The best tires for Camaro SS owners are the ones that match the staggered factory size for your generation. Fitment listings show 245/45R20 front and 275/40R20 rear on 2010 to 2015 cars, and 245/40R20 front and 275/35R20 rear on 2019 cars. None of the three Amazon listings below is a single replacement tire: two are wheel-and-tire packages for 2010 to 2015 Camaros and one is a compact spare kit.
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We have not road-tested these products; the details come from the Amazon listings and from fitment pages. Because the listings are packages, the checklist below matters more than any ranking.
| OE Wheels CV25 20×8.5 Wheel and Tire Package (ZL1 style) |  | Package for 2010-2015 | Package: 4 wheels + 4 tires | Wheel / Tire: 20×8.5 / 245/45-20 | Fit: 2010-2015 Camaro | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| OE Wheels CV11 20×9 Wheel and Tire Package (SS style) |  | Package for 2010-2015 | Package: 4 wheels + 4 tires + sensors | Wheel / Tire: 20×9 / 245/45-20 | Fit: 2010-2015 Camaro | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Modern Spare Compact Spare Kit for Camaro SS |  | Spare kit, not a tire upgrade | Kit: Spare + jack + wrench | Wheel / Tire: 19-inch / T135/70R19 | Fit: 2010-2015 Camaro SS | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
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OE Wheels CV25 20×8.5 Wheel and Tire Package (ZL1 style)
A package of four 20×8.5 satin black wheels in a ZL1-style design with iMove Gen 2 AS tires in 245/45-20, listed for 2010 to 2015 Camaros. The tires match the SS front size, but the factory SS rear is a wider 275/40R20, so four identical 245s change the staggered setup. The listing says lugs, bolts and locks are not included. Check the tire sizes with the seller before buying.
- Fit (per listing):Camaro 2010-2015
- Bolt Pattern:5×120
- Wheel Size:20×8.5
- Tire Size:245/45-20
- TPMS:Compatible, per listing
- Not Included:Lugs, bolts, locks
Pros
- Complete wheel-and-tire package
- 5×120 bolt pattern for Camaro
- Bold ZL1-style look
Limitations
- Four same-size tires do not match the staggered SS rear
- Tire quality and brand details are thin
- Hardware not included
OE Wheels CV11 20×9 Wheel and Tire Package (SS style)
A package of four 20×9 gloss black aluminum wheels with iMove Gen 2 AS tires in 245/45-20 and four TPMS sensors, listed for 2010 to 2015 Camaros. As with the CV25, the 245/45-20 size matches the SS front, while the factory rear is 275/40R20. Confirm what sizes you will receive and whether a 9-inch wheel suits the tire you want.
- Fit (per listing):Camaro 2010-2015
- Bolt Pattern:5×120
- Wheel Size:20×9
- Tire Size:245/45-20
- TPMS:4 sensors, per listing
- Wheel Material:Aluminum
Pros
- Complete package with TPMS sensors
- 5×120 bolt pattern for Camaro
- Simple bolt-on option
Limitations
- Four same-size tires do not match the staggered SS rear
- Tire quality and brand details are thin
- A 245-width tire on a 9-inch wheel is a stretched fit
Modern Spare Compact Spare Kit for Camaro SS
Not a replacement for your performance tires. This is a compact spare kit with a 19-inch aluminum wheel and a T135/70R19 tire, listed for 2010 to 2015 Camaro SS models, with a scissor jack, lug wrench and bag. It is for short, slow emergency use only. Check the speed and distance limits in the kit instructions.
- Fit (per listing):Camaro SS 2010-2015
- Bolt Pattern:5×120
- Wheel Size:19-inch spare
- Tire Size:T135/70R19
- Includes:Jack, lug wrench, bag
Pros
- Useful emergency option when no spare is fitted
- Includes jack and wrench
- Listed to clear large brake calipers
Limitations
- Compact spare is not for extended driving
- Not a performance tire
Best tires for Camaro SS: factory sizes and fit checklist
- 2010 to 2015 Camaro SS: a fitment listing shows staggered 245/45R20 front and 275/40R20 rear, with a 21-inch option (245/40R21 front, 275/35R21 rear). The SS 1LE uses 285/35R20.
- 2019 Camaro SS: a fitment listing shows staggered 245/40R20 front and 275/35R20 rear. The SS 1LE and ZL1 use 285/30R20 front and 305/30R20 rear. Sizes can change by model year, so check yours.
- Staggered means different sizes front and rear: you cannot rotate front to back, and a set of four identical tires changes the factory setup. Ask the seller exactly which sizes come in a package.
- Bolt pattern: both packages list 5×120, 35 mm offset and a 67.1 mm hub, per the listings. Confirm these against your wheels before you buy.
- TPMS: check whether sensors are included and compatible with your year. One package lists four sensors; the other lists compatibility only.
- Tire type: summer ultra-high-performance tires give the most grip on dry roads but lose grip in the cold, while all-season tires trade some grip for year-round use. See our guide to summer vs all-season tires.
For daily-driver tire options in other sizes see performance tires for daily driving and ultra-high-performance all-season tires. Camaro owners may also like our Camaro SS dash cam picks.
FAQ
What tire size does a Camaro SS use?
It depends on the year and options. Fitment listings show staggered 245/45R20 front and 275/40R20 rear on 2010 to 2015 cars, and 245/40R20 front and 275/35R20 rear on 2019 cars. Check the door-jamb placard or owner’s manual.
Can I use staggered tires on a Camaro SS daily driver?
Yes, that is how the car comes from the factory. Just remember the front and rear tires are different sizes, so you replace them by axle and cannot cross-rotate them.
How often should I rotate Camaro SS tires?
On a staggered setup you can only swap sides on the same axle, if the tires are not directional. Follow the owner’s manual and check wear on each tire often.
What tire pressure should I run on a Camaro SS?
Use the cold pressures on the door-jamb placard. Track pressures are different and should come from the tire maker or an experienced shop.
Do summer tires handle light rain safely?
Good summer tires handle wet roads, but grip falls off in cold temperatures and in standing water. Watch tread depth, because worn performance tires lose wet grip quickly.
Is the compact spare kit a replacement for a tire?
No. A compact spare is for short-term emergency use, and you should follow the speed and distance limits in the kit instructions and your owner’s manual.
