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WTB 20" factory GM wheels for my 2015 Silverado. Tires aren't really an issue, because I'm looking to go oversized anyway. I have a 2" RC level kit, so I'm thinking a 285/55-20. Either way, I'm looking for a damage free set of 20" OEM wheels (preferably with working sensors). If you need a set of wheels in trade, I have a 17" set from my LT. They are in perfect condition and tires have 19k miles on them. I'm in middle TN, so I'd prefer to stay local-ish to avoid shipping, but I'm willing to drive a reasonable distance for the right deal.

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Interested in a set of 22's with Nitto Terra Grappler A/Ts 33x12.5 w/ a little under 8k miles on them?

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I am interested. I assume they are the wheels in your profile picture (which look great) Wheels in good condition? How much are you looking to get for the set and where are you located? 

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Thanks! Yes they're the one's in my profile pic. I'm located in Houston, TX. They are completely scratch/wear free as of now (benefit of putting the bigger tires on before the truck even has 75 miles on it!). They were just buffed and ceramic coated when I had the truck done about a month ago too.

 

I'm looking for $2,400 for the set and we could discuss how to handle shipping if you aren't in either TX, OK or LA. The tires alone were nearly $1,500 and the wheels are a ~$2,400 option from GMC on new trucks. PM me or give me a call/text if you'd rather 405.642.9097

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I'm still searching for a set of factory 20" wheels. I've searched Craigslist high and low (don't do Facebook), and still can't find anything reasonable. I'd honestly prefer without tires, but I'm really ok with anything. For some reason, people think these factory 20" wheels are like gold (maybe it's the bowtie)? You can buy Ford, Dodge, Toyota, Nissan, etc. for $400-500; but anything GM is astronomical. Maybe I'm missing something. I can buy custom wheels for what most people are asking?

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On 2/7/2018 at 8:01 AM, youn1033 said:

Thanks! Yes they're the one's in my profile pic. I'm located in Houston, TX. They are completely scratch/wear free as of now (benefit of putting the bigger tires on before the truck even has 75 miles on it!). They were just buffed and ceramic coated when I had the truck done about a month ago too.

 

I'm looking for $2,400 for the set and we could discuss how to handle shipping if you aren't in either TX, OK or LA. The tires alone were nearly $1,500 and the wheels are a ~$2,400 option from GMC on new trucks. PM me or give me a call/text if you'd rather 405.642.9097

Any updates on this? I'm getting more serious about swapping out mine and can likely look into shipping next week.

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Erion109, I'm in Arkansas.  I have a set of wheels and tires with sensors.  The wheel is the 20" polished wheel option on the LTZ Tahoe/Suburban from 2008-2013.  Tires are 275/55/20 Pirelli Scorpion ATR all terrain.  Sensors are from 2016.  The tires and sensors have about 20K miles on them.  Wheels were purchased new several years ago, but fairly low mileage overall.  Amazing condition, only highway miles, no damage, scrapes, curb rash, or finish problems.  All four are Roadforce balanced.  All four have center caps.  Everything is OE, not replica.  Not wanting to ship but not sure you want to make the drive.  

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Depending on where you are located in AR and how much you are looking to get out of the set, I might be interested. Can you text me a few pics of the wheels. 615-430-8792. 

 

Thanks,

Jayson

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On ‎4‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 7:18 AM, Erion109 said:

Depending on where you are located in AR and how much you are looking to get out of the set, I might be interested. Can you text me a few pics of the wheels. 615-430-8792. 

 

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Jayson

Sure, will do.  I don't have any on my current phone, but I can get some this weekend.

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Still looking? I have a set of 20" stock rims, tires, and TPM's, all mounted together, with 5,000 miles on them. They are like new, and came off a 2017 ALL Terrain.

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