Thinking about 26" wheels need help!!!

[Yukon-ya]

I'm re-bagging my yukon to lay frame and I was thinking about going with 24s but looking at prices I seen I could get a great set of 26s for the same or a couple extra bills more. Problem I'm having is, some sites for 05 yukons I can't look at 26" wheels and tires so I'm curious to know if that's a sign of "do not" do this or just the site playing it safe, I kinda figure it's alil of both and I know there are afew guys laying frame on 26s. Questions for them:

Do they regret it?
How's the ride?
Do they drive it everyday or just a show vehicle?
What should I pay attention to if I decide to go with 26s?

Thanks guys,
Shaun

 

[yates ™]

Young28.

If you buy off the shelf wheels you will need to setup your bag work for them, if you buy custom billets you can buy them to fit your bag work

 

[Yukon-ya]

I didn't see billets in a size 26" and the shop that's re-doing everything pretty much will be gutting it and what not. These will be "filler" wheels for afew yrs tell I decide on, 2-3 piece wheel but I'm thinking about 26x10-10.5 +32 or +22

 

[yates ™]

http://www.racelinewheels.com/c-29-billet-wheels.aspx
http://www.billetspecialties.com/wheels/six-lug-wheels/

These guys as well as others should make them to 26's and most any width and offset you want.

 

[diamondbackjo]

intro>billet specialties>raceline

 

[yates ™]

Ah yes Intro slipped my mind. http://www.introwheels.com/

 

[Yukon-ya]

Lol but do you guys know the answers to my questions about 26s?

 

[yates ™]

We did answer it. You will probably not find a perfect 26" off the shelf wheel so use the companies mentioned and you will get a perfect fit.

 

[Yukon-ya]

but what about the ride and everyday driving

 

[yates ™]

Oh no I do not.