24's or 26's on college budget?

[Fearz]

I have decided to sell some of my audio and finally get to work on the exterior of my Tahoe.

I was looking at 24's and noticed for the price I could spend a little more and get 26's. I could get the hook up on tires so I'm just worried about wheel cost.

I'm trying to decide if I should get 24's or get what I want 26's.
If I got 24's I would want to lower the truck, but wouldn't want to risk damaging something like an ABS sensor or something. If I got 26's I would leave the truck at stock height.

Questions:

I believe if I get 26's I would have to upgrade brakes, but could I just upgrade rotors and pads and be alright?

Most of my miles are freeway so about how long would tires last?
I put about 15,000-20,000 miles a year.

If I got 26's would I have to worry about my Trans and suspension components breaking are is that more a luck of the draw thing?

What are your opinions on tire brands like Fullway, and Dcenti?
Just as a temp. Set of tires when I get the wheels.

 

[Regency]

I would get what you want but your right on the upgrades as there all not required upgrades they are recommended. The cheaper route for everything is probably 24's but I would get what you really want because you will regret it!
EDIT: Never heard of those tires but what do I know I'm just 15

 

[Fearz]

I would get what you want but your right on the upgrades as there all not required upgrades they are recommended. The cheaper route for everything is probably 24's but I would get what you really want because you will regret it!
EDIT: Never heard of those tires but what do I know I'm just 15

I was set on 4's and lowering. I saw those Concept wheels and was looking at the Chrome ones
http://www.marcellinowheels.com/wheel.php?id=MAR1142410C99
But for $2,900 I could get wheels and tires and have some left over.
And my truck seems to be sensative so if I lowered it just my luck codes would start popping up.

I see those tires everywhere around here. I work outside at a Grocery store so I see a lot of vehicles.

 

[Regency]

I was set on 4's and lowering. I saw those Concept wheels and was looking at the Chrome ones
http://www.marcellinowheels.com/wheel.php?id=MAR1142410C99
But for $2,900 I could get wheels and tires and have some left over.
And my truck seems to be sensative so if I lowered it just my luck codes would start popping up.

I see those tires everywhere around here. I work outside at a Grocery store so I see a lot of vehicles.

Those 24s are nice

 

[Fearz]

Those 24s are nice

For $2,900 though

The price is right there with some 26's that's why I'm looking at 26's

 

[Regency]

For $2,900 though

The price is right there with some 26's that's why I'm looking at 26's

True I would look at some 2crave no 11s dope
Wheel at a dope price

 

[Fearz]

True I would look at some 2crave no 11s dope
Wheel at a dope price

They do look good. I found them 26x10 with a +18 offset I don't know if that's ok or not?
I was looking at the Milanni kool whip 6 wheels I could only find them on eBay and they were a good price.

 

[Regency]

What color is your truck and check out drop stars new line and old personally I prefer old which is what I have.

 

[Fearz]

What color is your truck and check out drop stars new line and old personally I prefer old which is what I have.

I actually don't know it is grey, but in certain light it looks goldish if that makes sense. About the same color as your Yukon.

I'll look into them. Thanks

 

[Modded]

Get 26s. If you get 24s you will eventually upgrade in the future.
I have used Dcenti tires before and was pleased.
I had a set of year old Gianelle 26s with Dcenti, TPMS, and lugs tires going for $2200 a few months ago. I guess most people decided somewhere in there head that it was not a good deal.