new wheels on a dirty truck..
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new wheels on a dirty truck..
Sorry for the dirt, no time for glamour shots.
Wheels are GM c/k991, tires are Yoko Spec x, 285/50/20
Wheels are GM c/k991, tires are Yoko Spec x, 285/50/20
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How do you like those tires? I've got them in 22s and haven't mounted them yet. Also got a question about the TPMS, do you know if they installed the ones that bolt on or the rubber ones that are press fit on?
Truck looks good sittin there
Truck looks good sittin there
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They balanced well, not a lot of weight, run smooth and quiet and grip real good.
Any UHP tire is going to wear quickly, these have a utog of 420, generals are 320.
If I get 2 summers I'll be happy.
I put Gm TPMS'S in , part # 25920615
these are now inexpensive, $40.00 cdn each.
I wouldn't mind lowering it a little more, but being 4wd, not a real option.
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I'll keep to oe 17" wheels for winter tires.
part numbers are from this link, bottom right
http://www.gmaccessorieszone.com/Che...010/Silverado/
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wheels alone, $397 cdn each
wheels, nuts,locks,centers,tpms $2200 cdn
$170 each for the yoko's
i'll get some better pics when I clean the truck.