PorBoy
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^^^. I’m also convinced and if anyone wants to sell their pristine Rebel wheels, please feel free to Pm / email me.
Congrats on the upgrade sir! I wanted a rebel, but around here they are still pretty salty. So I think I ended up with the next best thing .. lolPumped about the new truck. Original plan was to replace wheel/tires & add a mild lift. Gonna stay with stock...even the white letters have grown on me...ordered max steel 2-tone. Wish I coulda picked up an in-stock Rebel 12...a must have package. Rebel woulda looked sick with a quad/short box. My trade's at the bottom...best part about the deal is a $6700 refund.
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Hi....I have a perfect set off of my 19 Red/black Rebel with no tires. I put new Fuel Hardline 18x9 wheels and reused tires and pressure sensors. Only 1500 miles on truck so wheels are perfect. I am in Portland, Oregon. Are you anywhere close? Make me an offer. Thanks!^^^. I’m also convinced and if anyone wants to sell their pristine Rebel wheels, please feel free to Pm / email me.
Now black out the grill and color match the bumpers.After tons of searching and looking for combos. Aftermarket, 18", 20". 33 or 35 tires etc. Stressful stuff. Lol But I still wanted a set of Rebel wheels. Finally found a set. Less than 200 miles on them and still had the blue over the RWL.
So I we made a deal via FB and I planned the 4.5hr road trip 1 way. Get there and they were all to be expected. Paid, shook hands and drove the 4.5hr return trip. Went to the dealer today to get sensors swapped and finally a wash.
9hrs on the road - $120 in gas
Snacks and lunch - $20
Dealership fee - $80
Rebel wheels and tires - $1025
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Thanks!Just got a very similar Laramie in granite. Mine came with 18” wheels and possibly looking to upgrade to 20s. Looks great!
Now black out the grill and color match the bumpers.
^^^. Now that is the height which these should have come stock.
So you're running the 3.5" RreadyLift on top of the already +1" Off Road suspension. I callled ReadyLift and they said it was totally good-to-go to do that. Does it look good from your perspective? I mean.. it obviously LOOKS good. But does it seem to be mechanically / functionally sound?