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Damm Thiefs stole my center caps


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All 4 of them. I was soo pissed when I went to the parking garage this past friday and noticed they were missing. Thankfully the local chevy dealer took pitty on my and sold me a set at cost for $28 each. He only had two and placed an order for hte other two. I picked those up yesterday. So all is good for now, but

 

 

If it happens again I have a few questions.

 

 

1. Would the stock '18 wheels from the 2014 be direct bolt on? Love the look of the spoke design. I've seen a few sets on CL

2. How hard would it be to have the tire shop remove my TMPS from my currenty stock wheels? Is this pretty common/easy?

3. If not what would a set run me?

4. And where do I find the polshed lug nuts should they not be included in the sale?

 

Thanks!

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1. Would the stock '18 wheels from the 2014 be direct bolt on? Love the look of the spoke design. I've seen a few sets on CL


Yes, they are still the 6x5.5 pattern



2. How hard would it be to have the tire shop remove my TMPS from my currenty stock wheels? Is this pretty common/easy?


Very common and easily done by a reputable shop



3. If not what would a set run me?


N/A



4. And where do I find the polshed lug nuts should they not be included in the sale?


I use a Splined nut from Pro Comp


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+1 on splined lugs. Mine are by Gorilla. Cant steal the wheels without the lug nut key/socket. Be sure to order a second security socket though just in case you lose the one with the kit. Keep mine in my glovebox

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Why switch tpms? Should be an easy program if the new rims still have them

 

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theres a guy on ebay called ez dealin who sells take offs with and without the tps sensors also sells caps lugs and the sensors by themselves. pleasure to deal with as i picked up a set of 18 in take offs from him and will use my steel wheels for the winter

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