Fitting 24's

[Mighty MoG]

What are some general mods to make to fit 24's without rubbing issues?

 

[BigBake]

I'm not sure what truck your putting them but for my denali it was barely nothing. I went with 305/35/24 tires.....The rim truck shop that installed them had to cut out a little bit of the inside of the back fender wells. I dont know what its called but the black plastic stuff......My front passenger side wheel well has a little warping so it kind of rubs when I cut the wheel completely in drive or cut more than half in reverse.....I need to fix that. If your truck has tire sensors you need to make sure they remove them from your factory wheels and put them on your new set...You may have to buy some new valve stems at the rim shop...mine were $7 each

 

[Mighty MoG]

I have a 2007 Tahoe LS. I have been reading the forums and 22's appear to fit with no modifications. However, I think I may go with 24's. That's why I was asking. I see a lot of folks viewing but no replies.

 

[BigBake]

I had the same problem on this forum when I was trying to decide if I should go 24's....I'm glad I did. I like them alot!

 

[Mighty MoG]

I had the same problem on this forum when I was trying to decide if I should go 24's....I'm glad I did. I like them alot!

Yeah man, that's nice and clean.

 

[73shark]

If you don't want to cut the plastic fender liners, you can use a heat gun and something like a baseball bat as a mandrel to bend them out of the way.