was thinking of putting 22s on the back of my hhr n 20s on the front make it look like n old school rear wheel drive.just wondered if 22s would fit in the back these would just be summer wheels just think it would look kool.and no i dont want the back end jacked in the air well maybe alittle lol.just think it would look more hot rodish .

 

I added 1 inch lift to the rear and got the look of rear wheel drive. a lot cheaper easier to do . )

 

Maybe it's just me, but I don't associate 20" & 22" with "old skool"

But what ever floats yer boat..

 

Unless old school is 2005.

 

i guess my point was to try and fill in the rear fender with a bigger wheel .which it would then look like its jacked up in the rear but wouldnt be.vs old school look maken it look like rear wheel drive but i guees if you just have negative comments or smart ass comments i dont needm just trying to get info on if it will work n how it would look not fight about what looks old school.im in my 40s so sorry if i dont think hub cap baby moons are kool have a nice day.guess time to find differnt site with less negativety or not post anything.

 

shadow how did you raise your rear end of the hhr thanks for any info you can give me.

 

Weld and smooth the rear doors shut too. Big and littles always look good on a sedan delivery.

 

gangster - no negative just an opinion, as everyone has..

 

I guess we need sensitivity training!

 

Opinion:

Seeing a larger wheel in the back wouldn't make me think "RWD hotrod" but seeing a larger tire on the same size wheel would.

Reality:

Problem being, if you have ABS two different tire diameters could confuse the system and cause unknown problems. Also If you do have ABS, and that's the reason to use two different wheel sizes while keeping the tire diameter the same the back wheelwell wouldn't be "filled" any more than the front.......