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I am putting the 4 piston calipers on my GMT800 (2000 GMC). The offset on my 2005 17" OEM wheels is not enough and I would need spacers, new wheel studs, etc.

 

Will any and all 2019+ 18" OEM Chevrolet/GMC full size truck wheels have the proper offset?  I don't want to go bigger than 18" and there are several 2021-2022 sets for sale in my area with tires, ready to go!  Will they fit without spacers, longer studs, etc?

 

Here is an example of the wheel type available near me:

https://midwestwheelandtire.com/product/chevrolet-silverado-2019-2020-2021-gmc-sierra-2019-2020-23376217-5912s-5912-alloy-wheel-rim?campaign=*PMax%3A GMC - JF&c=1922285656&matchtype=&keyword=&network=x&gclid=CjwKCAiAxvGfBhB-EiwAMPakqv4zwQq4ksFYqHO3fh5sk7OCDDewnp-YlHhh7uelJF-PajduJYp5vhoCEYUQAvD_BwE

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If you are putting the 2019+ front calipers on your truck, any of the 17's, 18's or larger from the 2019+ body style trucks will clear the calipers.

 

You'd run into problems if you ran wheels from 2018 and prior because of the offset.

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8 hours ago, CamGTP said:

If you are putting the 2019+ front calipers on your truck, any of the 17's, 18's or larger from the 2019+ body style trucks will clear the calipers.

 

You'd run into problems if you ran wheels from 2018 and prior because of the offset.

 

Excellent, thank you for chiming in!

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Cam has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to swapping parts, Thank you CamGTP! How did you become so knowledgeable?

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