[tomster]

So I am one of the Crazies that will track and daily my ZL1 1LE. (on the nice days) so I knew going in to this I would require a second set of wheels and tires for the street. I'm not a bling guy I don't spend big bucks on wheels that I will be driving on the street so I was looking for "cheap" options.
Haters don't Hate... Yes I put cheap wheels on my ZL1. My wife also drives it and if a wheel gets curbed bent or cracked I want to be able to just replace it and move on.

So if your looking for a cheap good looking set up for the street here it is...

The Wheels
https://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-530-W...f-10%2E75=1694

The Tires
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes








Wheels XXR 530 19 x 10.75 +35 offset Rear and +15 Front.
325/30R19 on all four corners. The Firestone's give very good wet/cold traction and solid hot/dry traction.

I had this set up on my 13 ZL1 and the fronts poked out a bit. But on the New ZL1 with the wider fenders they fit perfect. I will say the tires come extremely close to the height adjusting collar on the front strut.

If you shop deals you can find this set up for $1600-$1700

[Mcmillion]

I like them, do you have anymore pics of the rears installed?

[tomster]

Same wheels on my 13 ZL1 but in flat and with 305/30R19 tires

[tomster]

Originally Posted by Mcmillion

I like them, do you have anymore pics of the rears installed?

With the snow on the ground here in Ohio I haven't been able to pull it out of the garage to get better pics. I'll see what I can get for ya.

[tomster]

Originally Posted by Mcmillion

I like them, do you have anymore pics of the rears installed?

[Mcmillion]

Thanks, they look great.

[Xlr8ion]

Why did you not go 305 front and 325 rear and use original tires?

[ag1leSS]

Originally Posted by tomster

So I am one of the Crazies that will track and daily my ZL1 1LE. (on the nice days) so I knew going in to this I would require a second set of wheels and tires for the street. I'm not a bling guy I don't spend big bucks on wheels that I will be driving on the street so I was looking for "cheap" options.
Haters don't Hate... Yes I put cheap wheels on my ZL1. My wife also drives it and if a wheel gets curbed bent or cracked I want to be able to just replace it and move on.

So if your looking for a cheap good looking set up for the street here it is...

The Wheels
https://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-530-W...f-10%2E75=1694

The Tires
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes








Wheels XXR 530 19 x 10.75 +15 offset Rear and +35 Front.
325/30R19 on all four corners. The Firestone's give very good wet/cold traction and solid hot/dry traction.

I had this set up on my 13 ZL1 and the fronts poked out a bit. But on the New ZL1 with the wider fenders they fit perfect. I will say the tires come extremely close to the height adjusting collar on the front strut.

If you shop deals you can find this set up for $1600-$1700

Are you sure you didn't get the offset flip flopped? I would think a +15 would go on the front and a +35 on the rear

[LSmith353]

Are you sure you didn't get the offset flip flopped? I would think a +15 would go on the front and a +35 on the rear

Agreed-- +35 in 10.5 wide would need a pretty big spacer on the front and a +15 on the back would have a good amount of poke..... and that is obviously not the case here. Looks really good!

[tomster]

your right I fixed the first post

[tomster]

Originally Posted by ag1leSS

Are you sure you didn't get the offset flip flopped? I would think a +15 would go on the front and a +35 on the rear

Originally Posted by LSmith353

Agreed-- +35 in 10.5 wide would need a pretty big spacer on the front and a +15 on the back would have a good amount of poke..... and that is obviously not the case here. Looks really good!

Sorry your right "15mm front 35mm rear"

Originally Posted by Xlr8ion

Why did you not go 305 front and 325 rear and use original tires?

I was looking to get just a little more height in the front for "street use" The original tires will be used for track use until worn, then I will switch to slicks on the OE wheels. Plus the Firestones run slightly narrower than the Goodyears that came on the car. (as if its a 315) and i like the look of a nice FAT tire on all 4 corners.

[tomster]

Firestone specs
325/30R19
101W SL
340 A A 1,819 lbs. 51 psi 10/32" 33 lbs. 11.4"TW 26.7"OD

Goodyear Specs
325/30ZR19
(101Y) SL
100 AA A 1,819 lbs. 51 psi 5/32" 31 lbs. 12.5"TW 26.7"OD

Goodyear Specs
305/30ZR19
(98Y) SL
100 AA A 1,653 lbs. 51 psi 5/32" 29 lbs. 11.8"TW 26.3"OD

According to the spec the firestone 325 is actually narrower then the Goodyear 305. However side by side the look the same. This is why I went 325 all around. Plus it raised the front about a 1/4 inch to help with Inclines . Don't get me wrong I cant wait to get the OE wheels with the Sticky Goodyears on track to see what they can do but unless its 90 degrees and your on a perfect road you will never explore what the Goodyear is made of on the street. It is a Track Tire designed for track use. Why would you want to waist it driving it on the street?

[Stephen12ZL1]

nice setup...my kind of logic with the wheel/tire combo

[Boost or bust]

Originally Posted by tomster

your right I fixed the first post

What did you do to correct for speedo?