Will 2018 Wheels fit on a 2019?

[diesel507743]

Sorry I ended up going with a 22 x 9 with + 31 but also put my previous rims that where 20 x9.5 +18 offset the first day I got my 2019 Ltz and worked fine also 

 

Edited March 9, 2019 by diesel507743

[mafd2]

On 3/7/2019 at 11:18 PM, diesel507743 said:

Yeah had to test fit a few replica rims bec of the new calipers I'm just happy one of the 3 I wanted worked out but kicking myself in the ass bec I'm installing the fabtech lift and the offset that I need has to be atleast 0, but 31 offset works as long you picked the right style spokes 

Yep it's not so much the offset but the angle of the spokes.  Some 2014-2018 +31's will work and some +24's won't.  It's trial and error.

[mafd2]

On 3/7/2019 at 11:19 PM, diesel507743 said:

Sorry I ended up going with a 22 x 9 with + 31 but also put my previous rims that where 20 x9.5 +18 offset the first day I got my 2019 Ltz and worked fine also 

 

Are those 22x9 +31 shown?  Chrome or polished?

[mafd2]

I've been talking with Bob (general mgr.) of Marcellino wheels for a few weeks and he finally got around to trying the Concept wheel on a '19 Silverado. Fits perfect without spacers and has good caliper clearance. Wheels are available in 22" and 24" in machined/black, hyper silver, chrome and gloss black. I think matte black is available as special order. They are nice looking quality wheels.

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[mbr2ooo]

On 4/2/2019 at 4:04 PM, mafd2 said:

I've been talking with Bob (general mgr.) of Marcellino wheels for a few weeks and he finally got around to trying the Concept wheel on a '19 Silverado. Fits perfect without spacers and has good caliper clearance. Wheels are available in 22" and 24" in machined/black, hyper silver, chrome and gloss black. I think matte black is available as special order. They are nice looking quality wheels.

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Those are the best after market wheels I've seen. Looks great

[voltedge]

The dealership had installed these when I bought the truck a week ago. They said these were from a 14-18 truck. I can tell you that there is very little room between the spokes and the front brake calipers. They're called black chrome finish and they have 285/50/22 Nitto Trail Grappler tires with no suspension modifications. Definitely rides more truck like or harsher than a comparable truck with stock tires and wheels, but not too bad and the look is worth it as is the capabilities of an "LT" E rated tire.

Edited May 24, 2019 by voltedge
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[mafd2]

Check to see if a spacer wasn't installed.  I didn't think that wheel would work.  A member tried a 2018 wheel and the shop said it fit but after he took them off there was a groove cut around the wheel from the caliper.

[mafd2]

Just installed these 22" wheels and Michelin Premier LTX tires.  Very smooth and rides great.  Had them road force balanced and required little weights. 

[Steve Cook]

No they will not.  I tried my 2014 Silverado rims on my 2019.  They WILL NOT clear the front brake calipers. 

[Steve Cook]

Selling 2014-2018 Silverado / Sierra   Tahoe/Yukon  Suburban/XL Rims and Goodyear Wrangler 265/65-18 tires (4). Madison NY

Edited June 5, 2019 by Steve Cook

[Cody OTR/L]

Is the center bore 78.1?

[mafd2]

19 minutes ago, Cody Williams said:

Is the center bore 78.1?

Yes sir.

[RUSSH]

I ended up changing my wheels. I had the CK162 replicas, but didn't really like having the spacers up front. Ended up going with the honeycombs like I had on my 2017. They fit fine, but just barely ?

That's a weird angle...not sure why they look so small ?

Edited July 13, 2019 by RUSSH

[Kreno]

Has anyone tried 26x10 with 305/30/26 tires on a 2019 Silverado.

[eppieguy]

On 5/24/2019 at 11:53 AM, voltedge said:

The dealership had installed these when I bought the truck a week ago. They said these were from a 14-18 truck. I can tell you that there is very little room between the spokes and the front brake calipers. They're called black chrome finish and they have 285/50/22 Nitto Trail Grappler tires with no suspension modifications. Definitely rides more truck like or harsher than a comparable truck with stock tires and wheels, but not too bad and the look is worth it as is the capabilities of an "LT" E rated tire.

I didn't read, so they do ride hard, thats the tire I want to run. 

Edited August 21, 2019 by eppieguy