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Hello all.  I am looking at a set of 20" wheels and tires off of a 2019 Tahoe, for my Silverado Custom.  My truck currently has 20" factory chrome clad wheels, and the oem Tahoe wheels are 20" as well.

Any issues with direct replacement that you know of?  Same tires and size on the Tahoe rims as my Silverado.

 

Thanks all!

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only issue is they weigh a shit ton, and make the shocks sloppy in the dampening. have you ever looked at the back of the 20" rims to see where they're made, lol

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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36 minutes ago, silverado2k18 said:

Hello all.  I am looking at a set of 20" wheels and tires off of a 2019 Tahoe, for my Silverado Custom.  My truck currently has 20" factory chrome clad wheels, and the oem Tahoe wheels are 20" as well.

Any issues with direct replacement that you know of?  Same tires and size on the Tahoe rims as my Silverado.

 

Thanks all!

Straight swap, will have to do a relearn for the TPMS on your truck for it to recognize the new wheels.

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1 hour ago, flyingfool said:

only issue is they weigh a shit ton, and make the shocks sloppy in the dampening. have you ever looked at the back of the 20" rims to see where they're made, lol

as i said, i currently have the oem 20" chrome clad aluminum wheels on my truck, and looking at the Tahoe wheels, they look very similar to the 20" wheels that are offered on the silverado, on other packages (LT).  So how much of a difference in ride should I really experience?

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1 hour ago, JimCost2014 said:

Straight swap, will have to do a relearn for the TPMS on your truck for it to recognize the new wheels.

do you know of any issues i could experience?

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15 minutes ago, Lsgun1 said:

It will be fine you won't notice anything different.

decent looking wheel vs the chrome clad ones?  i just feel like the chrome clad aluminum will peel over time, vs the aluminum one i posted a picture of earlier.

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I agree it's better looking and polished is nicer than chrome. Older gm polished wheels had clear coat that would spiderweb and turn white. It could be stripped and repaired though. Don't know if the newer wheels have any problems.

flyingfool Senior Enthusiast

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13 hours ago, Lsgun1 said:

I agree it's better looking and polished is nicer than chrome. Older gm polished wheels had clear coat that would spiderweb and turn white. It could be stripped and repaired though. Don't know if the newer wheels have any problems.

it still does that... use wheel wax after washing to keep it sealed

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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On 10/25/2019 at 5:14 PM, silverado2k18 said:

do you know of any issues i could experience?

None, they all come from the same GM parts bin, the 22's are shared by both trucks and SUV's.

 

They are not going to invest the money to have different set ups on the two, when they can share the same parts.

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