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**FirstOwner69** · 10-23-2015, 04:19 PM

There were 3 (possibly 4) variations of the 88-94 4-spoke wheel used depending on Chevy truck/SUV/van model and trim level that I am aware of. These 3 and my original are pictured below along with a pristine Blazer LT version installed in my truck. The Chevy center caps came in at least 2 versions. Some caps did not have the horizontal lines. GMC version caps were also available. The later wheels were 15" vs. 17" on the originals. In my opinion, the nicest of the newer 4-spoke versions was the leather wrapped versions used on 92-94 S10 LT Blazers (second and last pics). These had a little more class and a fatter rim and I which prefer.

That said, it's really hard to beat the more period correct Comfort Grip wheels used in Vettes, Camaros and Chevelles.

Jim

10-23-2015, 04:19 PM	#11
FirstOwner69 Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Wisconsin & Arizona Posts: 4,854	Re: steering wheel There were 3 (possibly 4) variations of the 88-94 4-spoke wheel used depending on Chevy truck/SUV/van model and trim level that I am aware of. These 3 and my original are pictured below along with a pristine Blazer LT version installed in my truck. The Chevy center caps came in at least 2 versions. Some caps did not have the horizontal lines. GMC version caps were also available. The later wheels were 15" vs. 17" on the originals. In my opinion, the nicest of the newer 4-spoke versions was the leather wrapped versions used on 92-94 S10 LT Blazers (second and last pics). These had a little more class and a fatter rim and I which prefer. That said, it's really hard to beat the more period correct Comfort Grip wheels used in Vettes, Camaros and Chevelles. Jim Attached Images Last edited by FirstOwner69; 10-23-2015 at 04:35 PM.