new 20"s

[cmc76]

so the used 20"s I picked up, decent tread on them. and I thought I was going to have to get sensors in all the tires. oddly enough after putting them on and a test drive no light for the sensors, so I may have lucked out and they are in there after all. IM not sold on them yet, but this is the first time ive bought aftermarket rims. they do ride pretty nice. and I like the look. thoughts on blacking them out entirely?

 

[OHSIXX]

just remember blacking them out will make them look smaller.....and I believe after so many miles the TPMS light will reappear with no sensors.

 

[1clean08denali]

Level the front, put bigger tires and black them out. That will look bad ass since it's a 4x4

 

[cmc76]

I was looking at that, if I go with a more aggressive tire ill have to pick the front up a few inches. if the sensors are truly mia, ill wait until I get tires in the fall, I don't think these tires will make it much longer than that. I kept my stockers for winter if I need be. but the look is growing on me already.

 

[1clean08denali]

Hahahahah thay happens, I wanna go 24" already I have 22" on my truck now

 

[Goodinblack]

Not bad.

 

[cmc76]

OK, so after having these rims on for a weekend. I do have a few questions.
As of yet, I have not had them rebalanced and have not had an alignment. But for the most part they ride decent. One of the biggest things I notice though is that with a wider tire, the Tahoe seems to really track to follow dips in or the crown of the road. I also seem to have a very slight pull to the left. but I will check pressures this morning before I go running for an alignment.
the tired I do have are not new at all. if I can get through fall with them I would be happy. but is this common with a wider footprint, to be pulled in the direction of the dips and contour of the road?

 

[massivespl]

Ya wider tires follow the grooves in the road. U get use to it after awhile lol