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K2jer

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K2jer Enthusiast

K2jer

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Received my rim prints today and installed them. I just wanted a little bit different look on my factory rims.

 

 

Before

IMAG0029

After

IMAG0030

Before

IMAG0021

After

IMAG0031~2

 

 

Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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I did the same thing to the factory wheels on my '13 Silverado.

 

Except I didn't know there was a company selling pre-cut vinyl.

 

I just bought a sheet of carbon fiber vinyl on eBay for $18 and made the cuts myself. (cut one to fit, then cut 19 more to match)

 

Turned out pretty well and I only used about 1.5 square feet of the vinyl. :thumbs:

 

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02suburbanZ71 Senior Enthusiast

02suburbanZ71

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I did the same thing to the factory wheels on my '13 Silverado.

 

Except I didn't know there was a company selling pre-cut vinyl.

 

I just bought a sheet of carbon fiber vinyl on eBay for $18 and made the cuts myself. (cut one to fit, then cut 19 more to match)

 

Turned out pretty well and I only used about 1.5 square feet of the vinyl. :thumbs:

 

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Beautiful truck

cobrajet84 Senior Enthusiast

cobrajet84

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Never seen an AT with those wheels from the factory

I think those are the 18" stock all terrain wheels, most people I have seen with the all terrain package have opted for the 20"
Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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Beautiful truck

 

Thanks... I really liked the '13, but it just didn't have all the options I wanted, so once I saw the '14's..... had to do it! :cheers:

K2jer Enthusiast

K2jer

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They are the stock rims with All Terrain package. I already have 20 inch summer rims and just running stocks for winter. Cheaper to get winters for 18's then 20's

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