Best place to buy 37" tires and 22" Rockstars?
#5
10-05-2014, 09:24 PM
I've been looking at pics of H2's and really want 22" Rockstars. I think that size of rockstars looks the best.
I've considered doing something like you did LoJac. I do like your setup, but I would have to have 37"s instead of 35"s. Still love yours though
And maybe upgrade to a 20" rim since I want a bigger tire.
I've considered doing something like you did LoJac. I do like your setup, but I would have to have 37"s instead of 35"s. Still love yours though
And maybe upgrade to a 20" rim since I want a bigger tire.
#6
10-06-2014, 08:17 AM
I wasn't trying to be an *** or anything but the vast majority of members don't go with the huge rims as they make the vehicle essentially useless offroad. Here in AZ just about every truck is lifted with huge rims and rubber band tires.
I'm old school. I remember having 15's with 35" tires on my 77 Silverado with a ton of lift. Small rims with huge sidewalls is my choice.
That being said, to each their own. If that's the route you want to go then go for it!
The price of tires are ridiculous when you jump up in wheel size. I had thought about going with 18's but I couldn't believe how much one more inch of rim added to the price of the tires. That was why I stuck with the stock 17" size. You can do 37's on any rim you want. I wished I had bought 37's honestly, I think it would have still fit in the garage with the roof rack.
I'm old school. I remember having 15's with 35" tires on my 77 Silverado with a ton of lift. Small rims with huge sidewalls is my choice.
That being said, to each their own. If that's the route you want to go then go for it!
The price of tires are ridiculous when you jump up in wheel size. I had thought about going with 18's but I couldn't believe how much one more inch of rim added to the price of the tires. That was why I stuck with the stock 17" size. You can do 37's on any rim you want. I wished I had bought 37's honestly, I think it would have still fit in the garage with the roof rack.
#7
10-06-2014, 10:57 AM
I just put on a set of 20x10 Fuel rims with 35x12.50 M/T tires, I think it looks just right on a stock height H2 (-24 offset)
#9
10-12-2014, 07:45 PM
Yes it affects everything. The most concerning to me even on stock wheels are the puny toothpicks for tie rods which can randomly snap at any given moment. I need to cool off on the exterior/interior mods and start going through my suspension. Only thing I have changed are my trailing arms to aftermarket.