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I have the 18" AT4 wheels on my 20 AT4 in Smokey quartz metallic and think the truck will look good with a black wheel.  Might level or lift later but for now leaving it as is suspension wise.  I've seen some 20" take offs that have been painted black that I think would look good on truck for now, but was hoping to get some pictures of similar setups.   I've seen some 22" on here and they look great as well just wanting to stay with 20 for a little more sidewall.   

 

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I agree. I think some colours of AT4s would look great with the 20" black wheel that's standard on Elevation trim. The wheel seems identical except for colour to the 20" AT4 wheels. 

I ended up with a pacific blue at4 with 18" rims and loving it. Black wheels would look awesome though. 

 

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 I found a take off place that gave me decent trade on my 18" for these 20".  I like the looks lot better than I thought and no road noise now.  I did like the looks of the Duratracs though.  Thinking about putting the red caliper covers on to give it just little bit of pop.  

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14 hours ago, tdowell65 said:

 I found a take off place that gave me decent trade on my 18" for these 20".  I like the looks lot better than I thought and no road noise now.  I did like the looks of the Duratracs though.  Thinking about putting the red caliper covers on to give it just little bit of pop.  

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14 hours ago, tdowell65 said:

 I found a take off place that gave me decent trade on my 18" for these 20".  I like the looks lot better than I thought and no road noise now.  I did like the looks of the Duratracs though.  Thinking about putting the red caliper covers on to give it just little bit of pop.  

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Really like that! Looking to do the same to mine, I've got the Dark Sky '20 version.
Did you do any other blacking out, looks like AT4 badges, besides what I can see?

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10 hours ago, Grover67 said:

 

Really like that! Looking to do the same to mine, I've got the Dark Sky '20 version.
Did you do any other blacking out, looks like AT4 badges, besides what I can see?

Pretty much all I done to it so far.  Replaced the AT4 badges, tinted windows 3M on front, replaced the muffler and changed the 18"to 20" Elevation wheels.  I did order the red brake calipers.  I hate the running boards on it wouldn't mind replacing it with some amp boards.  Not planning on doing a whole lot more to it because it never stops LOL 

 

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