What size tire for 24s?

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WillRyan

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I'd like to know what size tire I should run for 24" wheels on a tahoe at stock ride height.

Can yall post up some pics, tire size, and if you have any rubbing issues?
 

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Im Runnin 305/35R24 with a 2/3 drop, minimal rubbing. Just trimmed some of the inner plastic. So without a drop you should be fine. Some guys on here have a 3/5 drop and are fine with 305's.
 

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Im running 305s and I RUB LIKE CRAZY! it all depends on your wheel offset...trust me best way to go is a 285
 

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Most run 305-35. Stock height you should be fine with a 305-35 depending on wheel offset. I am running a 275-30 because I like the rubber band look and have lowered the Yukon as much as possible.
 

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305/24/35 hands down...looks great with the 24s, not a fan of the rubber band

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For a NNBS, I recommend 295/35/24. The 305 will stick out more because of the fender shape of the newer bodies.
 

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For a NNBS, I recommend 295/35/24. The 305 will stick out more because of the fender shape of the newer bodies.

I disagree on that. You can't tell the difference when you look at a 295 compared to a 305. All that depends on the wheel offset. One benefit of a 305 is a little extra curb protection.
 
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WillRyan

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Thanks yall!

what size offset would I go with so the tires don't stick out? I want it flush with the fender lip i guess
 

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I would say run 305 35 24, 30 offset, trim the rear plastic, no issues. up front, crank to crank might rub a little.
 

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