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I found a set of 18" Hummer EV wheels. My initial plan was to put snow tires on those wheels and save the 24" OEM wheels and tires for summer, however it seems that there are no snow tires in 285/75R18 which is the size needed to be equivalent to the factory wheels and tires.

On my last truck I ran A/T tires year round and never had a traction issue, but the noise was an issue. I suppose I could run A/T tires year round on the 18" Hummer EV wheels, but I really don't want to give up the quiet ride the stock tires give in the summer.

If course I could just put A/T tires on the 18" wheels and then use them only in the winter, but if I'm going to keep two sets of wheels, I'd prefer to have actual snow tires.

Does anyone have any other suggestions or know of actual snow tires in 285/75R18?

Also, I'd prefer to use Trail Boss 18" wheels instead of the Hummer EV wheels, but it appears that the offset on the trail boss 18" wheels may not work with the RST whereas the Hummer EV wheels will. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

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I have been working in a organization and they have been using the administrator as their main account to login. I have thought about changing this practice now since I am the admin. Would this be advised? If it is advised what would be the best steps to ensure no problems later on?

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Now that I've got my SEV with 24" wheels, I'm looking into what I'm going to do come winter time. Does anyone know if the 18" wheels from the WT would fit on the RST or have any suggestions for wheels that will fit which I could find good snow tires for? I've heard that hummer ev wheels could work but I'd rather have wheels with the correct backspacing. Thanks

A local dealer has a 2025 Silverado EV RST Extended Range that I'm interested in. They currently have it listed for the following price. I've already determined what I can afford, now I'm curious what people feel is a fair price? I haven't bought a new vehicle in more than 10 years.

MSRP: $90,000

Dealer discount: -$10,000

Featured price: $80,000

Customer cash (I assume I can't get this with the 0% 60 month financing): -$4,000

Selling price: $76,000

Obviously tax, title, registration will be extra.

Assuming that I'm not eligible for the customer cash, their website is basically offering it to me for $80,000. Would it be totally unreasonable for me to offer $75,000 not including tax, title, registration?