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levigarrett

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Trying to figure out what I can get for my chrome clad stock 20"s. I have the ones that have the center cap.

I saw on ebay they are selling the rims by themselves for $900. No sensors or tires.

 

What is the going rate for these 20" rims? I plan to sell them on here or maybe craigslist or ebay.

 

I really have no idea.

 

I plan to take the money and put it towards my new rims and tires.

 

Thanks old pic attached

 

BTW: this cant be for real http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=136098

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levigarrett Enthusiast

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This is just a feeler. anyone interested for these rims and tires for $700... I will be selling them in about 3-4 weeks. without sensors.

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I sold my 18in all terrain chrome clads tires and sensors for $1000 to a friend, I had people interested for up to $1500, I live in a kind of remote area though, check on ebay for a new set of sensors, I got 4 brand new ones for $80, i had to buy the valve stems though which were like $30 fro 4 I think, might be worth it rather than pay to have them removed from the tire and it is a more attractive sale with them.

levigarrett Enthusiast

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I agree.

 

Hate to have to ship these.

 

What sensors did you get, Brand part#. I appreciate your help. Also the stems were did you pick them up at? If I could recoup some cash it would be nice.

Superperv23 Enthusiast

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PN is 20923680

 

The valve stems just came from the place I got them mounted, any tire shop will stock them. I see you can get sets on ebay with stems for $120 free shipping to us, I am in Canada so the shipping is why I got just the sensors because the people selling the complete ones wanted ridiculous amounts to ship.

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When I checked into it every gmt900 uses the same sensor but the part number changed at some point, gm seems to always change them and there are certain gm vehicles that started using this sensor in 2006.

cparks555 Senior Enthusiast

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I sold mine without sensors, the tire shop that put my new wheels on wanted almost $300 for new ones. I agree with Superperv23 about it being more attractive with sensors included though.

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