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!
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^^^. 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?