But... Texas.
Texas Edition??
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But... Texas.
No they do not because I have heard of several different wheels called "Texas Edition Wheels". It is a package deal of a few commonly offered GM products with huge badges. Around they offer an "All Star Edition" which the same thing but I do not refer to things as all star edition.
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But not just those wheels came on the "Texas Edition" trucks so it's absurd to me. The reason people know what is being said when the phrase pops out is because of the amount of people who inundate us with the incorrect description of that wheel. It's by far more common to see those wheels on an LTZ silverado than it is to see them on an over badged "Texas Edition" truck
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what r they called then? I don't hear them referenced as being related to the "Texas Edition" trucks often, but I see everyone call them the "Texas 20's"...
Everyone calls them Texas wheels and instantly you know what they mean
I have heard all these called Texas Edition wheels so no I do not instantly know what you are talking about.
Texas Edition means nothing more than a marketing gimmick to make people in TX think they are getting some special truck. We have All Star Edition here and it is the same thing.
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What is going on today??? This is the second time today I've agreed with Yates. I need to go back to bed I think. I, too, have seen all 3 of those referred to as "texas edition wheels" 
What is going on today??? This is the second time today I've agreed with Yates. I need to go back to bed I think. I, too, have seen all 3 of those referred to as "texas edition wheels"
Gzes
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Yall forgetting the Oklahoma edition bahahaha
