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I found some 17" x 9.5" c5 vette rims im about to but i have a few questions
1.I am not a tire man, but i dont think they are [img]tongue.gif[/img] dont count on me tho, wait til some pro answers you :D (also some guy sells them for the SS (zr-1) and it's 17" x 9.5 as well, so i doubt it wont fit
2.Perhaps 255/55?
3.tirerack.com and maybe you can get a good deal on kumhos?
like i said wait til u get a good response, but hope i gave u a lil idea of what u should be looking to [img]smile.gif[/img]
Rims are not too wide for the rear, however I am not sure about the front. I think they should fit with no problems, however.
Put 275/40/17s on the tires in the rear, and 245s on the front.
Check out www.discounttire.com or www.tirerack.com
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