This is a couple of pics of my Trailblazer, with the Envoy Rims. I have for summer, the 18'' optional rims. They look great.
Sorry for my bad english, i usually speak french.
09 TrailBlazer LT3, from Montreal, Canada
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Hi guy's. After 12 years to have w-body plateform cars (Grand Prix, Intrigue) , i decided, with winter we have here, to change for a nice SUV. Since i like GM products, i decided to go with the Trailblazer. Have it since 2 weeks, love it! I have a few suspensions clunks, so maybe it will be the time to get some upgrade...
This is a couple of pics of my Trailblazer, with the Envoy Rims. I have for summer, the 18'' optional rims. They look great.
Sorry for my bad english, i usually speak french.
This is a couple of pics of my Trailblazer, with the Envoy Rims. I have for summer, the 18'' optional rims. They look great.
Sorry for my bad english, i usually speak french.
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Welcome! Don't worry about the English, I think you get a pass. You'll hear search, search, search quite often here. Read as much as you can, there is a TON of useful information. And most of all, get that truck out and start exploring. 
3...2...1....FIRE IN THE HOLE!!!
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gotspeed1 - Trail-Blazer
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Welcome brother from the frozen tundra... (see how us in Florida think of Canada?)
BTW, am I the only one not seeing the pictures?
BTW, am I the only one not seeing the pictures?
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DirtyBacon04 - Moderator
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Thanks guy's. I just found some interesting topics... I will try to keep my 18'' and get some bigger tire for the mud ... 
And for the Canada, yes, we get cold times, but here in Montreal, in summer, we get often 95F for a couple of weeks. No snow, from march to december. It's not that bad
And for the Canada, yes, we get cold times, but here in Montreal, in summer, we get often 95F for a couple of weeks. No snow, from march to december. It's not that bad
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