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I have Good-year Eagle GA 225/60R16's are these good tires?? what might be better??
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on your camaro??? and it doesn't look like its riding on bycycle tires?? those are good on a camry or accord, but on the camaro, you shouldn't go below the OEM size which is 235/55R16 for alloys. a lot of people put 245/50s on, but i think 255/50s are the best you can do on stock 16 inch rims. actually, now that i think about out, do you have steel or alloy rims?Silver \'98 Camaro M5<br />Current MODs:<br />SLP strut tower brace; SLP 1LE swaybars front/back; Powerslot rotors; Hawk pads; Eibach springs; Bilstein SLP shock kit; SLP trans mount; Zexel limited-slip differential; LS1 drive shaft.<br />Possible future MODs:<br />BMR Lower Control Arms; BMR Pandhard Rod. -
I have after-market chrome 16" swirly rims, they came w/ the car, and those were the tires that came with it. I replaced all of them once before, but now that i am tire shopping again, i am looking for an improvment, so i supposed those tires are holding me backComment
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Get at least 245/50 for the reasons stated above, your car will handle and look better.
The six will still spin the 245's, when you want.1989 Trans Am, 305 TPI 5-speed, 4 wheel disc, 3.73\'s, T-Tops. \"The Toy.\" 1997 Camaro V-6 T-Tops \"The Daily Driver\"Comment
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So are Goodyear Eagles a good brand to stick with???Comment
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Some will disagree, but I like my Eagle HP's. I noticed a huge difference when I got rid of my GA's for the HP's.
I think they are a good tire for the price.1989 Trans Am, 305 TPI 5-speed, 4 wheel disc, 3.73\'s, T-Tops. \"The Toy.\" 1997 Camaro V-6 T-Tops \"The Daily Driver\"Comment
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