Pictures of gbodys with 235/60/15 Tires

[YGspider]

I'm buying BF goodrich radial TA tires on my 15" SSII Rallys that i purchesed and i want to see how much better they will be rather then the 14 inch 205/70/14

 

[Oldsmoletick]

235 60 up front 15x7 camaro

215 65 up front 15x7 olds
*almost the same height tire as the 235, 26 vs 26.1

 

[-83MONTESS-]

The 235s definatley look alot better than the 225s I have on the front of mine. I regret buying such a small tire for it so I would definatley go with atleast a 235.

 

[YGspider]

So it will fill the weels alot better then the 14's im guessing

 

[tc1959]

Used to have 235/60/15 all the way around, just switched to 235/50/17

 

[Peter]

 

[axisg]

I run 235/60/15 all around and it fills the wheelwells OK. You could go as far as a 255 or 265 in the rear but keep in mind the taller you make the tire, the harder your motor will have to work to get it up to speed.

 

[Rasheerh]

this is my cutty

 

[pencero]

w/ that baby v6 you're working w/ you'll probly notice the car feels heavier and more sluggish going up a rim size. I'd wait until power upgrades happen and keep them under wraps if I were you. When you're working w/ a weak v6 like that even the added weight of 1 additional passenger can be significant and you want to remove as much weight as possible for driveability except when the ground iced then the opposite applies bc traction w/o posi = no good take it from me I almost crashed going like 15 mph on a curve of black ice couldn't believe I was losing control at such a slow speed! Maybe toss one of those wheels in the trunk for icey driving although a 50lb bag of sand or salt is better

 

[YGspider]

w/ that baby v6 you're working w/ you'll probly notice the car feels heavier and more sluggish going up a rim size. I'd wait until power upgrades happen and keep them under wraps if I were you. When you're working w/ a weak v6 like that even the added weight of 1 additional passenger can be significant and you want to remove as much weight as possible for driveability except when the ground iced then the opposite applies bc traction w/o posi = no good take it from me I almost crashed going like 15 mph on a curve of black ice couldn't believe I was losing control at such a slow speed! Maybe toss one of those wheels in the trunk for icey driving although a 50lb bag of sand or salt is better

I dont drive in the snow Gbodys dont deserve that anymore. and a 1" of rim wont make to much of a weigth diffrence.