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Tire Size for Cavalier
Saturday, June 02, 2007 7:27 AM
Hey ya'll, I was just wondering if 215/55/16 Tires will fit on my 99 Z24 16 inch rims or would I have some rubbing?? I have 205/55/16's on there now. Just wanna check on here before I go ahead and try em out. Thanks

Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Saturday, June 02, 2007 10:15 AM
you'll be fine.


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Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Wednesday, June 13, 2007 5:57 PM
i have 215/45/17 on the car and i have no rub. its just a wider tire thats all.


Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Wednesday, June 13, 2007 6:15 PM
yellow02eco wrote:i have 215/45/17 on the car and i have no rub. its just a wider tire thats all.


I have 225/45R17's on mine and no issues.

The only difference between the 205 and 215, is the 215 will be slightly taller, wider as well, but also a little bit taller.




1983 Camaro Z28
Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Saturday, June 16, 2007 12:12 AM
try 205/45/16.looks good.put on eibach pro-kit and will sit fine.looks lowered too....
Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Saturday, June 16, 2007 3:56 AM
the 215/55's will fit. you shouldnt rub unless your car is that bloody low. personally, i would either go with the original 205/55's or a 225/50.

the 205/55's are better priced and more selection available than the 215/55's. 215/55's dont really fit anything, so i can pretty much garuntee that that size wont be cheap.

the 225/50's are a better fitment than the 215/55's are, but they will just barely fit on your rim. most manufacturers recomend a 7" or 7.5" wide rim for a 225/55, but the 6" wide factory 16" wheels will work as they are the smallest that size can usually go on.



1997 RedR - ZedR
Re: Tire Size for Cavalier
Tuesday, June 26, 2007 7:39 PM
205/50s work well, I don't recommend going any lower than that, though, b/c unless you have really smooth roads where you live, well, 205/40 is pretty low-profile... also, using a tire with a different outside diameter throws stuff off (like your speedometer and odometer) and the bigger the size difference, the bigger the inaccuracy.


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