Are these stock or aftermarket wheels?
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They look like something you'd see on a Dodge/Ram truck, who knows?
They appear to be "stock" wheels off of a 2WD LT Chevy.
There not stock to that year and truck model.
Originally Posted By: Milkman
They appear to be "stock" wheels off of a 2WD LT Chevy.
I think this.. They are off a newer Chevy truck.
They appear to be "stock" wheels off of a 2WD LT Chevy.
I think this.. They are off a newer Chevy truck.
Those are the "bright machined aluminum" 17"x8" wheels for a 2014+ Silverado, RPO code Q5U.
They are stock, but possibly off a different year. The GMT 900's of that year were the only 1/2 ton pickup that offered 6 lug wheels. GM has different wheel options for different parts of the country from time to time. I was in Seattle last year and I saw what appeared to be a very common wheel style on a Silverado that I have never seen on one in Ohio. I went to a showroom in Tacoma, and sure enough, that style was in the sales brochure.
I have a set on my '98 K1500. Sharp wheels!
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For some reason 2014+ GMC/Silverado wheels look awesome on older trucks. I've seen some on Craigslist in my area without tires which makes it tempting to buy them.
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Did look interesting with the lower backspacing ...
Did look interesting with the lower backspacing ...
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Does a Chevy uplander count as a minivan?
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Does a Chevy uplander count as a minivan?
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They do look good.
Originally Posted By: asand1
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Does a Chevy uplander count as a minivan?
Yep, the Uplander and other badge-engineered cousins also use 6-lug hubs, along with my Sedona. Completely unnecessary in my opinion.
Originally Posted By: Hokiefyd
Originally Posted By: Miller88
Apparently the older Chevy truck wheels look good on Kia Sedona minivans.
Yes...the only minivan to use 6-lug wheels!
Does a Chevy uplander count as a minivan?
Yep, the Uplander and other badge-engineered cousins also use 6-lug hubs, along with my Sedona. Completely unnecessary in my opinion.
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Originally Posted By: Klutch9
Yep, the Uplander and other badge-engineered cousins also use 6-lug hubs, along with my Sedona. Completely unnecessary in my opinion.
Unnecessary, yes. But it was probably cheaper / easier for them to make, as they probably already had a 6 lug hub that would be an easy fit into the rest of the design.
Yep, the Uplander and other badge-engineered cousins also use 6-lug hubs, along with my Sedona. Completely unnecessary in my opinion.
Unnecessary, yes. But it was probably cheaper / easier for them to make, as they probably already had a 6 lug hub that would be an easy fit into the rest of the design.
Looks good. I'm a fan of making subtle changes like that which only an enthusiast would pick up on.
I've seen an older (E35 series??) BMW 5 series 'estate' (wagon) with early C4 Vette 'disc'/turbine style (16x8.5s, I believe) on it, of all things.
Even though the bolt pattern is only a few fractions of a millimeter off between the two (larger on the Vette wheels), that was weird.
Even though the bolt pattern is only a few fractions of a millimeter off between the two (larger on the Vette wheels), that was weird.
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