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06sierra5.3

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I just bought an 06 Sierra last week on the 5th and I couldnt stand riding on the stock wheels so we put these on today.

22" Pinnacle Blaze wheels with 305/40/22 tires.

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Ohh yea I put an all chrome front grill and stainless door handles for both doors and the tailgate and the chrome mirror covers as well. I ll put the stereo in next week I guess.

  • 5 weeks later...
TEE Enthusiast

TEE

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No offense Dude....

I like the wheels...they're just too dambig!

Too pimpish but, if that's what your goin' for :banghead:

  • 7 months later...
gapsierra Enthusiast

gapsierra

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I also have an '06 Sierra Crew and bought some secondhand 22" Wheels with 305/45 tires. I put them on and I was getting a TERRIBLE vibration and squeak coming from the rear drums?!?! I put the stock 17s back on and the squeak went away and the vibration was almost non-present. The attachment area of the rims to the wheel is a bit smaller than the 17s, does anyone have suggestions of what can be causing this? Any suggestions on how to fix?

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

Nytemare

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I also have an '06 Sierra Crew and bought some secondhand 22" Wheels with 305/45 tires. I put them on and I was getting a TERRIBLE vibration and squeak coming from the rear drums?!?! I put the stock 17s back on and the squeak went away and the vibration was almost non-present. The attachment area of the rims to the wheel is a bit smaller than the 17s, does anyone have suggestions of what can be causing this? Any suggestions on how to fix?

 

 

Not too sure about trucks...but on most cars you have to get hub centric rings to stop vibration as the center hole is designed for various types of vehicles not just yours (ie: it may be too big for your application). The ring is just a nylon insert that goes between the wheel and mounting surface and sits in the center hole to take up the slack.

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midasman

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sorry man but im a 16" man i say go wide. dad has 20s and i like them and s**t but i love my 16x10. yours still looks good if you like to pimp it up man.

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Nytemare

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hey you got any pics of your 16X10's...I am thinkin about going that route...or some stock 20's

 

how wide of tires you runnin out back on 10" wheels?

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