[mike929]

I don’t know if the Camaro uses the same part number lug nuts but it’d start there and maybe corvette parts. Both have options for black lug nuts I’m sure.

Thank you, I'll check into it

 

[91RS]

Are you sticking with the 275/35 front tire? I’m seriously considering these now for my car but I don’t want to buy new tires and I’m running a 275/35 in the front. I’m kinda thinking 15mm adapters will be needed to keep a similar look to what I currently have (19x9 35 and 19x10 43).

 

[mike929]

Are you sticking with the 275/35 front tire? I’m seriously considering these now for my car but I don’t want to buy new tires and I’m running a 275/35 in the front. I’m kinda thinking 15mm adapters will be needed to keep a similar look to what I currently have (19x9 35 and 19x10 43).

Yea, going to keep the same sizes. I'll see how it looks and function when I get them mounted. Waiting on the tires now.

 

[91RS]

Based on the research I’ve been doing it kinda sounds like a 275 on the V wheel may rub on the strut without a small spacer.

 

[mike929]

Based on the research I’ve been doing it kinda sounds like a 275 on the V wheel may rub on the strut without a small spacer.

Hmmm, is this correct?

 

[91RS]

I was basing that on seeing one or two posts saying 255 tires might just barely touch the strut if they have a large lip protector.

 

[mike929]

I was basing that on seeing one or two posts saying 255 tires might just barely touch the strut if they have a large lip protector.

Ok, well. Guess I'll find out. I'm stock and no spacers.

 

[91RS]

Based on one picture I saw it looks like these wheels have holes where wheel adapters could be used without having to trim the stock studs so at least there’s that. The problem is, I really want a new set and the front wheels are super expensive for some reason and have a core charge so this is probably the most expensive option especially if adapters are needed. But options are VERY limited for a 19” wheel with a 9” front and 9.5” rear. Most of the options I like are 8.5” front and a 275 is technically too wide for that, I know if can be stuffed on there but I really want to have the right sizes. I like the VMR 710, it’s cheap enough being cast I could probably replace the front tires and still not cost what the V wheels will cost after buying wheels and adapters but they’re not forged.

 

[mike929]

Based on one picture I saw it looks like these wheels have holes where wheel adapters could be used without having to trim the stock studs so at least there’s that. The problem is, I really want a new set and the front wheels are super expensive for some reason and have a core charge so this is probably the most expensive option especially if adapters are needed. But options are VERY limited for a 19” wheel with a 9” front and 9.5” rear. Most of the options I like are 8.5” front and a 275 is technically too wide for that, I know if can be stuffed on there but I really want to have the right sizes. I like the VMR 710, it’s cheap enough being cast I could probably replace the front tires and still not cost what the V wheels will cost after buying wheels and adapters but they’re not forged.

I was hoping not to need any adapters. I really wanted some aftermarket rims. The same size/measurements as member 15SuperSport, but getting rims made have a big cost and wait time.

I got lucky with my wheels even though this is not what I truly want. Just a nice change up for now.

 

[mike929]

Can someone confirm if these are the correct TPMS?


Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor - GM (13598774)

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[mike929]

Amazon has this same part number put looks different...is one an update?

Amazon.com: ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13598774 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor : Automotive

Buy ACDelco GM Original Equipment 13598774 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor: Replacement Sensors - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

www.amazon.com

 

[Burt Gummer]

Part Number: 13598786

13598786 - GM Parts Giant

www.gmpartsgiant.com

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For black lug nuts try gorilla locking lugs for a cts-v

2016-2019 Cadillac CTS / CTS-V / ATS-V Gorilla Automotive Wheel Locks Lug nuts Lugs Black

1343141

www.gscreations.com

I just did I quick search. i didnt confirm or find the lowest price. Make sure you order the correct thread pattern. That's on you.😉

 

[mike929]

Part Number: 13598786

13598786 - GM Parts Giant

www.gmpartsgiant.com

:,

For black lug nuts try gorilla locking lugs for a cts-v

2016-2019 Cadillac CTS / CTS-V / ATS-V Gorilla Automotive Wheel Locks Lug nuts Lugs Black

1343141

www.gscreations.com

I just did I quick search. i didnt confirm or find the lowest price. Make sure you order the correct thread pattern. That's on you.😉

Thanks, I ended up going to the Chevy dealer near me and ordering some TPMS sensors - 115 for all 4

I was trying to get away from having a key to keep up with and give out everytime I need something done to my wheels.....I had also bought some colorful non-marring sockets for tire change outs..haha

 

[mike929]

Well the dealer had a mix up with the parts catalog numbers. What was order and received was just a tpms kit. To get 4 sensors the cost is 490, which is crazy to me.

 

[Burt Gummer]

Well the dealer had a mix up with the parts catalog numbers. What was order and received was just a tpms kit. To get 4 sensors the cost is 490, which is crazy to me.

When I ordered tires at tirerack I put in our OEM TPMS number and ordered 4. They were $44/piece. Worked great. The only problem I had, i ordered black stem covers from maverickmancarbon.com and they were too tall. Another member recommend a set that fit. The link is in the thread below

Maverickmancarbon black TPMS sleeves too long for my...

I have 20" black OEM Camaro wheels with OEM SS sedan TPMS and mavman black TPMS sleeves. I had these wheels ceramic coated and mounted and balanced. Everything was great until I went to adjust the tire pressure. I cant get my tire gauge on enough to check pressure. I believe the black sleeve is...

www.ssforums.com

 

[mike929]

When I ordered tires at tirerack I put in our OEM TPMS number and ordered 4. They were $44/piece. Worked great. The only problem I had, i ordered black stem covers from maverickmancarbon.com and they were too tall. Another member recommend a set that fit. The link is in the thread below

Maverickmancarbon black TPMS sleeves too long for my...

I have 20" black OEM Camaro wheels with OEM SS sedan TPMS and mavman black TPMS sleeves. I had these wheels ceramic coated and mounted and balanced. Everything was great until I went to adjust the tire pressure. I cant get my tire gauge on enough to check pressure. I believe the black sleeve is...

www.ssforums.com

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Thank you.

 

[guanacoracing]

Well the dealer had a mix up with the parts catalog numbers. What was order and received was just a tpms kit. To get 4 sensors the cost is 490, which is crazy to me.

How is it your dealer wants $490 for 4 TPMS sensors?? Crazy!!

I can see the p/n 13598774 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor at $70.79 list at Tasca Parts dot com.

 

[91RS]

It’s called list price.

 

[mike929]

How is it your dealer wants $490 for 4 TPMS sensors?? Crazy!!

I can see the p/n 13598774 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor at $70.79 list at Tasca Parts dot com.

It's crazy. I'm just going to go with discount tires tpms @60plus each.

 

[15SuperSport]

It's crazy. I'm just going to go with discount tires tpms @60plus each.

See if they have a buy three get one free deal going as they did when I bought mine.