Aftermarket wheels

[Tsyracusa1]

Bought a 2017 duramax 3500 single rear wheel. Already had it leveled with new keys and shock extenders in the front and added an extra leaf in the rear I'm running toyo RT 285/75/18 (34.5 inch tall x 11.3 inch wide) on the stock wheels and they fit perfect with no rubbing even with mud flaps! Just curious is anyone knows the stock wheel dementions because I'm looking into getting a pair of summer rims (black) and I want to stick as close to stock as I can. I will be sticking with 18inch wheels.

[gearheadesw]

I'm fairly certain my steelies are 18x8 with a -44 offset. Like 5.75 inches of backspacing if I'm not mistaken. Now your nice alloys might be different, that I'm uncertain about.

[Bgill]

Stock: http://www.hubcaphaven.com/p/8049/aly5502-chevy-silverado-gmc-sierra-wheel-polished-9597732.html

 

Aftermarket: you may want to go with a 20x9 with +18 or +20 offset to stay close to the stock look.

[Buckshot556]

Your wheels are 18"x8". +44 Offset and 6.2" Backspace.

[jimmyboy8301]

I'm fairly certain my steelies are 18x8 with a -44 offset. Like 5.75 inches of backspacing if I'm not mistaken. Now your nice alloys might be different, that I'm uncertain about.

stockers are always positive offset

 

 

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[gearheadesw]

stockers are always positive offset

 

 

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Whoops, typo. Sorry, had the right number, went the wrong way.

[jimmyboy8301]

 

 

 

Whoops, typo. Sorry, had the right number, went the wrong way.

hahahahahaah brain fart

 

 

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[Buckshot556]

Bought a 2017 duramax 3500 single rear wheel. Already had it leveled with new keys and shock extenders in the front and added an extra leaf in the rear I'm running toyo RT 285/75/18 (34.5 inch tall x 11.3 inch wide) on the stock wheels and they fit perfect with no rubbing even with mud flaps! Just curious is anyone knows the stock wheel dementions because I'm looking into getting a pair of summer rims (black) and I want to stick as close to stock as I can. I will be sticking with 18inch wheels.

Your wheels look sweet. Just plasti-dip them. If you don't like it, peel it off and buy aftermarket ones

[Tsyracusa1]

I want winter and summer tires with out having to dismount the rims for upstate New York winters

[4x4Pete]

I want winter and summer tires with out having to dismount the rims for upstate New York winters

I say do it! I had two sets for my 1500. I haven't picked up winter ones yet for the 2500. I'm looking at some take offs from a local company that specializes in factory take offs. The 17" base model silver painted with chrome hub covers would do the trick. Anything but the black winter wheels they look terrible- they certainly didn't do any favors for my 1500 it looked pretty crappy all winter. Something nicer this time around will help with changing things up in the looks department twice a year. Better grip for winter and mileage for summer you can't lose.

[SMiller]

Bought a 2017 duramax 3500 single rear wheel. Already had it leveled with new keys and shock extenders in the front and added an extra leaf in the rear I'm running toyo RT 285/75/18 (34.5 inch tall x 11.3 inch wide) on the stock wheels and they fit perfect with no rubbing even with mud flaps! Just curious is anyone knows the stock wheel dementions because I'm looking into getting a pair of summer rims (black) and I want to stick as close to stock as I can. I will be sticking with 18inch wheels.

We need some better photos of that truck!

[Big Whiskey]

Sharp truck! Your rims are 18x8 with +44mm offset.