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[zona]

Thanks for all your help fellas. I still am undecided. The 24's will look really nice but, I am not ready to invest into what it will take to make the ride smooth and I know I would have to beef up the front end some. I have 20X12 -50 offset on my avalanche and I have had lots of problems with my front end. I have had to replace both side hubs and right side axel along with pitman arm idler arm.....and more. This Yukon is only a two months old and I don't want to mess it up...However I can understand if I make sure tire pressure is good and all the other advice that was given I should be ok with good tires however I am not worried about me I am worried about my wife and how she will take care of it.

The 22's seem like they are the way to go as I can get a bigger tire and keep it the same to how GM does when they sell them with the 22's. I also think I would feel more confident while on the highway with more rubber, maybe I am just being silly.

here is a picture of my Avalanche just for kicks.


avalanche by VIPGraphX, on Flickr

 

[KMeloney]

Robbie -- You could have called me, and I could have told you you were being mean for a lot less. Well, not a LOT less, but less. Meanie.

 

[soulsea]

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Rich, I think you're reasoning it the right way, and that's a wicked Avy!

 

[felixgun]

Zona your Avy is badass it makes mine look like shit lol.. and your picture taking skills amaze me. What do you do to make it look like that?!

 

[zona]

Zona your Avy is badass it makes mine look like shit lol.. and your picture taking skills amaze me. What do you do to make it look like that?!

Thanks, the truck has had a new paintjob all around and the cladding was smoothed out and painted. The color is like the stock copper color but with candy in it for a little flip flop.

It was lifted 6 inches with fabtech and has a dual flowmaster super 44 exhaust with camaro tips.

Tires on it are Iroc 33x13.50x20 tires with ION forged 20x12 -50 wheels.

Inside it has nice system and indash flip down dvd player.


What I do to take these pictures is use a method of photography called HDR (high dynamic range) You take different exposed images and merge them using HDR software. Once your done you do more editing in programs like photoshop to give it somewhat a realistic painter like look.

I own a graphic design and printing business and do side work with photography for the past 10 years. So I have picked up some cool techniques along the way.

 

[felixgun]

Wow man I wish I had photo skillz like you... post more pics of both rides if you got em

 

[zona]

guys thanks for all your help. I got some new wheels today and pictures are here

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?p=486166#post486166

 

[felixgun]

No prob man