22 or 24?
Originally Posted by HIDPLANET
Gee thanks.....does mine look that bad???
Im actually opposite..I dont like big chrome wheels...which is why I went with black.
Im actually opposite..I dont like big chrome wheels...which is why I went with black.
Originally Posted by ddellwo
In my opinion, 24's are just starting to nudge into "ghetto cruiser" territory -- kind of like putting 20's on a new Mustang.
Unless that is the look you are going for, I'd recommend the 22's -- they seem to be the best balance of rim, tire, and wheel opening!
Unless that is the look you are going for, I'd recommend the 22's -- they seem to be the best balance of rim, tire, and wheel opening!
Thats kind of like saying 33s are cool but 35s are "redneck". But hey, I guess you have to draw the line somewhere....to each his own. I can remember not too long ago (back in 2000 or so) when 20s were "ghetto". Hell back when my 97 Ram SS/T came out and it had 17s on it they were HUGE at the time. .
Originally Posted by HIDPLANET
When tastefully done, anything looks good.
IN HID's case he lowered his truck and the 22s fit and look great. I made up my mind before I bought this truck I was not going to lower it (my last 3 trucks have been lowered and I just didnt want to go that route again) so to me for the tires and wheels to fit the truck the way I wanted them too I wanted 24s. I was afraid that 26s would be "too big" to look right, but after seeing the 24s I dont think they would have. Keep in mind 24s on these trucks look like 22s do on Chevrolets.
SS/T, your truck is sick! Last month I bought a Black 05 super crew lariat 4x4 with 20's, the dealership added them on as a promo, anyway, wish i had the option at the time to go bigger, the 20's with 275/55/r20 ltx's aren't cutting it, hah, looks good, don't get me wrong, but 24's are the way to go.
Go big for sure, just make sure you can afford it!!!
Go big for sure, just make sure you can afford it!!!




