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Msquared · 06-20-2022, 08:02 AM

I'm not sure how that thread is supposed to help. Seems like 177 posts worth of 19" wheel discussion.

EDFHOBBIES, I don't if anybody has tried 305/30/20 tires up front. The width by itself is no problem since lots of people (including me) have run 305/30/19. The height (27.2") by itself is no problem, since lots of people (including me and Chevy) have run taller OE tires such as 245/50/18. The obvious problem is that they would be taller and fatter, and you might get some rub in the upper fender liner. I'm guessing they would still fit, but don't know for sure. They way to test it out would be to get a rear SS 1LE wheel/tire and use appropriate spacers to move it out where it needs to be and see how it works. You'll probably need 1" or 1.25" spacing.

06-20-2022, 08:02 AM	#3
Msquared Drives: Chevrolet SS 1LE Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: St. Charles, MO Posts: 1,446	I'm not sure how that thread is supposed to help. Seems like 177 posts worth of 19" wheel discussion. EDFHOBBIES, I don't if anybody has tried 305/30/20 tires up front. The width by itself is no problem since lots of people (including me) have run 305/30/19. The height (27.2") by itself is no problem, since lots of people (including me and Chevy) have run taller OE tires such as 245/50/18. The obvious problem is that they would be taller and fatter, and you might get some rub in the upper fender liner. I'm guessing they would still fit, but don't know for sure. They way to test it out would be to get a rear SS 1LE wheel/tire and use appropriate spacers to move it out where it needs to be and see how it works. You'll probably need 1" or 1.25" spacing. __________________ Matt Miller 2020 SS 1LE