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I'm looking to buy a set of wheels for my 07 Sierra 1500. Looking for wheels in good shape, does not have to have tire. I am located in Erie, PA but am willing to drive to near Buffalo, Cleveland, or Pittsburgh for the right set/deal. I'm not have a ton of luck on craigslist or the Facebook groups. Thanks.

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I have factory 2016 Silverado z71 18" wheels. 6k miles, w/ tires obviously. Mint condition. Any interest?

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I have factory 2016 Silverado z71 18" wheels. 6k miles, w/ tires obviously. Mint condition. Any interest?

I'd be interested but Albany is a bit of a haul for me.

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I have my 2017 Midnight rims and tires, less that 4,500 miles currently. They are in excellent condition. I am going to 20's, but I will be pulling the TPM's for the new rims. In case you do not know the spec's, they are 265/65-18. They ride great, traction is great as well, I am going to go with the same type of tire, or a set of TA KO's, I would not hesitate to use either on any truck.

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I have my 2017 Midnight rims and tires, less that 4,500 miles currently. They are in excellent condition. I am going to 20's, but I will be pulling the TPM's for the new rims. In case you do not know the spec's, they are 265/65-18. They ride great, traction is great as well, I am going to go with the same type of tire, or a set of TA KO's, I would not hesitate to use either on any truck.

Hmm, I've tossed around the thought of how my ride would look with the black rims on it.

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I have my 2017 Midnight rims and tires, less that 4,500 miles currently. They are in excellent condition. I am going to 20's, but I will be pulling the TPM's for the new rims. In case you do not know the spec's, they are 265/65-18. They ride great, traction is great as well, I am going to go with the same type of tire, or a set of TA KO's, I would not hesitate to use either on any truck.

 

Location? I might be interested.

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I'm in Michigan, near Grand Rapids. Just ordered my new rims last night, so they will be here the traditional 7-10 Days. Tires I am ordering today, but just about everyone has them in stock, so they are a non-issue. So that's the time frame, if anyone wants them, let's talk offline, that way we don't jack the op's thread.

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