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21 inch Wheels

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Very disappointed in this 21 inch wheel option. Who knew it would be so restricting to get decent tires for winter driving.

What are people doing to have a better tire option?
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Pretty disappointed in the lack of options myself. Not much out there at the moment for wheels or tires!?... And the tires that are available are outrageous! Literally just went on the Discount Tire site at lunch and they had a set of 4 Michelin winter tires for just under $2000.00!?... With certs and installation it would be just over. WOW!!! I can get a set of high performance tires for my F30 BMW for cheaper.
I'm planning to get either 20 inch or 22 inch wheels for it to open up some options. Not really sure what wheels yet but I prefer OEM wheels over aftermarket.
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I'm planning to get either 20 inch or 22 inch wheels for it to open up some options. Not really sure what wheels yet but I prefer OEM wheels over aftermarket.
That's probably the best route in order to get more options. I actually prefer aftermarket, but since I paid for the wheel protection I think I'll stick with the factory wheels through the warranty period.
I'm planning to get either 20 inch or 22 inch wheels for it to open up some options. Not really sure what wheels yet but I prefer OEM wheels over aftermarket.
Hey please let me know if you find anything, I've been trying to find 20"wheels that I could put on for winter, but everywhere I've checked, they don't have the bolt pattern for the blazers
Have a 2021 RS AWD with 21 inch wheels. 13000 miles. Live in WI. Had stock continentals since car was new. Terrible in snow. Just purchased Michelin latitude tour HP. Much better.
Reading these posts makes me glad I paid extra to downsize my wheels from 21" to 20" when I special ordered my ’20 Blazer RS AWD. I didn’t really like the look of the 21s and preferred Michelins to Continentals. And now it sounds like when it comes time to replace the stock tires, it’ll be easier and cheaper to do so with the 20s versus the 21s. It’ll likely be a wash as far as pricing ends up.
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