch without getting new springs?

 

[JKmotorsports]

Very nice... my truck has a 2/3 drop but now I wanna go more. I know I can get spindles for he front but does that mean I need new lowering springs for the rear? Or how did u lower the rear

I just used lowering springs for the rear.

Also anybody know how to loweer the rear an extra inch without getting new springs?

You can remove the rubber spring isolators and get roughly an inch or so of drop.