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I’m seriously considering putting new wheels and tires on my LTZ. I don’t like the chrome/aluminum on the Graphite Metalic especially with the painted bumpers. Also, I don’t like 20”s, I really don’t need to destroy them off road. 

 

What’s a reasonable price range for a set of 4 with Goodyear SRA’s with 9,000 miles? I got to assume they are desirable many owners. 

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cbrsilv15 Senior Enthusiast

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Just check craigslist locally to see prices. I would assume $800 for the set. SRA’s are crap and alread have 9k on them.  There’s a set of the polished 20’s with 49 miles on them with tires here for 800.  Like brand new. 

Skeeter McSkeet Senior Enthusiast

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I’d agree with@cbrsilv15. I had to almost pay someone to take the sr-a’s off my hands. The wheels are worth whatever someone wants to pay. You may find someone local that really wants them and is willing to pay for them. On the marketplace here, I’d say you will net less profit.


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michigan2500hd Senior Enthusiast

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I have the same wheels with decent Falken Wildpeak AT3's in a 275/60/20 that I listed on Craigslist last week. I'm going for straight up trade for stock 17" wheels and tires ( 2014 and up) and either no one has seen it out no one wants these 20's. I figured some young driver would jump at the chance like I would have a few years ago.

From some angles these wheels look good but too much chrome for me. Good luck with yours.

 

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aseibel Senior Enthusiast

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You could go to discount tire and do a trade-in for the rubber. Then try to sell the wheels separately. you'd be doing well to get $800 value combined.

 

The rubber alone isn't worth much. There are several people selling 4 SRA tires on my local craigslist for under $200 for the set. Nobody wants these tires except for cheap replacements.

ShamrockShooter Senior Enthusiast

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I put 18 inch midnight edition rims on and removed my black 22 inch gm rims for the same reason. Don't want to wreck them off road.

I have watched prices for quite a while in Western NY. Usually a brand new set of gm take offs with sras will ask $1000 or $1200. I think you should ask for $800 then hope to get $650. Or go for a trade for something that might be easier to sell like a nice Honda generator.

If you have time, ask for $1k and let them sit for a few months and see if you get lucky and find the right buyer.

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benny12 Enthusiast

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Thanks all. CL in my area has similar combos between $800 and $1200. 

 

Does anyone one else find it ridiculous they are a $1,495 upgrade from stock? I guess it makes sense when I paid $60 for wheel locks too...

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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$1450 is steep, I’d b happy with 17” rims but, my LT came with 18’s. Those 20s are better looking than the 18’s you get on a z71 at least.


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2017_LTZ Enthusiast

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I've considered getting rid of mine also... they seem to range from $700-$1000  in the LA area but you'll find a ton of low ballers trying to get them for $300-$500... 

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