Strong but low cost rims?
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Awesome! I found a good deal on just the steel wheels with center caps but in 17". Either this model (14-18) or maybe the generation before, I thought there was a concern on rim size if you had the Z71 package. I didn't want to start buying rims, sensors and tires, to not have it fit...
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Not bad. The local tire shop got these rims in new, with center caps (no lugs) for $50/rim. Didn't seem terrible, especially as this will be just for winter rims here in Ohio. I didn't want to run my factory OEM 22" rims in the salt.
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It won't be. The diameter of the tire is more important for keeping your speedo accurate, but you're talking about a negligible amount here.
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Found a decent deal on some take off rims, local and jumped on them tonight.
Anyone have a recommendation on a model to train the sensors when swapping from summer to winter? Rather save a trip to the dealer
Anyone have a recommendation on a model to train the sensors when swapping from summer to winter? Rather save a trip to the dealer
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