Help Newbie 22 or 24 inch wheels

[deadpool52]

I have 24" on mine and I really can't tell a difference in ride quality from the 22" I had before.

 

[Got-Boost?]

What brand/style tire are you all running?

 

[Deephaven]

To each his own, and to be honest I haven't tested 24" on the new gen magnet-ride (though frankly not happy with how stiff even my 22" are but I blame the suspension more than the rims). I've driven a couple last get on 24" and were stiffer than I preferred. As for sedan tires, not many sedans are pushing a curb weight of 5500lbs and frankly I am less bothered by a stiffer ride on a performance vehicle.

I've rolled 305/25/20 on a SC430 in the past, doesn't mean recommend it if you cared about ride quality or bent rims (bent 3 of 4 in 2 seasons).

Tested mine back to back on the same day. PLENTY of rubber. Pre-purchase I was scared by the ride, but pleasantly surprised. Of course with 4" of sidewall and enough interior volume to hold a rather large "air spring" I guess I shouldn't have been surprised.

Have you guys weighed these 22, 24, 26+ wheels? Just curious how heavy they are and what kind of a loss in performance you are seeing?

Tony posted weights. The TBSS 24's are lighter than the stock 22's. If they were significantly heavier I wouldn't have done it.

 

[Goodinblack]

Going from 17s to 22s definitely see a loss in MPG as far as I saw

 

[2016YUKONSLT]

Tony posted weights. The TBSS 24's are lighter than the stock 22's. If they were significantly heavier I wouldn't have done it.

I looked for the thread on weight of rims. Do you remember where you found it?

 

[LTahoeFL]

I will dissent. Not trying to take digs at anyone's ride but I think 24s+ look a tad ridiculous. I also like a classy look but I want a look that doesn't scream pimp my ride, and ride quality and performance in tough weather conditions/safety is also much more important to me than looks. I think these yokels here have convinced me to upgrade to the 22s but I am decidedly not interested in anything above that. Like you, I'm carting my kids and dog around, and will be pulling my bbq trailer and tailgating 6-8x per year. I want a nice looking but practical/utility ride more than I want something that turns heads.

I'm probably a minority here but that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I agree