What OEM wheels will fit 2007 Silverado 2WD truck?

By sdb
October 31, 2006 in Maintenance, Oils/Fluids, Detailing & Rust Prevention

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sdb

Posted October 31, 2006

Just bought a 2007 Silverado 2WD. I have the base steel wheels, 17X7.5. I am wanting to upgrade to a better loking aluminum or chrome OEM wheel that will fit my truck. What are my options. For example, will the trailblaze SS 20" polished wheels fit? Thanks

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