
Generation
Chevrolet Corvette 1997–2004
Change
Bolt pattern PCD
5x120.65
5 mounting holes on a 120.65 mm pitch circle
Centre bore DIA
70.3
millimetres
Wheel offset
ET 56
mm
Fasteners
M12x1.50
Nut
Tightening torque
140
N·m
Tyre pressure
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Before buying: Match PCD and centre bore precisely. Also check wheel offset and width against your VIN.
All tyre sizes
- 245/45ZR17
- 265/40ZR17
- 275/40ZR18
- 295/35ZR18
Tyres and wheels by version
These options apply only to the stated years, markets and trim levels. Check the size against the vehicle placard and handbook before buying.
- For the Corvette C5 (model years 1997–2004), the standard fitment for ordinary road versions is 245/45ZR17 at the front and 275/40ZR18 at the rear. The standard pressures are listed below—for cold tyres, under normal load; these are not calculated from the wheel size. Pressures and indices may have varied by market and specific trim—check the vehicle placard.
- 1997–2004, coupé and convertible, standard versions245/45ZR17 95Y / 275/40ZR18 99Y17×8.5″, ET 56 mm / 18×9.5″, ET 65 mm207 kPa / 2.07 bar / 30 psi — both ends
- 1999–2000, FRC245/45ZR17 95Y / 275/40ZR18 99Y17×8.5″, ET 56 mm / 18×9.5″, ET 65 mm207 kPa / 2.07 bar / 30 psi — both ends
- 2001–2004, Z06265/40ZR17 96Y / 295/35ZR18 99Y17×9.5″, ET 54 mm / 18×10.5″, ET 58 mm207 kPa / 2.07 bar / 30 psi — both ends
Vehicles with the same PCD and centre bore
61matchesExact match: 5x120.65 and 70.3 mm
- Buick Century 1977–1981 ET 0
- Buick Regal 1978–1987 ET 0
- Buick Regal 1973–1977 ET 0
- Buick Skylark 1975–1979 ET 0
- Buick Skylark 1968–1972 ET 0
- Cadillac Seville 1980–1985 ET 10
- Cadillac XLR 2003–2009 ET 61
- Chevrolet Bel Air 1977–1981 ET 0
- Chevrolet Bel Air 1964–1970 ET 0
- Chevrolet Bel Air 1960–1964 ET 0
- Chevrolet Bel Air 1958–1960 ET 0
- Chevrolet Bel Air 1957–1958 ET 0