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tr1gger · 02-13-2012, 03:29 AM

I am buying some stock SS 20's from a guy and I need to know what size tires I should get for them. They are going on my 1 LT that is getting a 1" drop in a few weeks.

Also, will my Pressure sensors from my wheels now work in the new set or will I need to get new ones? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. I tried searching but never found a solid answer. thanks!

tr1gger · 02-13-2012, 03:32 AM

Also, this is just my pleasure car and live in CA so no snow or anything. Also, non track use. Just a decent all year round tire..

cyberLS · 02-13-2012, 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by tr1gger

I am buying some stock SS 20's from a guy and I need to know what size tires I should get for them. They are going on my 1 LT that is getting a 1" drop in a few weeks.

Also, will my Pressure sensors from my wheels now work in the new set or will I need to get new ones? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. I tried searching but never found a solid answer. thanks!

hit up luke from blu 808 he can get you a good set of tires. but most run the stock
Factory 2010 Camaro SS tires and wheels
Front 245/45-20 = 28.7" tall, 8.0 wheel
Rear 275/40-20 = 28.7" tall, 9.0 wheel

tr1gger · 02-13-2012, 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberLS

hit up luke from blu 808 he can get you a good set of tires. but most run the stock 245 40 20 in the front and 275 35 20 in the back i believe.

I did PM him earlier to see what he could do. Just wanted to make sure I could get the right sizes. Thanks much for the numbers!

SGOS252382 · 02-13-2012, 06:30 PM

Tire rack has the stock Pirellis for a good price if you live in a warmer climate and can run them. I believe they're just over $200 per tire (which is about 1/2 what other cars pay for P-Zeros).
It seems Pirellis made the Camaro SS sized Pirellis a lot less expensive for the GM crowd to afford.

The stock Pirellis are hard to beat for cost and performance for guys running the stock tire size.

02-13-2012, 03:29 AM	#1
tr1gger Built 4/23/09 Drives: 2010 Black 1LT Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Pacifica, CA Posts: 449 View My Garage	Buying Stock SS 20's, what tires? I am buying some stock SS 20's from a guy and I need to know what size tires I should get for them. They are going on my 1 LT that is getting a 1" drop in a few weeks. Also, will my Pressure sensors from my wheels now work in the new set or will I need to get new ones? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. I tried searching but never found a solid answer. thanks! __________________ Blu808, Campbell, CA 408.376.0560

02-13-2012, 03:32 AM	#2
tr1gger Built 4/23/09 Drives: 2010 Black 1LT Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Pacifica, CA Posts: 449 View My Garage	Also, this is just my pleasure car and live in CA so no snow or anything. Also, non track use. Just a decent all year round tire.. __________________ Blu808, Campbell, CA 408.376.0560 Last edited by tr1gger; 02-13-2012 at 03:47 AM.

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02-13-2012, 06:30 PM	#5
SGOS252382 Drives: 2010 Camaro 2SS/RS Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: S.W. Florida Posts: 6,294	Tire rack has the stock Pirellis for a good price if you live in a warmer climate and can run them. I believe they're just over $200 per tire (which is about 1/2 what other cars pay for P-Zeros). It seems Pirellis made the Camaro SS sized Pirellis a lot less expensive for the GM crowd to afford. The stock Pirellis are hard to beat for cost and performance for guys running the stock tire size.