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Replace stock tire size.

Want to replace stock tires( 225/70-16), with larger tires that will mount on stock (OEM) wheel. Please advise.

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Look at the sticker on the drivers side or passenger side door and you will see the manufacture recommended allowed tire size on your stock rims.

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  • Posted on Dec 18, 2008

SOURCE: Tire sizes

depending on the model Cavalier u have there are 2 sizes that where factory installed

Original Equipment Size 1: 195/70-14 view_all_tires_button2.gif
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 13, 2009

SOURCE: tire size for a 96 cavalier

The factory recommended tire size is usually on a sticker on the drivers side door post and in the owners manual. This will keep the speedo calibration correct. If you are customizing the car then you need to go to a tire shop and work with them to determine what sizes will do what you want. You can buy different tire size rims with various offsets that allow for larger tires to be put on a vehicle. Hope this helps, RAC

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 15, 2009

SOURCE: tire size for 92 camaro anniversary edition-clarification

Z28 convertible came only with P235/55R-16 tires for 1992.
also 245/50r16 and 215/65r16

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SOURCE: Replacing Chevy Trailblazer Spare tire mount/hoist.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 03, 2010

SOURCE: 1996 chevy blazer tire size

stock is generally the 235/75r15, but if you can find someone to install them or do it yourself easily be able to run 31x10r15 for a little meatier look, this would involve a slight trim of the front skirt edge on some models or depending on your suspension. Any tire shop would easily be able to tell you stock tires or what would fit, but most major retailers (walmart, fleetfarm) will not install ANY tire not listed as factory. so you would have to find a private shop then.

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