i already checked the sticky and it didnt pertain to my specific wheel change, im currently rockin the stock 15" steelies, about put on the 16" LSS rims what is the best tire size to maintain an accurate speedo
Joviticus wrote:i already checked the sticky and it didnt pertain to my specific wheel change, im currently rockin the stock 15" steelies, about put on the 16" LSS rims what is the best tire size to maintain an accurate speedo
How did its not pertain to you specific wheel change? It lists the correct size tire for a 16 inch wheel.
Also for future reference enter your current tire rim combo then play with what you want to do
useing this to find other tire sizes that will work for ya.
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How did its not pertain to you specific wheel change? It lists the correct size tire for a 16 inch wheel.
if your coming up from a 14" not a 15"
Common sense. It's a fukin J-body! What works on a LSS for wheels will work on all years!
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When dealing with stock rims it doesn't matter what one you are using as long as you use the guide and base your original tire for that rim off the stock size. So if you put in your stock 14 tire size, 15 inch tire size, or 16 inch tire size it will all be pretty much the same overall size. With that said the computer is calibrated for the diameter of the stock tire sizes listed in the guide. With a 16 just start with the size listed and play around with the sidewall/width till you get one that closely matches the stock tire size.
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