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15 hours ago, Koz332 said:

Well it happened to me :(. Took my 20” oem rims and tires and left my truck on a couple bricks. I had wheel locks on them. But we all know that won’t stop a determined thief. They broke my passenger window to get access to the wheel lock in the glove box. Let this be a reminder to all to keep your trucks safe and don’t be complacent because thieves are everywhere 

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Wow, that sucks, with the amount of money you should get from your insurance you should be able to get some real nice wheels and tires, OEM wheels are usually more expensive than aftermarket. Time to upgrade! 

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Too bad it didnt slip off the blocks right onto one of those scum bags...That really sucks. Sorry that happened to you.

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That sucks for sure.  I never thought of them breaking a window to get to the wheel lock.  I didn’t even think they used a wheel lock (key).  I wonder what would have happened if they couldn’t find the key??

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Man that is a load of bull! I hope you are made whole and then some, and to whoever did that, wouldn't hurt my feelings if their car died on the railroad tracks as they were trying to beat the train. 

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I hate a thief...had two guys who actually almost got away with my utility trailer. I heard them out on the side of the house, auto flood lights had activated so after grabbing my home protection device (Glock .40) I ran outside and on my way out I turned the floods off. I fired two shots (into the ground) and they took off fast leaving the vehicle and trailer. Cops came, found out the truck was stolen too. I got a warning (with a wink, wink) for discharging a fire-arm inside the city limits but they were really cool about it all. If I had seen this going on early enough...the compound bow would have been utilized and they would not be walking today.

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I'm really sorry that happened to you, it makes me sick..     The good OEM rims look nice but come on... stealing OEM?!   I hope you get a fat insurance check and this turns out to be a positive for you.   I really hope they get caught.  If they do, please let us know. 

 

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On 02/03/2019 at 6:28 PM, USNRet said:

First post here gents / ladies.

Wheel thieves hit my '03 SS
Traded it in after 16 years for a '19 RST last week.

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Those slant eyes look so good, even without the wheels. 

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OEM wheels and tires can fetch as much as $1500 or more.

My boss just sold his brand new takeoff 18" Z71 wheels and SR-A tires for $1500 

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That sucks guy. Wire a tazer into your glovebox and a couple leads on the latch that you can turn on when you go inside for the night. That will teach the meth head. 

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I’ll sell you my stock wheels and tires for 1500 I’m in WV.

 

OEM LTZ 20s 2500 miles perfect shape 

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2 hours ago, 1997_GSX said:

I’ll sell you my stock wheels and tires for 1500 I’m in WV.

 

OEM LTZ 20s 2500 miles perfect shape 

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Nice truck, but man... way too much lip gloss on them tires!

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