Need some help....which would look best on 05' smoke armada?
1.http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/syncityvegas/Demoda_Authority_Chrome.jpg
2.http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/syncityvegas/8033034591.jpg
3.http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/syncityvegas/8033024228.jpg
4.http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/syncityvegas/41_2.jpg

I like 3 :cool:

They are all sharp. Everyone knows my opinion on BIG wheels so I won't go there. As for what looks good, I like 1 and 4. 2 and 3 look too sparce. You'd want a big brake pkg if you get those. 4 looks like a nightmare to clean, so I'd get 1.

1 and 3 look nice to me? (poet)

3 and then 1. 2 and 4 look like a nightmare to keep clean......

I like number one and then number three.

Nice wheels.

i have 3 my self just powdercoated to match the truck :)

but i like 3 and 1

there all nice except 4 looks realy hard to clean

4 is the sharpest and i haven't seen those wheels in every SUV around here. and if your from SoCal, you won't have alot of problem cleaning those wheels.

#1 and 3 ;)

4 looks great but would be high maintenance. 3 is the best for ease to clean.

Joe

#3 would be for me! 24" rubber rides like a skateboard though. go for the 22" and put the 305/45/22's with a little more rubber in between you and the road. every little bit helps. just a thought :2cool:

#3 would be for me! 24" rubber rides like a skateboard though. go for the 22" and put the 305/45/22's with a little more rubber in between you and the road. every little bit helps. just a thought :2cool:
I like this guy. ;)

I noticed no difference in ride with the different tire sizes that I had.

I had 22" polished Boyds with Nitto 305/45/22 and changed to

24" Chrome Foose's that run Pirrelli P zero's 295/40/24.

The sidewall diff. is very minimal and could not see a diff by the naked eye. A trip to view tire rack .com size chart revealed an overall tire diameter of

22" - 33.2
24" - 33.2


sidewall diff was .2 cm

I noticed no difference in ride with the different tire sizes that I had.

I had 22" polished Boyds with Nitto 305/45/22 and changed to

24" Chrome Foose's that run Pirrelli P zero's 295/40/24.

The sidewall diff. is very minimal and could not see a diff by the naked eye. A trip to view tire rack .com size chart revealed an overall tire diameter of

22" - 33.2
24" - 33.2


sidewall diff was .2 cm
If you have the same overall diameter, and the rims are 2" wider, you have 1" less of sidewall by definition. Using your tire sizes, the 24" have 4.72" of sidewall. The 22s have 5.49" of sidewall. They 22s should be 32.98" in diameter. The 24s should be 33.44" in diameter. The difference should be 3/4" in sidewall, and 1/2" in overall diameter, adding up to the 2" rim difference. The stock sidewall is 7.42" for SE and LE, 8" for SE OR. Huge difference. I have 6.71 and I notice the difference. ;)

I do notice the difference between the stock 18's and the aftermarket 24's. The ride is smoother on the stocks but I like the handling better on the 295/40/24's.

Whatever you do, don't get #4 cause those are the ones I want. :D

You should look at Foose, these are the ones I'm saving up for mine. Going big with 24".
http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:Z2r4SzYisV4bfM:www.bigwheels.net/wheels/foose/lusso_tr.jpg

I like #1 .

Can you post your pics?

Can you post your pics?


Check out the first thread :cool:

I've been considering #3 in 22" for my Titan.

Thanks for all the input everyone. I decided to go with d'vinci havoc xl 22's. I will post pics once there mounted. thanks again.