I have a V2, but I can tell you NO way the rears will fit and the fronts are very questionable. Go to the tire manufacturer's website and look at the tire specs for those sizes. They will tell you the recommended range of rim sizes and the size used to measure the tire when mounted. Stock rim sizes are 19x9.5 front and 19x10 rear.
QUESTION WILL 19" AVANT GARDE M520R WHEELS 19X8.5 FIT MY STOCK 2017 CTS-V TIRES?
Hey guys just purchased my dream car 2017 CTS-V on Thursday. Quick question. Will 19" AVANT GARDE M520R WHEELS 19X8.5 FIT MY STOCK 2017 CTS-V TIRES?
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks!
Cadillac equips the 2017 CTS-V Sedan with a 265/35R19 front tire and a 295/30R19 rear tire. Found this online just want to make sure. Thanks.
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks!
Cadillac equips the 2017 CTS-V Sedan with a 265/35R19 front tire and a 295/30R19 rear tire. Found this online just want to make sure. Thanks.
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I spoke with the company I bought them for. They changed the order to two front 19x8.5 two 19x9.5 back. He assured me that they would fit. Thanks!I have a V2, but I can tell you NO way the rears will fit and the fronts are very questionable. Go to the tire manufacturer's website and look at the tire specs for those sizes. They will tell you the recommended range of rim sizes and the size used to measure the tire when mounted. Stock rim sizes are 19x9.5 front and 19x10 rear.
Are you sure they looked up the right car? The original order for four 19x8.5 wheels is the right size for the standard (non-V) CTS. I hope you got a fit guarantee. The sidewall will probably be bulging on the front wheels. Either the company you bought from are idiots or there's a misunderstanding somewhere.
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