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dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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Lot of that going on here.

Smartasses.

Everyone is an expert 

He's asking around $1100 .

You don't have to buy them if you think it's too much.

 

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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6 minutes ago, dieselfan1 said:

Lot of that going on here.

Smartasses.

Everyone is an expert 

He's asking around $1100 .

You don't have to buy them if you think it's too much.

 

A lot of you guys are on your first truck. I've owned 16 Silverados in the last 25 years .Since before they called them Silverado.  I know a little. I'm old

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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6 minutes ago, NWI Denali said:

$1100 is probably a good starting point. $800 would probably get rid of them quickly. So you are in the ballpark.

That's all I said . It might be on the high end but if they are mint they are probably worth it .

Then they want to argue about it  . That's the internet for ya 

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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The wheels I swapped out  on my 2018 Silverado were a $3000 option on a 2019 Suburban Premier. 83,000 sticker price. I bet the wheels we are talking about cost about the same on the sticker 

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dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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22 minutes ago, PhatBoy said:

Paid $1k for these new take off wheels/tires, no sensors.  Paying anything over $1400 for stock wheels and tires is crazy....... 

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You stole them. Good deal .

The tires on my wheels cost $300 a pop so I figure I payed $200 each for the wheels. $2000 total sensors included. I would have had a hard time paying any more though. It made my truck look totally different. The 18" wheels it came with had that dime a dozen look.

ImHowl Enthusiast

ImHowl

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I would check craigslist and get a feel for what people have OEM's up for. Here in Jacksonville, FL prices are all over the place.
If you have a number set in mind, be prepared to hold onto them for a while. 

For this one I honestly don't know if he is selling one, or the set of 4. 

https://gainesville.craigslist.org/wto/d/gainesville-22-chevy-silverado-wheels/6753311470.html

This set isn't 22", but its a 20" Denali HD wheel. Going for 1500.

https://ocala.craigslist.org/wto/d/leesburg-2018-gmc-denali-wheels-and/6741357144.html

 

Sort of comparing apples to oranges. Check around and see what the market is.

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

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The 22"s he has for sale are nice. They obviously had enough miles to replace the tires. Around the Philadelphia area, a set of 22" chrome take off wheels is going for $2000 on up to $2600. Watch out for reproductions being passed off as OEM.

dieselfan1 Senior Enthusiast

dieselfan1

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On 1/1/2019 at 10:35 PM, RACERX7775 said:

The 22"s he has for sale are nice. They obviously had enough miles to replace the tires. Around the Philadelphia area, a set of 22" chrome take off wheels is going for $2000 on up to $2600. Watch out for reproductions being passed off as OEM.

I rest my case

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

JimCost2014

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On ‎12‎/‎26‎/‎2018 at 6:11 PM, dieselfan1 said:

The wheels I swapped out  on my 2018 Silverado were a $3000 option on a 2019 Suburban Premier. 83,000 sticker price. I bet the wheels we are talking about cost about the same on the sticker 

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22"s are a $2995.00 option on all GM trucks and SUV's. They have multiple choices, either on the truck, or factory ordered.

Denali34 Enthusiast

Denali34

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On 1/4/2019 at 11:16 PM, dieselfan1 said:

I rest my case

I sold them within 10 minutes of posting. You were dead on. No haggle or anything. 

18Ultimate New Member

18Ultimate

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I just sold my Ultimate wheels for 1500. I had the black 22’s put on my truck prior to delivery. Technically take offs but they didn’t even leave the lot. I had a lot of people offering 1000 and a few for 1200/1300. They had lugs and sensors. 

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