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I have a complete set of GM ACCESSORIES CK948 FACTORY CHROME 20'' WHEELS/TIRES from my 2013 LTZ Silverado Crew Cab Z71 for sale! They are in excellent condition! I may sell them as a complete wheel/tire package or as a set of 4 wheels with centers and lugs. They currently have the factory Goodyear LS2 275/55/20 tires mounted on them and they have around 30,000 miles on them. There is life left in them but they are not brand new by any means. I would say there is 35-50% of tire tread left on them. The wheels are like new with no curb rash, pitting, or bends. Very sought after wheels and they are very expensive to order from GM. If interested in these wheels/tires, or wheels separately please give me a call at 785-737-6209. Thanks!

 

I am asking $2,000 OR BEST OFFER for these 4 wheels, tires, lugs, centers caps, and gm tpms sensors PLUS SHIPPING.

 

I am asking $1,600 OR BEST OFFER for the 4 wheels, center caps, and lugs PLUS SHIPPING.

 

Call me if you have any questions or are interested in them or if you need any more pictures of them. I will sell them in person or through paypal. Located in Hays, KS zip code 67601. Thanks for looking!

 

jwill_20

 

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Just saw this is from Feb. You don't still have them by chance do ya?

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