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yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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looking for a set of wheels for my 04 gmc yukon 2500, using the oem 16" aluminum wheels for my 2500 work van,

so please any decent wheels for sale , let me know 570-656-2466 17" or 18" or even 20"

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I have a set of 16in rims and tires from my 98 Sierra. Tires are still good if you want them. even got a full size spare too. let me know.

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I have a set of 16in rims and tires from my 98 Sierra. Tires are still good if you want them. even got a full size spare too. let me know.

 

 

Is that the pic of them (black wheels) what brand ans size tires? give me a call 570-656-2466

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no those are the new ones that i just put on. i didnt know if you wanted new rims or just a set of stock. ive got the stock ones still.

Matt427 Enthusiast

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I've got a set of black with polished stainless lip 20 x 9 KMC Backseat wheels that I was going to sell, but I think the shipping from GA to PA would probably be ridiculous. The center caps are not like the ones in the photo. They are the deep ones that fit over the full floater hubs.

 

The tires are Bridgestone Dueler HL Alenza, 275-55-20. They look like there's about half the original tread depth remaining.

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yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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how much for the wheels only,maybe we could meet in the middle. im looking to run 295 60/65 20

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yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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were they on your suburban? they would go on my 04 yukon 2500, identical to yours really,

could you do $300 or $400 shipped?

I wouldnt mind taking a ride though

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Yes, they were on my Suburban. I went back to the stock wheels because I didn't want to pay the price of 20" BFG AT's. I've had them off of the Suburban for a while now, and have not tried to sell them locally yet. I was going to ask $800 OBO for the tires and wheels with local pickup, so $300, or $400 shipped wouldn't be worth selling them in my opinion. Especially considering that I'd have to pay for removing the tires. At the price you offered, I'd only end up with about $150-$200 in my pocket after all was said and done. The wheels are in really good condition, and if bought brand new they are anywhere from $250 -$300 per wheel, so I can't let them go for that low. Sorry.

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