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Old 04-30-2006, 02:02 AM
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What tire do you recommend for a 24" wheel?
Make, model, and size. No low profile tires. I don't want to have to change shocks or any other suspension modifications. Also, I don't want too much tire noise. Need to be able to put my original wheels on when I need.

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i have 24" rims and run toyo mts 37" they are the only off road tire for a 24" rim. there is lil to zero noise. IMO i dont like the way street tires look on hummers but thats just me.
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I HAVE 24" WHEELS WITH 315-50-24 (36-12.50-24) NITTO TERRA-GRAPPLERS. THEY FIT AWESOME, NO RUBBING, AND NO ROAD NOISE. KIND OF EXPENSIVE, BUT NOT TOO BAD CONSIDERING THEY ARE 24'S.
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Old 05-01-2006, 04:09 AM
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Also, your best bet on getting them is to contact your local Discount Tire. They are an authorized Nitto tire dealer. I payed just under $2500.00 with lifetime road hazard warranty.
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