2021 Yukon Denali Winter rims and tires

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swathdiver

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Looking for some advice here on buying winter rims and tires. I am wondering how hard it is to program TPMS with new rims. Do I need to buy from GM dealership? or can Costco or other tires shop do this. I don't want a warning all winter.

Thanks in advance
Put KO2s on your truck and you won't have to fool around with switching tires every winter.
 

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There are MANY great AT tires that work marvelous in the winter and all summer too….but they simply do not work as well as a dedicated snow tires during the winter. Period. It is all in what you want. I live in northern michigan, and have used both snow rated all terrain tires as well as dedicated snow tires. Dedicated snow tires are definitely better, but to me the simplicity of one tire is much better….i typically just run a good AT tire anymore.
 

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I bought one of the TPMS tools off Amazon and it works on my Yukon and Cadillac. I got separate wheels so the NH winter didn't eat my chrome. OE Wheels LLC is another good option for wheels and they have lasted really well.
 

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I bought one of the TPMS tools off Amazon and it works on my Yukon and Cadillac. I got separate wheels so the NH winter didn't eat my chrome. OE Wheels LLC is another good option for wheels and they have lasted really well.
Link to the TPMS tool you bought?
 

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