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C7 Corvette Wheel Fitment and Upgrade Guide

Eduardo Zepeda··
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Credit: Top Gear

The C7 Corvette was built from 2014 to 2019, sold in four flavors that barely share a wheel size between them, and modified by just about everybody who buys one. Wheels tend to be the first thing that goes, which makes sense when you consider what else a couple thousand dollars buys you in terms of visual change. Almost nothing. 

The issue is that Chevrolet already ran a pretty aggressive staggered setup on these cars, so your margin for error is thinner than on most things you’d be shopping wheels for. Here’s what fits.

Factory Wheel Specs by Trim

Credit: Stingray Corvette Forum

Know what your car came with before you shop anything. The sizes moved around a lot depending on how the original owner checked the boxes.

Base Stingray: 18×8.5 front, 19×10 rear, on 245/40R18 and 285/35R19

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