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Hey any help would be appreciated. Im looking at some 26" Rims on 305's for my Tahoe. I do want to get the best stance for my vehicle. Should I lower it as well too? or does it really not need it considering the diameter being so big and filling up the wheel well? Then from what I understand it is probably necessary to upgrade my brakes with a 26" rim. OR should I just get 24's and lower it? This is my second Tahoe, my previous one was lowered on 24's and I liked the look of it, but of course as everyone says, I regretted not getting 26's. So I guess Im just wondering what my best route would be. I know its all to my own preference but others opinions help too. 
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I chose to lower mine and loved it, just be prepared to deal with a little rubbing which will worsen the lower you go in the front. Some massaging of the fenderwell's plastic liner will likely be necessary and I also used a rubber mallet to bend the lowest point of the front fenders behind each tire to prevent contact from being made. Rubbing in the rear for me was minimal.
