Greetings to all From Cleveland, OH! Was just blessed to accquire a Black 2000 Chevy Tahoe Limited, with only 65k and some change Miles. Don't laugh, It's my first Truck, of any sort, and I have next to no mechanical Skill :-(, Got family that works on cars, Is it too late for this old dog to learn some new mechanical tricks? Found the site while looking at images of aftermarket rims, Since she's my Daily Driver, Just want to get some nice Rims, something black with a nice lip. (Those Dalar 6 black with the chrome accents are NUTS!) And maybe a Flip out DVD in dash and some stealthed speakers.
This is where I need you expert's help, I'm kinda scared to drop her any cause of the rough winters we have here, Can I get the Rims with the nice lip look without lowering the ride.
You have some Nice looking trucks on here, thanks in advance for any advice/guidance.
This is where I need you expert's help, I'm kinda scared to drop her any cause of the rough winters we have here, Can I get the Rims with the nice lip look without lowering the ride.
You have some Nice looking trucks on here, thanks in advance for any advice/guidance.
Nice find with the low miles! I thought was doing good finding one in the mid 80's. These forums actually go a long way in furthering mechanical skill thanks to the skillful posting up how-to's on things that they have done. Between this forums and some of my past forums I have actually learned to do quite a few things from following instructions of others. You can definitely get wheels like you want without lowering. I recommend not going too large though if you worrying about harshness of the roads. I would think 22's or less so you can keep more tire. Sounds like you have great plans for the ride. Looking forward to seeing pics of her and the mods to come!
Post up some pics when you get a chance. We don't see a whole lotta clean Limiteds, especially with the low mileage yours has.
