New from Texas - 2013 Black Tahoe LT

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bigredtex

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Been trolling for the last couple weeks, but thought I'd post for the first time. Have had my Tahoe for about 2 months. Here's mine now. So far, tinted windows, blacked out the emblems, de-badged, and replaced stock muffler and removed resonator for a deeper tone. Plan to upgrade the wheels and tires soon (22s with 305/24/22s). Everyone has their opinions, so I'd like to hear what you think of the choice of wheels.

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Nice ride! I think some chrome Tahoe 22s would look good or the texas truck wheels
 

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Very nice Hoe.

Please don't do deep dish wheels, they are soooo last decade. :)

Btw, the right tire size for 22s is 285/45 or 305/40.
 

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Nice ride. If you're set on black wheels, I would go for an OEM Chevy 22 or OE Replica to keep that stock yet aggressive look
 
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Very nice Hoe.

Please don't do deep dish wheels, they are soooo last decade. :)

Btw, the right tire size for 22s is 285/45 or 305/40.

Yeah, I know they're not the norm (deep dish), but I tend to lean more towards a classic look than modern. I've changed my mind about 20 times on wheels, chances are I'll change again.

Will the 305/45's not work? These are the one's I'm looking at. Goodyear Fortera (305/45) I like a little taller of a profile, but don't want them to rub.
 

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Even 305/40 will every once in a while rub a hair when the truck is pitched ... 305/45s rub a lot at stock height, and you'll need to either trim a little or mold the liners with a heat gun, depending on how much,
 
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Even 305/40 will every once in a while rub a hair when the truck is pitched ... 305/45s rub a lot at stock height, and you'll need to either trim a little or mold the liners with a heat gun, depending on how much,

Ah, good to know. Appreciate the help.
 

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Welcome! Go the way of the Serge and go OEM!
 

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bigredtex,

Hello and welcome to the forum! I just wanted to stop by and let you know that GM Customer Care is here on the forum and we are more than happy to assist you if you ever have any general questions or concerns about any GM product. Feel free to private message us at any time!

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