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I have looked at 3 rims to replace the painted steel rims I have now.

 

This is the one I chose. (Anyone have a set of 4 for sale? LOL)

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I had looked at this one very hard till I saw them on a truck that was my color. I dropped it because it looked so horrible.

 

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This one I just did not care for at all.

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If you're looking for take-offs I'd try Ebay for what you're looking for. You may consider some of the GMC wheels as I've seen different Silverados with different GMC wheels and they look great. You may also keep your eyes open for some cheaper aftermarket rims. I was considering take-offs myself but I found a set of aftermarket MB wheels that I fell in love with and got a steal on for the price.

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I love the 20" rims off the Avalanche LTZ. Classic 5-spoke design for a 6 lug bolt pattern. The problem is finding them cheap! I know a guy who's a works for a repo company so he's looking for a set I can trade my stockers for.

 

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I found a nice set of take off's at my local dealer. $400 later, I had a brand new set (12 miles) of 07 Chrome Denali 18's with brand new Bridgestone Duelers H/T's. Not my favorite tire, but for $400, ... :confused: .

 

Anthony

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Yea, My friend has an 03 GMC RCSB, he just went to the local dealer and asked them if they had any stock 20's that he could have, Picked Them Up for $250 a piece

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From Martin Chevrolet Breaux Bridge, LA

 

Wheel 88967405

$245.98 each

 

Center cap 9595469

$22.58 each

 

Lug nut caps 9595175

$2.34 each

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I just bought the 20's from the 07 tahoe to go on my 04 silverado for $1250 w/ tires nto (new take off) on ebay. Shipping was around $200. $1450 is not bad seeing how the cheapest oem lookalike 20's at a local wheel shop were $1500 w/ tires before tax.

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