Wheel upgrade question

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finman

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I have a 2011 Suburban and I am trying to decide on going with 20" rims w/ 275-55-20 tires or 22" rims with 285-45-22 tires.
The truck now has 17" stock rims and tires on it.
I really like the look of the 22" rims. Besides the obvious price difference between 20 & 22's, when going with 22's, has anyone noticed a considerable loss in mileage and ride versus the 17" factory package?

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I've noticed a little difference in ride, but not so much that I consider it a problem. I'll be running 17's in the winter and currently running 22's, and both have their advantages and issues. If I were you I'd go 22; if you did it like me you'd get 20's, then upgrade three months later. :Stupid Me:
 

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Hit up SuperchargedSS....He's a vendor on here and has a nice choice of OEM 22's to choose from if you're going for the OEM look. His prices can't be beat.
 
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what is the best way to handle the tire pressure sensors. Transfer the ones in the original 17" rims or buy new ones?

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Since your truck is so new, I would transfer.

I was in the same dilemma as you till 2 days ago.
 

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