17 inch wheels for a STEEL !!!!! WOW Brand New !!!
If you have bad winters, keep your stockers for a winter set.
Then you can run performance tires in the nice weather and a good set of winter tires in the winter. That's what I do
Then you can run performance tires in the nice weather and a good set of winter tires in the winter. That's what I do
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Mentor, Ohio
Serious wheel envy! That's a SWEET DEAL! I was after those wheels for my Monte, but given what the invested cost would be, I have decided to look for some sweet 18"s instead. But if I had that deal, I think I woulda jumped on that!
.. Also, the guy I bought the wheels from said he thought he would NEVER sell them. (He had them labled wrong in his listing) and he said he had them listed for months and I was the ONLY person who called. He wanted $320 for them, but I offered $250 (I didnt know they were BRAND NEW IN THE BOXES) and when I meet him to pick them up, I about S*#@ !!! Brand NEW ! WOW, I swear, I felt bad, for a minute at least...
Michael...PS heres a picture of the 16" I painted, Also, notice that WHEEL WEIGHT on the before pic... NASTY...
Good advice man. The factory put the traditional wheel weights on the outside edge of my Jr rims. I was dreading having to change the tires because I knew the clear coat would come off with the weights.
I'm not sure if GM still does that anymore. I want to say they use the static weights inside the rim on the more expensive models. But I'm not sure. Anyone know for sure?
I'm not sure if GM still does that anymore. I want to say they use the static weights inside the rim on the more expensive models. But I'm not sure. Anyone know for sure?
I know 100% that my parents' 06 SS had the static weights on the inside of the wheel from the factory.


















