Small Wheel / Large Tire on a Suburban?

[PG01]

on my 2011 escalade, I went from 22's down to 18's. Best move I ever made. No more bent rims. no more harsh ride. Not 1 ripped tire from a pot hole. The truck even looks better.

Its NY our roads suck… every where in every fckn county town village

 

[SpareParts]

I'm a fan of smaller wheels and more sidewall.
Have not had to in a while but airing down with big rims and small sidewalls just ain't gonna work for me.

 

[the blur]

I am loving the fans of common sense !! 24's are stupid, and you will see more & more of them. If you're on a road trip and rip a tire, you will NOT be finding a 24" tire in any rural town. In fact, I lived in rural america. All you see are A/T tires. Normal sizes, not the getto look, which GM seems to be going after.

 

[jerry455]

I have 22"s on my 2021 Suburban High Country with Michelin Cross Climate 2's in 285 45 22 and it handles and rides great. I live in Michigan and our roads are terrible. They have always been. We have the heaviest OTR trucks around and take a toll on the roads. I have the Mag ride struts and I love them. I hear the 24"s ride great also. Don't knock it til you try it. They seem to be very popular. If I was going offroad, like very few owners do, maybe a different set up. The Cross Climates are great in snow also.

 

[jgraves]

I run 315/70R17 on my '23 for winter. I've modded the front fender liners but no lift. No photos close at hand but I've posted several photos here, just search my threads.

Jeff