20" Velocity rims from 2005 Yukon

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jtseltmann

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Will these same 20's fit the new Yukons? I had them on a 2005 yukon and they were great...I can't imagine the bolt pattern changed...from 05 to 10.

Thanks all...I'm almost ready to make the move! I'd love to be able to load up the old rims and use them for the summer months.
 

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Word is that the offsets are different from NBS to NNBS trucks. So, in a word, no.

(This is the info I've read here a few times. If someone knows something different, I'm sure they'll chime in.)
 

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They might fit. The offset is more of an issue with larger wheels and a lot depends on the back spacing. The bolt pattern is the same though. But I was unable to use the 24's I had on my NBS Escalade on my NNBS LTZ.
 
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Ok. I'm not sure of the measurments. I guess I could do a test fit and see if they fit in. Would it be a rubbing issue and clearance turning ? I don't know much about the rims and the various measuremets other than Dian and width etc. Thanks!

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I think I just found something that the 20x8.5 ones are +35 offset. This means little to me so anyone?
 

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If the wheels are a +35 offset then you are good to go. I am not sure why an NBS would have +35 though????

TEST FIT TO BE SURE
 
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Hmmm ok what do I know. I bought them as 'they fit 2005 yukons' so I just looked it up for the measurments. Maybe I found the wrong data. If they fit on right away does that mean I'd be good to go? Thanks for the input
 

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