2017 Denali Ultimate Wheels

RailroadAG93 · March 1, 2017

I'm thinking about selling my wheels and tires (about 6,500 miles on them) and have no idea what a good price would be to sell them for? I see from the dealer that if you upgrade to these there's about a $2,500 upgrade cost. Was thinking about selling them for $2,500 with the tires and all. Does this sound right or should I ask for more. Thinking about putting the SOTA SPYK rims back that are the ghost metal look...thoughts???

Crstfr · March 1, 2017

i like the 22' denali rims... .. and i have no idea on price...

Horacio · March 2, 2017

I prefer the stock wheels over what's pictured, but if you decided to sell them, that price is good.

corncob · March 2, 2017

Chances are someone buying those wheels won't want the tires. So I don't think you'll get the same price for those as someone would pay for the wheels new from the dealer. I would try to sell the wheels alone for a bit cheaper than the dealer and try to score a some credit for those tires when you buy new ones.

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Jdkno · March 2, 2017

Keep in mind its a $2,500 upgrade over the factory 20's. IOW, your not going to be able to walk into the dealership with $2,500 and walk out with the 22's and tires.

Let's say the factory 20's are worth $2,000 of the MSRP, that makes the 22's $4,500.

Sierra706 · March 2, 2017

Keep in mind its a $2,500 upgrade over the factory 20's. IOW, your not going to be able to walk into the dealership with $2,500 and walk out with the 22's and tires.

Let's say the factory 20's are worth $2,000 of the MSRP, that makes the 22's $4,500.

False. When you purchase the factory 22's or any other wheel your technically buying a spare set. The dealers just count on you not asking to take the standard rims in the bed of the truck. They were a $3000 option on my truck. About $500 each for the wheel plus $1000 for 4 tires. If I hadn't bought mine certified Pre-owned I would have taken the standard set home with me.

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JimCost2014 · March 3, 2017

I'm thinking about selling my wheels and tires (about 6,500 miles on them) and have no idea what a good price would be to sell them for? I see from the dealer that if you upgrade to these there's about a $2,500 upgrade cost. Was thinking about selling them for $2,500 with the tires and all. Does this sound right or should I ask for more. Thinking about putting the SOTA SPYK rims back that are the ghost metal look...thoughts???

$2995.00 option for the 22's when new. Check craigslist and eBay to see what something similar is selling for in your area.

Jdkno · March 3, 2017

False. When you purchase the factory 22's or any other wheel your technically buying a spare set. The dealers just count on you not asking to take the standard rims in the bed of the truck. They were a $3000 option on my truck. About $500 each for the wheel plus $1000 for 4 tires. If I hadn't bought mine certified Pre-owned I would have taken the standard set home with me.

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Ok so the Denali comes stock with 20's, you find a brand new one on the lot with the 22's already on it. On the sticker it shows the $2,995.00 charge for the rims and nowhere on there does it show a credit for the original 20's. With your logic I should be able to buy the Denali and drive off the lot with a set of the original 20's with tires in the back of the truck as long as I think about asking the dealer for the 20's.

If you know anyone who has successfully done this please let me know cause I'm going to put a call into the dealer and get a set of 20's that I should have gotten with my Yukon Denali that I bought brand newvwith 22's on it.