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Hey Congrat's on getting the new ride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would not go over 20" rims but, there are real off-roaders here that can sway the vote the true direction. I think most of them stay 18" most of the time. If it is mud and water the 22" may work good. If it is Moab rocks hills that kind of thing the friends I have on the forum do not go big rims even though they go huge tires. Need the flex in tires plus airing down. The larger centers in the rims is just really a leverage deal where unless steel they may break out. Keep in mind what I'm sharing is from talks with Forum Buds. My H2 has about $100,000.00 in it between me and sponsors. It spends most of it's time out of the showroom at the shop in beauty contests or shop skill contests. I promise if anyone see's it in person you will admire the shop skill in this ride. It will be converted some day to lifts bigger tires on my 20" and get dirty as well as scratched up. It would be wrong to never let a Hummer see mud, rocks, and get roughed up some. I am really an off-roader at heart and who knows I may get my rig to Moab some day. I know I'm going soon as I got good offers with people like tower to just show up relax and see the sites. I need that real bad.

I hope all goes well with your rig design. Ask allot of opinions from our members here that do off-road all the time. PhilD off hand is one but, there are many more. It is late and need sleep so cannot take time to list all of the guys and gals I know you could trust.


Good Luck!!

TAZ