FS: NEW - GS / ZR1 Wheels - OE Wheels
#1
NEW - GS / ZR1 Wheels - OE Wheels- SET
Changed my mind regarding the recently purchased wheels. Brand new in the box, never mounted. Tires not included.
4 Wheels
17x11
17x9.5
Prefer local sale (South East Michigan) $550
https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/wto/d/rochester-zr1-corvette-and-camaro-wheels/6815798577.html
4 Wheels
17x11
17x9.5
Prefer local sale (South East Michigan) $550
https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/wto/d/rochester-zr1-corvette-and-camaro-wheels/6815798577.html
Last edited by RISK81; 02-10-2019 at 07:47 AM.
#3
Safety Car
just curious, and not trying to hijack your thread, why did you change your mind ? except for the wider rear, those are the same wheels I run on my car
#4
This was the case of measure twice cut once....I measured once and then proceeded with cutting..
I purchase tires first (255 Fronts, 285 Rears) and then purchased the wheels. At this point I am moving forward with the original saw blades.
I purchase tires first (255 Fronts, 285 Rears) and then purchased the wheels. At this point I am moving forward with the original saw blades.
#5
Melting Slicks
Those tires should fit (depending on brand) on those wheels. I've done it before with a 275 tire on a 10.5 inch wheel as an example..., in fact OE wheel sells wheels and tire sets like that. The wheel will be a tad wider than the tire but it does work. My plan was to just run those tires on the wheels until I burned through the tread then get wider tires. You will need a decent shop to mount them though. Mine were done at a shop that had a hunter 2000 balancing machine. And for whatever reason the tire brand really does matter because they all measure differently.
#6
Those tires should fit (depending on brand) on those wheels. I've done it before with a 275 tire on a 10.5 inch wheel as an example..., in fact OE wheel sells wheels and tire sets like that. The wheel will be a tad wider than the tire but it does work. My plan was to just run those tires on the wheels until I burned through the tread then get wider tires. You will need a decent shop to mount them though. Mine were done at a shop that had a hunter 2000 balancing machine. And for whatever reason the tire brand really does matter because they all measure differently.