Wheels

[George C]

I'm wondering which year pre 2015 GM SUV/half ton truck wheels and tire pressure monitors are compatible with the 15 Yukon.
Thanks.

 

[Goodinblack]

OEM or aftermarke?

 

[George C]

Oem

 

[Goodinblack]

I personally would not use any nnbs style OEM wheel on a 15+ truck.

That's going backwards

 

[Donnie Yukonie]

I personally would not use any nnbs style OEM wheel on a 15+ truck.

That's going backwards

x2 Whats your intention on going backwards?

 

[Goodinblack]

People are scrambling to source 15+ wheels to throw on their nnbs so that it looks more current.

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x2 Whats your intention on going backwards?

 

[NathanJax]

Any wheels 00-15 will fit, but only 15 sensors will work on 15's. Sensors are model specific

 

[George C]

No, I'm not going backwards. It did sound that way, but that's not my intention.

I live near Buffalo. I want to save the new OEM 22" wheels from the Buffalo NY style salt, snow, dirt, snirt and calcium chloride.
The Chrome 20" wheels that I am talking about were the wheels and tires we ran on my wife's 10' Tahoe in the summer, and then we threw on the stock 17" cast aluminum set back on for the winter.

I'm just thinking that I might want to run the 20" chrome wheels in the winter now because they are a little out of style.
It's either that, or buy a set of current OEM Yukon wheels for the winter.
I have a decision to make because I would have to buy a new set of tires for the 20" if I go that route.

Yeti, help me out here with a wheel/tire deal that I can't pass up...

 

[vp46]

I completely understand this mode of thinking... I'm considering a new set of wheels for winter too... my line of thinking was more from 22 to 18 in winter.

Who's got the deals here?

 

[Goodinblack]

You want to run chrome wheels in winter?

Really not the best idea as they will peel eventually