[tawht1]

New to the site, just got a 2016 Camaro 2SS. I'm looking into some aftermarket wheels and I'm keeping factory size tires and need to know if I can run 20 X 9 front and 20 x 11 on the rear without and issues.... If someone already has this set, I would love to see pictures.. Thanks

[Marco Falcone]

I went with MRR FS01’s in Brushed Silver finish with 285/305 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. Go on MRR’s website to see all the wheel and color options. (Took me a solid week to choose!) I almost went with their version of the 1LE wheel, called the M017. Gorgeous in silver/gunmetal. But the FS01 was the final winner and I’m still loving them.

Got everything from Paul at PK Auto Designs. Also had him include tire pressure sensors with steel stems, all mounted and road-forced balanced. Silver fluted lug nuts with lock-socket. He was fantastic and very easy to work with.

I have had them on the car for about 6 months and approx. 7000 miles. LOVE THEM!! No problems, no rubbing. And the meatier tires look so much better on the car. And on wet or dry pavement, they REALLY stick.

Here are the specs for what I got:

Front wheels: MRR FS01 20x10, 5x120, 23mm/67.1mm
Rear wheels: MRR FS01 20x11, 5x120, 43mm/67.1mm

Tires; Michelin Pilot Sport 4S:
Front: 285/30/20
Rear: 305/30/20

Hope this helps. And

[tawht1]

Thanks, I'm going to there site now... Car looks nice.....

[Mark114]

Originally Posted by tawht1

New to the site, just got a 2016 Camaro 2SS. I'm looking into some aftermarket wheels and I'm keeping factory size tires and need to know if I can run 20 X 9 front and 20 x 11 on the rear without and issues.... If someone already has this set, I would love to see pictures.. Thanks

Yes, the OEM tires will fit on those wheels. OEM wheels are 8.5" front and 9.5" rear. Check to make sure the new wheels have the correct offset. The rear 275/35R20 tires will look stretched on an 11" wide wheel.

[Gator2SS]

Great looking car,I have hard top of that color.. Also great info thank you. But may i ask why does your front wheel gap look so huge... Just curious .


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Originally Posted by Marco Falcone

I went with MRR FS01’s in Brushed Silver finish with 285/305 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. Go on MRR’s website to see all the wheel and color options. (Took me a solid week to choose!) I almost went with their version of the 1LE wheel, called the M017. Gorgeous in silver/gunmetal. But the FS01 was the final winner and I’m still loving them.

Got everything from Paul at PK Auto Designs. Also had him include tire pressure sensors with steel stems, all mounted and road-forced balanced. Silver fluted lug nuts with lock-socket. He was fantastic and very easy to work with.

I have had them on the car for about 6 months and approx. 7000 miles. LOVE THEM!! No problems, no rubbing. And the meatier tires look so much better on the car. And on wet or dry pavement, they REALLY stick.

Here are the specs for what I got:

Front wheels: MRR FS01 20x10, 5x120, 23mm/67.1mm
Rear wheels: MRR FS01 20x11, 5x120, 43mm/67.1mm

Tires; Michelin Pilot Sport 4S:
Front: 285/30/20
Rear: 305/30/20

Hope this helps. And

[18ss376]

I like the chrome ZL1 wheels also

[BlackKnight2SS18]

Originally Posted by Marco Falcone

I went with MRR FS01’s in Brushed Silver finish with 285/305 Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. Go on MRR’s website to see all the wheel and color options. (Took me a solid week to choose!) I almost went with their version of the 1LE wheel, called the M017. Gorgeous in silver/gunmetal. But the FS01 was the final winner and I’m still loving them.

Got everything from Paul at PK Auto Designs. Also had him include tire pressure sensors with steel stems, all mounted and road-forced balanced. Silver fluted lug nuts with lock-socket. He was fantastic and very easy to work with.

I have had them on the car for about 6 months and approx. 7000 miles. LOVE THEM!! No problems, no rubbing. And the meatier tires look so much better on the car. And on wet or dry pavement, they REALLY stick.

Here are the specs for what I got:

Front wheels: MRR FS01 20x10, 5x120, 23mm/67.1mm
Rear wheels: MRR FS01 20x11, 5x120, 43mm/67.1mm

Tires; Michelin Pilot Sport 4S:
Front: 285/30/20
Rear: 305/30/20

Hope this helps. And

Do you have any rubbing at all anywhere on the chassis from the new front wheel/tire combo?
I’ve read in some other threads that there was tire rub when going to 20x10 in the front... and there is some sort of wiring harness that needs to be moved when going ZL1 sized wheels/tires on the SS?

[Shawnqa800720]

Check out the tail end of this thread before making any decisions:

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showt...9#post10420419

[BradfordCamaro]

Originally Posted by Shawnqa800720

Check out the tail end of this thread before making any decisions:

Don't worry about that thread. Just a party pooper.

People have been swapping tires for generations.
1% size difference won;t do anything.


MRR has handle on perfect fitments for the Camaro.