Opinions Please

[big_country33]

2008 silverado extended cab. have the leveling kit to go on with the tires and rims. a guy is selling them locally and just looking for what you guys think? The tires are 285.70.17 hankook dynapro AT-M

 

Rim bolt pattern is 6 x 139.7 (thats what my truck is right)?

[stefman722]

2008 silverado extended cab. have the leveling kit to go on with the tires and rims. a guy is selling them locally and just looking for what you guys think? The tires are 285.70.17 hankook dynapro AT-M

 

Rim bolt pattern is 6 x 139.7 (thats what my truck is right)?

 

 

nice! I like them! that will look good on your truck

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They'd look good if you had a black pickup.

[big_country33]

They'd look good if you had a black pickup.

 

its not black so how would it look on my blue granite?

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They'd look good if you had a black pickup.

 

its not black so how would it look on my blue granite?

 

 

As long as the blue is a kind of a dark shaded paint. I wouldn't put them on a light blue truck, the result would be questionable. They might also look fair on a red or orange truck. And I've always been a sucker for black on white also.

[gmcgirl]

I think they will look great on blue - I wanted to put black wheels on my blue but found a deal I couldn't pass up on my chrome ones. It will give it a real 'mean' look.

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Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the 2500hd, duramax, mud tires, and lift:

[big_country33]

Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the 2500hd, duramax, mud tires, and lift:

 

 

i think they look good on blue. next thing is they came off a toyota FJ cruiser, the bolt pattern is the same and i think the offset is +12. is that good does anybody know. and what about the axle center. how do i know if they will fit exactly??

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Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the 2500hd, duramax, mud tires, and lift:

 

 

i think they look good on blue. next thing is they came off a toyota FJ cruiser, the bolt pattern is the same and i think the offset is +12. is that good does anybody know. and what about the axle center. how do i know if they will fit exactly??

 

 

If lug pattern is the same I wouldn't worry. +12 offset is pretty close to factory offset. They won't be hub centric, but that's no problem, they'll be lug centric like mine are. Although you can get shim rings installed if you're anal and think your lug studs will break.

[big_country33]

Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the 2500hd, duramax, mud tires, and lift:

 

 

i think they look good on blue. next thing is they came off a toyota FJ cruiser, the bolt pattern is the same and i think the offset is +12. is that good does anybody know. and what about the axle center. how do i know if they will fit exactly??

 

 

If lug pattern is the same I wouldn't worry. +12 offset is pretty close to factory offset. They won't be hub centric, but that's no problem, they'll be lug centric like mine are. Although you can get shim rings installed if you're anal and think your lug studs will break.

 

 

so they will fit over my hub no problem? i wouldn't be anal about the lug studs. i just don't want them to stick WAY WAY out and i want them to fit over my hub. isn't factory offset +31?? + 12 seems pretty far off that

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well, the toyota hub is usually larger than the chevy one, so it will fit over your hub I believe. But it would be best to just measure before you buy. Hell, my rims are -18mm, so +12 should be fine.

[SavageNFS]

Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the awesome

 

Fixed that for you...

[big_country33]

ok thanks for the great info, i will get him to measure the hub. but how will i know what size mine is with the rim on my truck?

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Here's the closet thing too what you want minus the awesome

 

Fixed that for you...

 

 

 

What was broken about it? oooooh, I get it "minus the awesome" haha.

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ok thanks for the great info, i will get him to measure the hub. but how will i know what size mine is with the rim on my truck?

 

The spare tire is the easiest way. As long as what he says the hub on the rim is bigger or the same size as the spare it will work. Being an aftermarket rim (being universal and all), I'm 99.9999999573765723659% sure the rim WILL fit. considering it is the right lug pattern.