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2018 Midnight Edition 18" Wheels For Sale


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I swapped out the Wheels on my truck and am looking to sale the stock Midnight set. They have also been ceramic coated. All offers welcome. Pics if needed.

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Interested as well. Pictures, condition of wheels, tread depth/type of tires, location, price you expect? Thanks!

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I am located in Utah at the moment and soon to be moving back east. It is just the wheels, no tires or tpms sensors. Im open to all reasonable offers. Ive had them covered up in the garage since the swap. They were ceramic coated at around 1000 miles then swapped out soon after. The face and the inner drum were coated. I also have a set of black lugs to go with them.

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  • 3 weeks later...
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Great guy! A+ seller. Sharp truck. Hope our paths cross again sometime. Safe travels Daze.

  • 2 weeks later...
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I have already sold them on my trip out east. Sorry for the delayed response. Which reminds me...I need to ship some lug nuts.

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