I have 22" TIS 08's wheels w/ 305/40/22 Toyo A/T Open County tireson my '05 Caddy. Also added 2"/3" Ground Force lowering kit to "hide" some of the well gap.Still a pretty big gap in the rear, wishing it was a little lower actually... There was a little rubbing at first with full reverse 90's, hard corning with pot holes (MN has TONS of them too), and with 4 or more passengers. Had more of the well cut and there's been NO rubbing. The Toyo A/T have some pretty big tread blocks too. Rides pretty 'bumpy' and "loose" but than again this is my first truck (other car is a superchargedjag) Corners better with minimal body lean. For the looks and to get rid of the GM wheel gap... it's worth it; in my opinion.
Is it bad to ride long distance (4-6hrs) with this set up though?

Thinkingmore and more everyday about DUB Big Homie 24" with a 305/35/24 tires. Wondering how much rubbing I'll get with the lowering kit...

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I put 26s on my 07 caddy, in my opinion its the only way to go.

 

Chris

Absolutley bad ***...............................................