Went rim shopping today......

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chevyboy23

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Went rim shopping to today.....I'm thinking black rims. Saw a set of Tuff T01's full black with chrome inserts. I notice a lot people doing big rims and rubberband tires. I like it but I'm leaning a little bit more towards some meatier tires and rim size no bigger than 20's. *sigh* decisions decisions.......:hmmm2: any suggestions from my well rounded comrades?
 

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If you don't want big get 22 with meaty tires good mix
 

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20's are a good size in my opinion and they leave you lots of choices for a meaty tire. Are you thinking an all-terrain style tire?
 
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Yes....I definitely am thinking about an AT tire. It's something about all that tread on a nice set off rims.
 

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You going for a offroad look?

Then 20's, cheaper tires and plenty of selection.

Street look get 22's.

Also, there is no such thing as a Light Truck 22 inch tire. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
 

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You going for a offroad look?

Then 20's, cheaper tires and plenty of selection.

Street look get 22's.

Also, there is no such thing as a Light Truck 22 inch tire. Someone correct me if I am wrong.

I have mud terrains for 22's :chicken:
 

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I'm going off road look with my 20's :win:

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Man, this is getting expensive. But oh well. I thought about 22's. chrome is a second option......really want some mean looking black rims. Felix I see ya.....AT tires just look more truckish to me.
 

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On A NNBS-22's are the perfect size regardless of tire type IMO. Look at Felix's AvvY for example ;)
 

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Yea AT's are def smoother and quieter.. I think I just like the more aggressive tire tread on MT's for some reason.

Here's a comparison pic for ya...

22's on 33X12.50R22 Toyo Open Country MT's:
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20's on 305/50R20 Nitto Terra Grappler AT's:
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Not knocking 22's.....but IMO I just want to within the size that the factory would issue. Like the LTZ's come with 20's so.......I would go with 20s. But then again I also said that I wouldn't put rims on my truck either and look at me now.......:yaoface2:
 

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My 22's are factory replica's... GM -does- issue this exact wheel (except OEM not replica) on many rides :) They are an option from the dealer when buying a new GMT900 vehicle. But regardless, 20's or 22's will both look good on your truck. My avalanche is an LTZ so it came with the 20's I posted above but I wanted chrome instead of polished so I switched rims.
 

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I just bought 22s and will be putting them before the end of the week. Switching from the factory 20s on a Denali. I imagine that the ride will not be too compromised as the factory does offer 22s as well, as felixgun stated.

20s started to look a bit too small after browsing this forum for a couple of weeks...
 

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Not knocking 22's.....but IMO I just want to within the size that the factory would issue.

Yeah, like Felix said, GM 22"s are a factory option (see my sig), so there goes that lame-o oem nonsense excuse. :)
 

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