20" 2007 OEM Wheels On A 2000 Yukon
03-23-2007, 12:35 AM
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20" 2007 OEM Wheels On A 2000 Yukon
Just thought I would share a few pictures and information! Here is a 2000 Yukon 4WD with a set of OEM 2007 Tahoe Rims and tire combination.
I was lucky enough to find a set of take off’s so here they are!
The Bridgestones are 275 55R 20… (about 180 bones each) They do NOT rub or scrape with ample clearances all the way around. The standard 6 Lug bolt pattern cross from 2000 to present. A smoooth ride for a cool 1,100 smackers!
I was lucky enough to find a set of take off’s so here they are!
The Bridgestones are 275 55R 20… (about 180 bones each) They do NOT rub or scrape with ample clearances all the way around. The standard 6 Lug bolt pattern cross from 2000 to present. A smoooth ride for a cool 1,100 smackers!
03-24-2007, 01:02 AM
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Originally Posted by tdrumm
That does look really good. Gotta do something about the bowtie centercaps though.
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Looks good, those look more polished than the regular truck tires, you think they have some type of clear coat on them to help battle the winter elements that is thrown at them in the Yankee states or you think they have to be maintained like a lot of the aftermarkets? Just looking for opinions.
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Originally Posted by TexCrew
nice how much those set you back?
03-26-2007, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by agreif
Looks good, those look more polished than the regular truck tires, you think they have some type of clear coat on them to help battle the winter elements that is thrown at them in the Yankee states or you think they have to be maintained like a lot of the aftermarkets? Just looking for opinions.