17" winter wheels

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wv_kid

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We have a 2025 Tahoe LS 4x4, has 18's on it from the factory. I have some Silverado 17 steelies that I would like to use for winter wheels, these are probably 10 years old. Has anyone had success with this and if so did you need to run spacers?
 

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pretty sure the spare is a 17 inch wheel, so if the spare fits it stands to reason that factory Silverado 17's would.
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pretty sure the spare is a 17 inch wheel, so if the spare fits it stands t reason that factor Silverado 17's would.
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that's what I figured! but have read mixed results, not sure how that is possible.
 

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What year are the steelies off of? The offset should be different on pre-'21 wheels, I think...
 

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We have a 2025 Tahoe LS 4x4, has 18" GM OE wheels on it from the factory.
I have some Silverado 17" steelies that I would like to use for winter wheels, these are probably 10 years old.
Has anyone had success with this and if so did you need to run spacers?
Best to try and see, you may find that older GM 17" wheels will not clear the front calipers -
(unless you're willing to grind off lots of excess caliper casting material, or use spacers, or both).
Obviously should work just fine on the rears ...
 

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