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Had some gunmetal grey PlastiDip kicking around and decided to try it on the '26 Denali. Not a big fan of these wheels so I thought it can't be any worse. Would love to hear  thoughts on this before I get some black and try that, or replace the wheels? Truck is Downpour color.

 

The orange marker lights are next...

 

TIA

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I would just buy some takeoff,  for the most part any plastic will ware off and look like $$%$&.  there are usually decent option in the $600 range, I took my time and scored a good set for $400 all in.

 

Good Luck.

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Another JR Senior Enthusiast

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I have yet to see a set of GM wheels on a current generation HD truck (2020+) that I actually like. Least ugly is the best one can hope for in my opinion with the current GM wheels. The steel wheels actually look better than most of the alloys to me.  Since they are the equivalent of work boots, I don’t let it bother me to the point where I consider spending money on wheels for the sake of looks. Luckily the 18” ones that came with my 2021 don’t scream ugly at me - they just whisper “can’t you at least notice how ugly I am once in a while.”

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I have the 18" black mutilspoke wheels that came with my truck. I like them as they are very subdued and look good with the 295/70's 

 

I am sure that the next set of wheels I get will be some after market all black wheels. Or maybe some AT4X wheels.

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