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2020 GMC 2500 HD--Tires and Wheels--OPINIONS WANTED

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Hi All-

 

I have been contemplating on getting a new set a wheels and tires for my 2020 GM HD. The color is Red Topez. I like black rims, but as far as good quality, and what brand to stay away from, I am lost!! I was going to go with a set of 35inch Mickey Thompsons for the tires--but looking for opinions on wheels. ALL OPINONS WELCOME!

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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shakenfake Senior Enthusiast

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Screw black wheels

 

Go find a nice set of Welds or American Forces. Polished wheels will make you stand out. 

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I agree what Evan said, black rims have ran there course and everybody has them. I am starting to see less and less black rims on trucks around my area, polished and chrome rims are what iam starting to see.

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black is getting played out. and i didnt want polished, so went diffrent with fuel covert bronze finish. they make them in 3 finishes.IMG_20210810_152428.thumb.jpg.8266d8fb81b328c1786b04d4e3c758cf.jpg

shakenfake Senior Enthusiast

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Bronze is a great choice on these trucks I won't lie.

Chrome is gaudy. Polished has a different look to it.

Don't get me wrong black wheels look great on some trucks especially white ones but meh polished looks the best

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3 hours ago, Kjduvall said:

black is getting played out. and i didnt want polished, so went diffrent with fuel covert bronze finish. they make them in 3 finishes.IMG_20210810_152428.thumb.jpg.8266d8fb81b328c1786b04d4e3c758cf.jpg

Thanks pretty damn SHARP! Did you get them local or online? Whats the brand name? 

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I am just not into Polished wheels. I had them in High School lol.. I do like the bronze, never thought that I would, but its different and looks pretty freaking sharp!

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1 hour ago, Swafford09 said:

Thanks pretty damn SHARP! Did you get them local or online? Whats the brand name? 

ordered from a local shop brand is fuel wheels, model is covert, in bronze finish. mine are 20/10 -18 back space. 

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