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What Do You Think A 2008 Sierra Denali Is Worth?

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2008 GMC Sierra Denali with top spin Downey tonneau cover, husky, molded mud flaps, low profile bugshield painted summit white to match truck, gm rear fender well covers. Truck has 9200 miles on it and is spotless. Currently, it has 22inch TIS rims with 305 Toyo tires on it. Contemplating if I would get more for rims selling outright or keeping them on truck. Rims have only been on for 2 weeks. Let me know what you think its worth.

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2008 GMC Sierra Denali with top spin Downey tonneau cover, husky, molded mud flaps, low profile bugshield painted summit white to match truck, gm rear fender well covers. Truck has 9200 miles on it and is spotless. Currently, it has 22inch TIS rims with 305 Toyo tires on it. Contemplating if I would get more for rims selling outright or keeping them on truck. Rims have only been on for 2 weeks. Let me know what you think its worth.

 

 

WHERE do you live?

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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Probably around 25 to the right person.

Edit: meaning ask 28 to 30 but expect to get offered around 25

 

You should swap out the wheels for a stock set to attract a wider range of people

 

Why are you sellin?

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