[Z06] Can a full size wheel/tire fit in Z06 trunk?
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Melting Slicks
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Can a full size wheel/tire fit in Z06 trunk?
With the great distances out west here in AZ and the hard to find Z06 tire sizes I want to travel with a full size spare. Does anyone know for sure if a full size 10.5" wheel with tire will fit into our Z06 trunk?
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I've put two rear tires unmounted in there - had to go in from the passenger compartment... I don't think you'd have any luck fitting a mounted 10.5 in there and at any rate I'm not sure how you would secure it. The unmounted tires had to be pushed under the rear window area and barely fit at that.
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06
Good question??? I have a long road trip, well one of 200 miles to Jackson and one to NJ and I need my dragg radials and I was hoping I could fit them in the back. Anyone?????
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if taking no passengers, pull the pass. seat out and turn off the bag; the seat takes 3 minutes to remove and weighs very little; this may be a little radical for some, but i've done this when picking up wheels/tires in past vettes
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St. Jude Donor '15, '17
Originally Posted by chiefDave
Good question??? I have a long road trip, well one of 200 miles to Jackson and one to NJ and I need my dragg radials and I was hoping I could fit them in the back. Anyone?????
Dave
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Melting Slicks
Originally Posted by chiefDave
Good question??? I have a long road trip, well one of 200 miles to Jackson and one to NJ and I need my dragg radials and I was hoping I could fit them in the back. Anyone?????
Dave
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You guys need to see how Jason does it, hell he drove from NJ to central PA with slicks and skinnies in his FRC....
also, remember, your car comes with a compressor, you can deflate the tires for transport....
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I fit 2 front Z06rims w/ ET Streets mounted & inflated in the rear. Fold the front seat forward & slide it all the way forward.
Put in thru the pass. door the 1st rim/tire. Go around & pull it towards the rear from the trunk & slid it over to 1 side. Go back to the pass. door & put in the 2nd rim/tire. Again, go around & pull it towards the back from the trunk. Fold the seat back & you've got 2 rims/tires in the rear of the car. No need to remove the seat or ruin it w/ a tire on it. You can put smaller items in 1st under the rims/tires as well (ie:Jack,chain,tools,etc.)
Ron
Put in thru the pass. door the 1st rim/tire. Go around & pull it towards the rear from the trunk & slid it over to 1 side. Go back to the pass. door & put in the 2nd rim/tire. Again, go around & pull it towards the back from the trunk. Fold the seat back & you've got 2 rims/tires in the rear of the car. No need to remove the seat or ruin it w/ a tire on it. You can put smaller items in 1st under the rims/tires as well (ie:Jack,chain,tools,etc.)
Ron
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I saw a Z06 coming out of a Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) event at BMW in Spartanburg, SC with some other SCCA 2 seater cars and several of the cars including the Z06 had a factory looking TRAILER hitch installed with a heavy duty expanded metal frame/basket looking affair about 4 feet square and several feet high with their track tires in the basket that hooked into the Trailer Hitch like you see on some SUV's where the SUV's have a big cooler or two in the basket. All the weight was carried by the trailer hitch and the basket had no wheels.
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