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I know the Mayhem Warrior wheels will fit, I asked them about it today.  I wanted the XD820 Grenade series but they don’t fit the new truck :(  The Mayhems May be my second choice. 

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Unclebud87
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Well these rims clear with loads of room to spare. Fuel rebel 17x9 +1 offset

digital_assassin
digital_assassin

Went to 2 different wheel places yesterday and struck out on all test fits.  Most places are just assuming that the wheels that worked on the previous body style will work which is definitely not the

Big E in TX
Big E in TX

Well this is a problem due to the new big brake calipers on our 2019’s. I tried to fit the Fuel Vapors (D560) and they are a no go. I had a very lengthy conversation with A fuel representative and he

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On 1/17/2019 at 6:57 PM, KA0S said:

They're 33's. I plan on keeping the same wheels and throwing on 35's once someone comes out with a lift for the AT4.

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Fabtech has a 4" lift now for the at4 and trail boss.

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Trailboss75 Enthusiast

Trailboss75

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1 hour ago, DanHc said:

Anyone know where I could sell my 2019 stock High country 22’s? 

That’s a good question.  I would like to know what stock 18” wheels and tires from a 2019 Trailboss are worth and where is a good place to sell them.

Shawn O'Leary Enthusiast

Shawn O'Leary

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1 hour ago, smit303 said:

 They look good. How are the Toyo's performing? It looks like someone was playing Tic Tac Toe on your rear door. I cringe when I see someone touch a dirty car.

Ha! As do I! That was my 7yo son who is obsessed with the truck. I caught him mid game..

 

The Toyos are great. I've driven them in 2 storms in recent weeks. One with wet slushy snow and then another with about 8 inches of dry, fluffy, stuff on mostly unplowed roads. Between the tires and 6 bags of tube sand in the back the truck handled both storms like a Sherman tank.

 

 

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eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

eppieguy

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15 hours ago, DanHc said:

Anyone know where I could sell my 2019 stock High country 22’s? 

Craigslist, eBay, Letgo app.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

newdude

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On ‎12‎/‎28‎/‎2018 at 5:42 PM, smit303 said:

Does anybody know the stock offset on our wheels?

 

Just added this to the 2019 T1 sticky in the T1 section: 

 

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Tano53180 Enthusiast

Tano53180

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On 1/30/2019 at 1:45 PM, Shawn O'Leary said:

I run dedicated winter tires and rims on all my vehicles. Picked up a set of these wheels: https://www.oemwheelsdirect.com/product/one-chevrolet-silverado-tahoe-suburban-oem-factory-style-22-inch-sgf-wheel-5696/

 

And mounted these winter tires: https://www.1010tires.com/Tires/Toyo/Observe+G3-Ice+Studdable/275-50R22

 

I didn't have any issues with fitment. The tires do kick off a lot of slush that clings to the wheel wells and causes some rubbing after a while. But I chalk that up to the aggressiveness of the tread and not a fitment issue. Below is a picture of the truck with the wheels and tires installed. I hate seeing it that dirty... I had ceramic coating applied just under 2 weeks ago so I have to wait a couple more days before the detailers can wash it. 

 

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did you lower your truck? It looks a lot lower than mine.

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Shawn O'Leary

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11 hours ago, Tano53180 said:

did you lower your truck? It looks a lot lower than mine.

Sorta... I've got about 450 pounds of tube sand just inside the tailgate for added traction. I grew up in Northern Maine so even though I'm in a less cold and snowy climate now I still do everything I can to make my vehicles road worthy for winter: winter/snow tires and wheels, tube sand in pickup beds, etc.

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Tano53180

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6 hours ago, Shawn O'Leary said:

Sorta... I've got about 450 pounds of tube sand just inside the tailgate for added traction. I grew up in Northern Maine so even though I'm in a less cold and snowy climate now I still do everything I can to make my vehicles road worthy for winter: winter/snow tires and wheels, tube sand in pickup beds, etc.

Well, It looks nice at the level. I live on the central coast of CA so I don't think I will ever have to do that. I will have to find another way to give my truck that look. 

Trailboss75 Enthusiast

Trailboss75

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I was looking at the Fuel hostage d531, with the nitto ridge grappler 305/55/r20.  Anyone know if this would fit on the trailboss?  Would it rub any?  Really not sure what offset I need, new to this stuff. I would like the wheel out about 1/2” just slightly aggressive but not way out there.

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Rakkasan_Justin

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Concept One CS6, 22x9.5" +18 direct bolt on with ~2mm caliper clearance. Use able with the factory 275/50/R22s that come with the Deluxe package. I have a few more Off-Road style wheels coming to test fit next week in 17x9", 18x9", and 20x12".

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Tano53180 Enthusiast

Tano53180

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I might have overlooked it,  What are the offsets that fit the 2019 Silverado. I am looking to get some 24'' for my truck just want to know if anyone knows what I should be looking for as far as size of rim and all that. Any help would be much appreciated. 

DanHc Enthusiast

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4 minutes ago, Tano53180 said:

I might have overlooked it,  What are the offsets that fit the 2019 Silverado. I am looking to get some 24'' for my truck just want to know if anyone knows what I should be looking for as far as size of rim and all that. Any help would be much appreciated. 

I’m running 22x12 -44 and clears just fine no problems 

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Billet Bowtie

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33 minutes ago, Tano53180 said:

I might have overlooked it,  What are the offsets that fit the 2019 Silverado. I am looking to get some 24'' for my truck just want to know if anyone knows what I should be looking for as far as size of rim and all that. Any help would be much appreciated. 

Are you looking for off road negative off set wheels or a street style wheel with positive off set?

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