4th Gen Suggested Wheel Sizes

A common question for the F-Body is “will this wheel fit”?

Remember that when you add weight to a part that has to be turned by the motor, it is far worse than adding weight to any other part of the car. The stock wheels are 16 inches (except for some models of the V8) because that provides a light weight with plenty of tire to absorb some of the shock from obstacles.

The 17-inch wheel is popular because it provides good looks with manageable weight. There is enough tire left on the wheel to absorb considerable shock from obstacles when compared to the 16 inch wheel.

Here’s what to look for:

Bolt Pattern

5 x 4.75 inches

or

5 x 120.65 mm

Front Tires

Width of Wheel (inches) / Offset (mm) / Width of Tire (mm)
7.0 / +35 to +40 / 215, 225, 235
7.5 / +35 to +45 / 215, 225, 235
8.0 / +38 to +55 / 225, 235, 245
8.5 / +38 to +45 / 235, 245, 255
9.0 / +38 to +56 / 255, 265, 275
9.5 / +38 to +56 / 255, 265, 275
10.0 / +38 to +48 / 265, 275

Rear Tires

Width of Wheel (inches) / Offset (mm) / Width of Tire (mm)
10.0 / +38 to +54 / 275, 285
10.5 / +38 to +50 / 275, 285, 295
11.0 / +45 to +56 / 315

Comments

Matticus Finch

Got to get those super meaty tires for max grip. 12 inches wide or bust. xD I still have the stock rims. I have a hard time finding rims that match the rest of the car. Especially since its teal xD

04/28/2016 - 14:02 |
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Ben F. (Slowmaro)

I have ZR1 replicas. 17” with 9.5” up front and 11” in the rear. They look great and fit 275’s up front and 315’s in the Rear. You can find them new for like $215 a wheel.
Torque thrust wheels are also very popular and should fit the same sized tires I have. However they’re also more expensive and a “everyone has those” kinda things.
Just whatever you do, don’t get 28” wheels lol

04/29/2016 - 13:25 |
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