l wanna buy 30 inch rims to my navigator on twentyinchesstrong but you think it is worth it because l have 24 but they look to small on a navigator

go for it!!

l do not know it might be ok

l would stay with the 24s

Cool! Let See..
4x30'' CLn 900.00 ea...$3,600.00
4x30 CnT 420.00 ea.....1,680.00
total $5,280.00
Nice!

First off, l would recommend lowering it.
It will make the rims look larger, as well
as make the big SUV more roadworthy.

Price for the 30'' rims will be spendy be-
cause they r new to the market -if they
will even fit on ur Navigator. From my
research, the largest diameter rims u
can fit on ur SUV is 26 inches with 305/
30VR-26. Given this low of a profile of tire,
to make 30'' wheels work, u would have
to go with a tire size of say 255/30VR-30 or
275/20VR-30.

The 26'' would look a lot larger than ur 24s
and would still allow u to drive on the street
without the road-ability problems u would
have if u should ever hit a street pothole.

To give u an idea, prices for the rare 30''
rims would be anywhere from $8k to $10k
for a set of four -add tires & the price is
going up $4k to $8k more. But on the other
hand, a set of four 26'' rims & tires would
be about half the price.

H a p p y
M o t o r l n g !

keep the 24's

First off....WHY!!! Do you want a life sized Hot Wheel cars..Actually that would not be too bad..but why. Anyway the fact that the tire will probably not able to absorb major shocks and the ride would not be worth the cost you would be putting into the wheels. Personally l just can not see the logic in it.

l agree with R.W. People spend RIDICULOUS amounts of money on their vehicles. Yet, these SAME people bring their ''jazzed up'' Navigator to the dealership when cylinder #7 & #8 lose compression & need to have repairs done, that require removal of the cylinder head(s). But, quote them $3,000 just for the LABOUR to do the job, (which requires removing the body from the frame) THEY SCREAM BLOODY MURDER!!! Go figure. In my opinion, why anyone want to spend that kind of money just to get the attention, & not necessarily good attention?