26s or 28s?

[RickyFriery97]

I have a 2007 NNBS Chevy tahoe, stock height on stock 20s.
ive been looking into rims and will be doing nothing less then 26s, but kinda wanna do 8s
i know 6s would be easy at stock height, but with what size tires? and what about 8s? what size tires should i look into to be able to slap em on at stock height, i will do a few mods if needed to make sure theres no rubbing.
also if i do 6s, id like a lil drop. but if i do 8s i know it would be hard to even drop it but id like to atleast level it out.
Also whats the Bolt patterns on the new tahoes? and would the tires wear out quick? this is my daily driver thanks!
A pic of my Hoe

 

[hbr]

......tires never wear out on 30s, do those since it's your daily driver:

 

[Modded]

Too many questions.
Tires at stock height and 26s would be 305/30/26. For 28s it will be 295/25/28. Both will rub at stock height and you will have to trim your wheel liners, especially with 28s.
With 26s you can comfortably do a 2/3 drop (2" front, 3" back). With 28s all you can do is a 2" rear drop, none up front. Either way you will also have to trim to stop rubbing with a drop/
Bolt patterns on every Tahoe ever made is 6x5.5 or 6x139.7
The tires will wear out like normal if you drive like a normal person and keep them pumped.

Personally I say get 26s. 28s are too big for comfort on these, especially with a drop.

You could just buy my 26s and make your life easy! Plus I'm in Dallas.

 

[Autbond]

Modded man...come on...I asked you to let me know if you ever got rid of your wheels!

OP don't get 28s, they are ridiculous...

 

[evoalex]

......tires never wear out on 30s, do those since it's your daily driver:

 

[ezdaar]

Is this a joke thread?

 

[Faceplant]

Is this a joke thread?

I really hope so.....