The Chevy Camaro was discontinued after the 2024 model year but remains on the road in massive numbers. Its tire options span a wide range — from budget all-season touring compounds on the base LT to competition-grade summer rubber on the ZL1. The right tire depends heavily on which Camaro you have.
Chevy Camaro tire sizes
6th gen LT, RS (2016-2024): 245/45R20 front, 275/40R20 rear — staggered rear-drive layout.
6th gen SS (2016-2024): 245/40R20 front, 275/35R20 rear — slightly more aggressive stagger.
6th gen ZL1 (2017-2024): 285/30R20 front, 305/30R20 rear — wide staggered performance fitment.
5th gen (2010-2015): 245/45R20 front / 275/40R20 rear (RS, LT), 245/40R20 / 275/35R20 (SS, ZL1).
Best tires — Camaro LT/RS (staggered 20-inch)
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ in 245/45R20 / 275/40R20: the best performance all-season for the Camaro LT/RS. Sharp dry and wet handling, available in the staggered LT sizes.
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 in 245/45R20 / 275/40R20: for LT/RS owners who want a true performance tire with year-round capability. Better dry dynamics than the Continental at slightly higher price.
Best tires — Camaro SS and ZL1
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S in 245/40R20 / 275/35R20 (SS) or 285/30R20 / 305/30R20 (ZL1): the factory OEM tire spec for ZL1 and the best recommendation for SS. Maximum summer performance.
Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02: competitive alternative to Pilot Sport 4S in SS and ZL1 sizes at a lower price.
Frequently asked
How much do Chevy Camaro tires cost?
LT/RS staggered set: $155–225 per tire front + $175–250 per tire rear. SS: $175–255 front + $195–275 rear. ZL1: $200–285 front + $230–310 rear. Full SS staggered set installed: $1,400–2,120.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.