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I got my first in person view of this package today. As a former Avalanche owner, I do not think I am down with it. post-130394-0-76783300-1491500684_thumb.jpg

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I got my first in person view of this package today. As a former Avalanche owner, I do not think I am down with it. attachicon.gifIMG_8202.JPG

 

 

 

Any direct side shots?

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I am sorry, but this is the closest thing I have to a side shot.

 

Thanks, I kinda dig it

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Where can I get those wheels? Ha

 

 

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I saw those to. Yes, I like them but I wouldn't get them in 22's. Totally would rock them in 17's with some gnarly mud grips.

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I saw those to. Yes, I like them but I wouldn't get them in 22's. Totally would rock them in 17's with some gnarly mud grips.

I'm assuming it's a transport wheel. Bizarre that it's a 22

 

 

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I'm assuming it's a transport wheel. Bizarre that it's a 22

I assume so they don't have to spend money on a separate set of tires that will be used for nothing but transport.

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I'm assuming it's a transport wheel. Bizarre that it's a 22

 

I assume so they don't have to spend money on a separate set of tires that will be used for nothing but transport.

 

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Good theory

 

 

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I'm assuming it's a transport wheel. Bizarre that it's a 22

 

 

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You are correct. The 22" wheels are too fragile to live through transport without getting damaged.

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You are correct. The 22" wheels are too fragile to live through transport without getting damaged.

You don't have to tell me twice about fragile.

 

 

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You are correct. The 22" wheels are too fragile to live through transport without getting damaged.

I don't get the big wheel thing that's so popular. I understand fancy/cool looking wheels but not being so huge.

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Those wheels are killer....Like Detroit Steels..

 

I would love to have a set with Snows....and the stock for summers..

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