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I might be interested and I'm located in Cincinnati. What part of NE Ohio are you in? I have been told that the steel rims are 16x7.5, while the aluminum rims are 16x8. Would 235/55/16 tires fit on the steel? I just purchased new Bridgestone's about two weeks ago and I would need to make sure.
Joe
the stock tires still on them are 215/60-16. 235 should not be a problem, but I would ask others on here just to be sure.
I am in between Akron and Cleveland
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ProjectRS, I have been told that it is not a good idea to mount 235's on 215's. Unfortunately I have to pass.
Thanks, Joe
My camaro came with these wheels and I ran 245/50/R16's on them for close to 6 years without a problem. They had a slight buldge on the sides but never wore funny and looked better IMO.
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