Tahoe rims. Where can I find a set without taking out a mortgage.
05-15-2010, 03:29 PM
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Tahoe rims. Where can I find a set without taking out a mortgage.
I will be in the market for new tires towards the end of the summer, and I want to have two sets of wheels. Winter set with stock rims and off road tires . . . and a set of summer wheels with street tires. I am torn between the nnbs 20s and the tahoe 20s 
. I can't seem to find the tahoe wheels for a reasonable price. They are all so expensive. Just curious if anyone has ideas about where to get a set for a decent price. Like I said I won't need them for awhile, but I would like to start looking. I saw a crew cab with them yesterday and it got me thinking about them. Thanks for the input!
. I can't seem to find the tahoe wheels for a reasonable price. They are all so expensive. Just curious if anyone has ideas about where to get a set for a decent price. Like I said I won't need them for awhile, but I would like to start looking. I saw a crew cab with them yesterday and it got me thinking about them. Thanks for the input!
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try the stealership, every know and again they have a take-off's. if you got a connection in parts department, you might walk out not limping 
05-15-2010, 06:00 PM
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Finish Line has them from 249 for silver finish, 369 for high polish, and 439 for chrome...Buyer beware with discount wheel sellers though, sometimes it's almost better off paying the GM premium at the dealership, just so you know that if it balances poorly, or is damaged in shipping they'll get you another one no problem. Also dont' have to worry about a repaired wheel showing up in the mail that won't balance for ****.
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CL is your best bet dude... I have seen the high polished ones going for $900-$1500 with tires, I wouldn't pay anything over $900 with good tires to be honest. Look at CL around you too within a few 100 miles if your willing to drive.. I actually got my wheels/tires from a guy in Cleveland who met me halfway from Pittsburgh
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Yea I love the way they look, but they seem to be pricey everywhere.
I know a few guys that work at the local dealership. That's a good idea, I'll start getting the word out.
I doubt I get them shipped, just because I am funny about ordering stuff over the internet that is expensive like that. Never been a big fan.
I have been checking every once in awhile, but I'll have to keep checking. I don't mind driving to get a good deal. Driving is fun, paying out the *** is not!
I know a few guys that work at the local dealership. That's a good idea, I'll start getting the word out.
I doubt I get them shipped, just because I am funny about ordering stuff over the internet that is expensive like that. Never been a big fan.
CL is your best bet dude... I have seen the high polished ones going for $900-$1500 with tires, I wouldn't pay anything over $900 with good tires to be honest. Look at CL around you too within a few 100 miles if your willing to drive.. I actually got my wheels/tires from a guy in Cleveland who met me halfway from Pittsburgh
Maybe our service manager has a daughter that I know.