Anyone Running GMC Wheels On A Chevy?

Donstar · November 17, 2016

They do look like replicas in the pictures. They look like they could be 22's which would explain the sidewall height. I am keeping my name at various dealerships for new vehicle take-offs as the risk of buying from unknown sources is higher. You really need to be diligent when buying used rims. These particular rims are worth looking at and meeting the seller. Maybe the seller believes they are OEM but they came on a used vehicle....

ewiski · November 17, 2016

You do realize you can go to a chevy dealer and buy chevy center caps right? its all GM.......

If you dont think they are oem wheels then get the part number off the back and see if they match up to GM database.

I have sierra denali wheels on my silverado. just go buy new center caps.

sk · November 17, 2016

Those are replica wheels, not OEM, but if you like them go for it!

To answer your first question -- there is no problem swapping Sierra/Silverado/Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban wheels as long as you stay in the 2014+ years. I have a 2015 Silverado and have been running 2014 Yukon Denali wheels on it since 3 days after I bought it. They are GM stock size so all pressures/speedo/etc. are right on with no adjustment needed.

Eddie 70 · November 17, 2016

Just got home and read new replies here. I am not really wanting repops and these are 2 hours away from me. 4 hours just to get up there and see that they are repops would be disappointing to me. Running a tire size calculator and those 275/45/r20 would throw me off by almost 5 mph at 65 mph. I think I am going to pass.

This looks like the ones pictured above to me.

http://www.oewheelsllc.com/20-Fits-GMC-Sierra-Wheel-Black-Machined-Face-20x9

SirenRed16 · November 18, 2016

Just got home and read new replies here. I am not really wanting repops and these are 2 hours away from me. 4 hours just to get up there and see that they are repops would be disappointing to me. Running a tire size calculator and those 275/45/r20 would throw me off by almost 5 mph at 65 mph. I think I am going to pass.

This looks like the ones pictured above to me.

http://www.oewheelsllc.com/20-Fits-GMC-Sierra-Wheel-Black-Machined-Face-20x9

You can see a difference in the Y spokes on the wheels.

TJay74 · November 18, 2016

Factory size for the stock 20" wheels are 275/50-R20

Eddie 70 · November 18, 2016

One last picture and I will drop this and let it go. Maybe this pic will help someone when doing the same search as I posted here.

This picture is from the back side of the wheel. I was expecting to see a GM logo or something and this is what was sent to me. Does this match the backside of any of your wheels that are FACTORY OEM wheels.

Thanks for all the help guys.

cbrsilv15 · November 19, 2016

Those look like 22's to me...

redwngr · November 19, 2016

Factory size for the stock 20" wheels are 275/50-R20

Or maybe 275/55-R20

QSS Tires, P275/55R20 all-season, blackwall

RC7 Tires, P275/55R20 all-terrain, blackwall

SirenRed16 · November 19, 2016

Imo those are aftermarket wheels. I'm pretty sure all GM wheela would have a GM stamp or something I'm off that nature. Tell the seller to send you a picture of the wheel where it shows the GM stamp.