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phenryiv1

By phenryiv1
November 7, 2004 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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phenryiv1

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phenryiv1

Posted November 7, 2004

Posted November 7, 2004

I have 4 spare steel wheels from a 1995 w/t 1500 with 4wd. They are 16" wheels. What other models of GM vehicles will they fit?

gixxer

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gixxer

Posted November 8, 2004

Posted November 8, 2004

Pretty much any 6 bolt 4wd truck.

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carguru

Posted November 8, 2004

Posted November 8, 2004

Hi, Patrick.

Those wheels will fit the obs (pre-y2k) trucks. They won't work with the current body style trucks because they can contact the brake calipers.

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