The best wheels you've ever seen and want on your 7th gen Camaro?

[3rdgennut]

I will start.

Please, 6th gen 1le staggered width.

1st place - 2013 Ford edge Sport rims in chrome... i dont even like fords.

Reminds me of my favorite choppers.
22" i know, is way too big. Make it the RS option.

2nd place chrome staggered skinny 2010 grand sport skinny chrome 5 spoke. Zl1 option?

3rd place chrome 18" Irocs. 9" wide is fine for the lt1 version.

4th place 18" base 60's-70's gm rims grey with chrome center caps.

black rims need to go extinct.

 

[arpad_m]

Please, 6th gen 1le staggered width.

1st place - stock SS 1LE wheels (20")

2nd place - stock ZL1 1LE wheels (19")

All others abandoned the race after seeing the top contestants.

 

[cooldawg]

1st place - stock SS 1LE wheels (20")

2nd place - stock ZL1 1LE wheels (19")

All others abandoned the race after seeing the top contestants.

Agree, but I would add as 3rd- the wheels offered on last version of challenger/ charger SRT ScatP & hellcat.

 

[3rdgennut]

1st place - stock SS 1LE wheels (20")

I Put them on my car and powder coated them silver. Chrome rims are king tho.

 

[ALMN]

Six Gen SS 1LE and ZL1 1LE wheels are the best. However, i would take functional 19 inch light weight wheels for the upcoming 1LE or Z28 models. Possibly in the low 20 lbs each and have them support 335s in the back and 315s in the front

 

[DeuceCam]

Hard to pic 1 set of wheels, but Volk TE37 & TE37V are among my favorites.

 

[PDXSSCE]

RPO 56Y

 

[arpad_m]

Not a fan of the raw 56Y look. The 2018 Hot Wheels kit looked better, but IMO even that is a far cry from the two I mentioned. Of course, this is a subjective take

By the way, to help others remember before they chime in, here is a comprehensive collection of all official Camaro wheels from 1997 to 2024, with photos: https://www.hubcaphaven.com/c/327/chevrolet_camaro_wheels_rims.html

 

[Smokin19]

I don't like black wheels as they seem to be just black holes rolling down the street. I like a contrasting wheel based on the car color.

 

[PDXSSCE]

I don't like black wheels as they seem to be just black holes rolling down the street. I like a contrasting wheel based on the car color.

I don't like black wheels either, but I the 56Y combination of polished and black.

 

[3rdgennut]

Hard to pic 1 set of wheels, but Volk TE37 & TE37V are among my favorites.

The deep dish looks cool, but they look like anybody with 100 year old lathe could machine them.

 

[DeuceCam]

To each his own. The beauty is in the simplicity, IMO. (Easy to clean lol.) They're more popular with the JDM vehicle crowd, so didn't expect much love here.

Fwiw, it's an iconic design dating back to the 90's. They're forged and made in Japan by a legendary wheel company (Ray's) that's been around since the 1970's.

I wanted to get a set for the Camaro, but it would have cost $3-4k and probably would have taken over a year to get them due to their demand/backlog. (That was before President Trump increased tariffs last year.)

I currently have set of wheels from a local company called Variant. (They're black so you'd hate them lol.) Cost was $1400'ish. It's a much more complex design but I'd rather have some TE37's, actually, there's plenty of wheels I'd rather have like BBS, etc.

Intricate wheels designs can be cool, but they're a major pita to clean and ceramic coat.

Currently, I pondering some Apex ML-10RT with the Anthracite center. It's a forged wheel and looks similar to BBS' style, but without the insane price tag. Not sure it'll take the plunge, though. Still not cheap.