"22's" SON!
 

That was a Rob and Big Black reference , I'm pretty sure these are bigger then 22's. I saw this Chevy Tahoe and had to stop and take a picture.

Whoop's

Too much rim makes the ride to hard... LOL, that sucks! I'm willing to bet that might do a little more damage they just the rim. OUCH !

I read that in Tycas voice

Rims and curbs don't play nice together.

My bet is dude is still Rollin on that with his run flats. Hahahaha

Chat could take off one of the 6 22inch wheels that is on his triple axle trailer and keep on rollin

Hahahaha. Ah that shizz will buff out.

Looking at that scuff on the front bumper it looks more like a car hit it in the parking lot or something????

Guarantee he blames it on his girlfriend or wife.

I had something similar happen with some low profile 17s. Hit a pot hole from roadwork that wasn't marked. It dented my rim in about 2-3" and blew out the tire instantly.
I also had one happen that luckily didn't damage the rim because I had slightly bigger tires on, but other than that same story. It took a fist sized gash out of the tire and had me changing a tire on the freeway.
Sucks when that stuff happens, but it looks like his is still holding air somehow. The vibration must be horrible.

saw this piece of work this morning. I'm amazed at how some guys will make a great ride look like ****, just to have huge wheels.

Street tires and big rims on SUVs and trucks just looks retarded to me.

^^^^ That thing doesn't know if its a DONK or a DUB edition 4X4^^^^^
Same go's for the Lowerd and Jacked up truck guy's. We have all seen some pretty Stupid ride's
I bet you the guys driving them have the same thing going threw their head as the guys that ride JET SKI's You and are are looking at them saying " That f-ing stupid" all while they are looking back at you thinking " check out this dude checking out my sick ride" LOL

My dropped tahoe on 26s is mentally challenged? i.m.sad.

I should be more specific. SUVs and Trucks with an off road stance.........

The vehicle above was lifted to accommodate those wheels. It might be a different story if it was dropped.

Hahahaha Whelp, here's my rig on 22's.

Man those look like 16's. I betz u keep'm clean dough!

22's are so 2000's. 26's where it's at.

Donk it up

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I think 26's look good on Denali's and Escalades. Here's mine with 26" Dubs...

Any love for 19's ?!
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I know this ish is all subjective but I don't think it has to do with the size of the wheel I think it has to do with the stance of your ride relative the gap in the wheel well. People put on these huge wheels and then have clearance problems so they can't close the gap. IMO they need to be stuffed like Nick's ride. Don't go big wheels, low pro's and have a gap - it looks halfway done to me. It is easy to buy wheels and tires - it is a lot of work to dump it and get the stance/clearance right.

If you're gonna add after market wheels I don't understand why buy the cheap crap.... May as well buy a fake Rolex as well.

Lowering your car is fine, but this isn't stance nation....

My last IS had 18's without a drop and honestly looked pretty stupid.... but that one was the AWD and I read a lot of people getting bad vibrations from dropping the AWD.

The one above is dropped 1.7" and the 19's fit perfectly without a rub.... its amazing what a little drop will do, especially when I park next to a "stock" IS350... but this obviously isn't a tow vehicle, so a drop is a little easier to justify. I'm suprised that even on 30 series tires the ride is fantastic with these newer springs.


... but its about that time, snow tires.
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