Tire sizes for C8 Stingray
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Tire sizes for C8 Stingray
Hi everyone, I have a 2020 lowered C8 Stingray with Paragon lowering rings. I have Forgedlite wheels MC 5 and I have 325/25/21, and 245/30/20 on the car now. I am not crazy about the look of the hight of the sidewall on these tires { Michelin } they were recommended to me by Forgelite. I would like to have more of a sidewall, i want to run 325/30/21, and 245/25/20 these are available in a run flat also. Thanks for all those who respond. Wayne
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Hi everyone, I have a 2020 lowered C8 Stingray with Paragon lowering rings. I have Forgedlite wheels MC 5 and I have 325/25/21, and 245/30/20 on the car now. I am not crazy about the look of the hight of the sidewall on these tires { Michelin } they were recommended to me by Forgelite. I would like to have more of a sidewall, i want to run 325/30/21, and 245/25/20 these are available in a run flat also. Thanks for all those who respond. Wayne
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Just so you are aware, there are folks on here that will say this is the "incorrect" way to have your tires setup because of the different diameters. The car does sit very slightly higher (.6 inches). I did it because I have the FE1 non adjustable suspension and I wanted to fix the wheel gap. I love it.....
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I have 325/30/21 rears and 255/35/20 fronts with zero codes and zero issues (5000 miles). The speedometer is slightly off, but I don't care about that.
Just so you are aware, there are folks on here that will say this is the "incorrect" way to have your tires setup because of the different diameters. The car does sit very slightly higher (.6 inches). I did it because I have the FE1 non adjustable suspension and I wanted to fix the wheel gap. I love it.....
Just so you are aware, there are folks on here that will say this is the "incorrect" way to have your tires setup because of the different diameters. The car does sit very slightly higher (.6 inches). I did it because I have the FE1 non adjustable suspension and I wanted to fix the wheel gap. I love it.....
I would assume if he own's a high performance wheel like the MC5 he is probably not running All Seasons. Those sizes you suggest are not made in ZP by Michelin in Pilot Sport 4S.
Just sayin, I have never owned a ZP tire and never will.
Last edited by ArizonaZ06; 04-01-2024 at 07:56 PM.
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I have 325/30/21 rears and 255/35/20 fronts with zero codes and zero issues (5000 miles). The speedometer is slightly off, but I don't care about that.
Just so you are aware, there are folks on here that will say this is the "incorrect" way to have your tires setup because of the different diameters. The car does sit very slightly higher (.6 inches). I did it because I have the FE1 non adjustable suspension and I wanted to fix the wheel gap. I love it.....
Just so you are aware, there are folks on here that will say this is the "incorrect" way to have your tires setup because of the different diameters. The car does sit very slightly higher (.6 inches). I did it because I have the FE1 non adjustable suspension and I wanted to fix the wheel gap. I love it.....
any pics of your car with this set up?
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Last edited by Semifighter18; 04-03-2024 at 10:57 PM.
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Excellent point, I should have emphasized that. My car is an FE1 and the reason I did what I did is because I didn't want to put aftermarket lowering springs on but I wanted to get rid of the wheel gap.
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