looks stock, but its not! thats the point. its a sleeper look. anyways, from my personal experience i had 18's & 20's for a few years and i was ready for a change. simple as that, and im glad i did it.

 

How bout some machine finish 16x8's that look better than stock and only cost $375 for the set, mounted and balanced? That's how I like to do it.

 

I purchased my truck last march, and by June, the stock 16's were replaced with 18's, which were then replaced with 20's, and finally the 22's presently on it..all in 3 months, my A.D.D was definitly kicking in...but to be honest, the 22's are a bitch on the performance...might look into some 17" stockers for the track.

 

I am on my fourth set and thinking about taking them off after only having about two months. First I went with 17" centerlines, then 18" Chrome Southern Comfort wheels(stock on conversion trucks). Didnt really lose anything with those two setups. Then had some escalade wheels, no lose there. I didn't figure the 20s would hurt the power that bad. I have some stock tahoe 20s now which are heavy. I love the look, but honestly I would rather have the power that they take. I am thinking some stock 16 or 17s or maybe a new set of centerlines in 17". I should have kept my first set. People change their minds all the time. I like to refresh the look of my truck from time to time just so I don't get bored with it and trade it in. I should have put all the money I have wasted into the performance side of it, I would be pretty far along by now.

 

exactly, thats why I like these trucks so much to begin with