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It's not that much diff as far as ride but it's more of a chance curbing them because the tire is much smaller
it just seems like a lot of people are saying they would stop at 26's as if 28's are a bad option for particular reasons. Im debating between 26's or 28's. I just hope they don't look small if I decide on 26's. if 26's, my plan is to put 2 inch shackles on the back and also get a wheel without a lip on it....hopefully it will help out a lot as far as filling wheel space and looking bigger than 26's
bringing it back from the dead..... here is my old truck with 26's and a 2 in drop shackle.... that is long gone but now have a 2014 platinum and am looking to get 28's or 30's anyone have pics or information needed for offset? I like the 26's but there is just to much wheel well left so im thinking 30's with a level kit anyone got any info?
alright I'm have a difficult time choosing between a 4/6 drop and 24's on my 2020 lariate or keeping it ride height and putting 26's or even maybe doing a 4/6 drop with 26's what would y'all do
im bringing this post back rcupit82 do you know any rims that will allow me to tuck in the rear trying to run 24s dub ballers would be ideal
I just purchased a 2020 Lariat today going tomorrow to test fit a set of 24 inch matte black double dark tint Dub Ballers too! Great taste is contagious!
thinking of running them on 305-35-24s so have a little more sidewall as I have never run higher than 22s before. People in here are running 26s to 30s so the ride quality on 24s can’t be that bad I assume. Worth it for the look!
02-25-2014, 09:11 PM
