[jtp01]

I picked up some Iroc replica wheels with Michelin PS A/S so I could drive the ZL1 1LE during the winter months. I won’t drive it in the snow but hate the thought of another car sitting for 3-4 months. They only came in 20x10 front and 20x11 rear, so normal ZL1 sizing but fitment is good on the 1LE. I realize they certainly aren’t the best but fit the use and look decent for cold weather driving.

[JimGnitecki]

Tire people say that for winter driving on snow, narrower, not wider, tires are needed. Wide tires "plow" too much snow.

Jim G

[foramus]

Originally Posted by jtp01

I picked up some Iroc replica wheels with Michelin PS A/S so I could drive the ZL1 1LE during the winter months. I won’t drive it in the snow but hate the thought of another car sitting for 3-4 months. They only came in 20x10 front and 20x11 rear, so normal ZL1 sizing but fitment is good on the 1LE. I realize they certainly aren’t the best but fit the use and look decent for cold weather driving.

Thanks for this, I might refer back to this if my ZLE order ever comes through. I'm definitely not letting it sit for the winter either; I'm in Denver and the snow doesn't stick around for long. Looks good to me!

[jtp01]

Originally Posted by foramus

Thanks for this, I might refer back to this if my ZLE order ever comes through. I'm definitely not letting it sit for the winter either; I'm in Denver and the snow doesn't stick around for long. Looks good to me!

I like the look, they are heavier than the factory forged wheels, I didn’t weigh them just noticed putting them on. I’ll certainly be going back to OEM in the spring but will be able to enjoy the car in the winter now. I picked them up at Tire Rack but had to select the SS 1LE as it didn’t show them as an option for a ZL1. Not sure why as the wheel specs match.