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5b8bd0d6c03b575313a28b527174b084.jpgordered these wheels today for the wife's 2015 LTZ Tahoe. They are genuine GM.

 

I also ordered a Kicker sub for the rear or my Crew cab Sierra.

 

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How much did you get the kicker sub for? You get the amp as well or just the sub?

 

 

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That is my favorite 22" wheel. Very nice! I love my 20" wheels but those are way nice!

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The sub is the 200 watt one for Bose equipped trucks. The price was $560 shipped total off of ebay, new.

 

 

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I have those 22" wheels on my new Sierra and love the way they look in person even more than the photos I saw before buying the truck.

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I should have them in tomorrow and I will post pics! Wheels and sub kit!

 

 

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Supposed to be from all my tedious research! I will let you know tomorrow.

 

 

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$2500 shipped with sensors and balanced. OEM

 

 

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The sub is the 200 watt one for Bose equipped trucks. The price was $560 shipped total off of ebay, new.

 

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I have this sub in my 15' with Bose. Much needed upgrade and worth the money. You will enjoy!

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Before and after. I really like the way it looks.l!

 

 

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