Staggared Wheels Sizes and ABS
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I don't believe so when your tires are the overall same diameter. For instance with Z06 wheels you need to run 275/40/17's in the front and 295/35/18's in the rear. I've run that and had no problems.
Now I run ZR1's. 275/40/17's in the front and 315/35/17 in the rear. Just make sure your overall diameters are the same. I know regular C5 sizes like 245/45/17 and 265's or something in the rear will not work.
Now I run ZR1's. 275/40/17's in the front and 315/35/17 in the rear. Just make sure your overall diameters are the same. I know regular C5 sizes like 245/45/17 and 265's or something in the rear will not work.
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I was looking at a set of 98 Corvette factory wheels. I believe they are 17 x 8.5 (with P245/45ZR17) and 18 x 9.5 (P275/40ZR18). I checked the Goodyear web site and there is almost 1" difference in diameter. I do not want to go over 275 on the rear so it would mean replacing the front tires. This makes them much less attractive.
Thanks JA
I was looking at a set of 98 Corvette factory wheels. I believe they are 17 x 8.5 (with P245/45ZR17) and 18 x 9.5 (P275/40ZR18). I checked the Goodyear web site and there is almost 1" difference in diameter. I do not want to go over 275 on the rear so it would mean replacing the front tires. This makes them much less attractive.
Thanks JA
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I'm actually running the same tire and rim combination all around. 17x9.5 z06s with 275/40/17 so that I can rotate them whenever the backs wear down. No problems at all. Honestly my ABS kicked in more with my stock 16's than it did with my z06s