[bub]

MRR 228's with BFG Goodrich A/S




20". Look for 2015 1LE sizes/offsets

Wheel Description:
Brand Name: MRR
Model: M228
Size 20x10 F /20x11 R Camaro
Bolt Pattern 5x120
Offset 23 F / 43 R
Lip Size: N/A
Color: Black
Hub Bore Size: 66.9
Weight: 30.5lbs F /32lbs R

Tires are BFG 285's all around (square set-up like the '15 1LE)

285-35-R20's

BF GOODRICH
G-FORCE COMP-2 A/S
Ultra High Performance All-Season
Size: 285/35ZR20 100Y
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
UTQG: 400 AA A

~$168 each on Tire Rack

[scottc]

Wheels look good

[bub]

Thanks. These are Gen 5 sizes all around (from our '15 1LE)

[OldJedi]

Are you running 30 or 35 series tires and the same size tire on all four corners?

[bub]

Originally Posted by OldJedi

Are you running 30 or 35 series tires and the same size tire on all four corners?

'15 1LE sizes.

[OldJedi]

OK thanks, looks good.

[bub]

Overall pic.

[bub]

[tx6g1le]

All black is great look man! Best looking "winter" set up I've seen.

[51LE]

Originally Posted by bub

Thanks. These are Gen 5 sizes all around (from our '15 1LE)

Are these 19" or 20" wheels?....What width and what offset?...
Thnx!
51LE

[bub]

20". Look for 2015 1LE sizes/offsets

Wheel Description:
Brand Name: MRR
Model: M228
Size 20x10 F /20x11 R Camaro
Bolt Pattern 5x120
Offset 23 F / 43 R
Lip Size: N/A
Color: Black
Hub Bore Size: 66.9
Weight: 30.5lbs F /32lbs R

Tires are BFG 285's all around (square set-up like the '15 1LE)

285-35-R20's

BF GOODRICH
G-FORCE COMP-2 A/S
Ultra High Performance All-Season
Size: 285/35ZR20 100Y
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
UTQG: 400 AA A

~$168 each on Tire Rack

[bub]

Item of note - must use the black lug nuts that typically come with the rims, as the factory stock GM 1LE polished lug nuts are too big to mount on these rims (recesses for lug nuts in the wheels require smaller diameter lug nut heads)....

Center caps shown are glossy black GM (with bowtie) from Gen 5 Z28 P/N I think (came with wheel set from House of Wheels)...

[HYPER1LE]

After purchasing my glorious SS 1LE, my only means of private transportation year round, I find myself in a bit of a pickle as winter approaches and the restriction of the Goodyears operating in temps below 40 degrees. So, I'm glad this topic is on here and broadly discussed already. While it is a relief that Bub has already figured out a solution, which I may emulate, I really would prefer to keep the 285/305 arrangement. What I have found thus far is Pirelli P Zero All Season, but in 35 aspect ratio rather than the 30 of the Goodyears. Any of you have thoughts or input how a slightly taller tire could have any negative impact on the car? I do realize it likely will throw off the calibration of the speedometer but only slightly.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Larry

[pbsinternet1le]

I have the same set up. Speedo is 2moh off at 70.. getting some scrub in the rear.. i moved the harness but still get some scrub. Will pull them off today to verify what is touching. The drive good. Much quieter, smooth ride.update.. after a 1000 mile trip i did get some rub in the rear on dips at highway speeds.. i moved the harness but something did rub in the rear. Also only about a knife blade of clearance on the front tire to strut.