I prefer to run one set of wheels and tires throughout the year. I used to run dedicated wheels with snow tires on my FWD cars, but have had a lot of good luck with popular A/T tires on my trucks and SUVs. My new Tahoe came through with Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT tires, an OK looking On-Road All-Terrain, but the two most recent snow storms proved they really weren't up to the task of the lake-effect snow we get here in the Buffalo area and Southtowns. FWIW, these Goodyear's are NOT 3PMSF rated.
So I wanted new tires, but I also had seen some new-body style Tahoe's with these particular 22" wheels. Looking through the online configuration, they are a dealer added option. I love how they look on this body and figured, about now would be the best time to choose new wheels.
I found this set of brand-new "take off wheels", option code SGM. Actual genuine wheels. I am not a fan of replicas and just don't see a lot of reason to replace OE/genuine wheels with potentially dangerous copies. Bought some new GM/Delco TPMS sensors and a set of 275/50R22 Toyo Open Country AT3s. They're 3PMSF rated and should do just fine. I have never had a set of Toyo Tires before, let alone Open Country's -- but they came highly recommended to me by a few folks.
Love how they look and I think this is just what the truck needed. The monochromatic look of Empire Beige and black is excellent. Sold my factory 20's to my Dad for his '22 Silverado W/T which has steel wheels. That'll be a nice upgrade for his truck.
So I wanted new tires, but I also had seen some new-body style Tahoe's with these particular 22" wheels. Looking through the online configuration, they are a dealer added option. I love how they look on this body and figured, about now would be the best time to choose new wheels.
I found this set of brand-new "take off wheels", option code SGM. Actual genuine wheels. I am not a fan of replicas and just don't see a lot of reason to replace OE/genuine wheels with potentially dangerous copies. Bought some new GM/Delco TPMS sensors and a set of 275/50R22 Toyo Open Country AT3s. They're 3PMSF rated and should do just fine. I have never had a set of Toyo Tires before, let alone Open Country's -- but they came highly recommended to me by a few folks.
Love how they look and I think this is just what the truck needed. The monochromatic look of Empire Beige and black is excellent. Sold my factory 20's to my Dad for his '22 Silverado W/T which has steel wheels. That'll be a nice upgrade for his truck.