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Tire sizes

i was wondering if i would be alright to take 4 tires off an 89 camaro with the size reading of 215/65-15, and be able to put those on a 93 camaro and i guess the original tire sizes are 215-60-16, i would like to be able to know if those are a huge difference in tire sizes and would it handle any differnetly anything that would be bad i would like to know about thanks
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Hmmm...... It isn't huge 73....

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i was wondering if i would be alright to take 4 tires off an 89 camaro with the size reading of 215/65-15, and be able to put those on a 93 camaro and i guess the original tire sizes are 215-60-16, i would like to be able to know if those are a huge difference in tire sizes and would it handle any differnetly anything that would be bad i would like to know about thanks
The tires are the same width in a lower profile. The handling will be a tiny bit better.
The 16's will be only 0.59% larger in diameter. No need to calibrate your speedometer.
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Re: Tire sizes

you want to put a 15' tire on a 16' rim? that wouldnt work.
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Re: Tire sizes

lol, sounds like he wants to put a 16 tire on a 15 inch rim
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Re: Tire sizes

it's not difficult to understand what i said, i said i have the tires already, i don't want to mount them on 16 inch rims with 15 inch tires, i was wondering if 15 inch rims and tires would fit on it that's all
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tire size is of no concern, as the two sizes are fairly similar

Wheel offset is quite a bit different from the 3rd gen to the fourth... about 2 1/2" i believe..

I think your 89 wheels might stick out too far and may/maynot rub on the fenders etc.. I've never (own known anyone) whos tried to put 3rd gen wheels on a 4th gen
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