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I have a 1995 chevy camaro the tire size is 245/50/16 .
most tires for this car are 235 or 215, I think the wheels are not
original.
I suppose it is not possible to have three tires at 245 and one tire a
215.
Would a 215 and a 245 fit on the same wheel size?
portland5
The 245 or 215 number is the width of the tire (in millimetres). Here's how
you read this:
245/50/16
245mm wide. The 50 means your sidewalls are 50% of your width. So the
sidewall height on that tire would be 245 x 0.5 = 122.5mm. The 16 means the
wheel is 16" in diameter.
chris_knows
To answer your question, yes they can, it just depends what width the rim
is, and how the 215 sits on the rim. If the 215 is streched, its too small.
245 is in the back or front or both? Post a shot of the car
newyorker
easy button: look at your tire/loading info sticker (usually on the
driver's door). that will tell you what came factory on that particular
vehicle
dodger65
Thanks for the answer.. I learn a lot.. :wink2:
nakaltitude
