Wheel visualizer for the HHR!
12-03-2012, 12:35 AM
#21
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Join Date: 01-09-2007
Location: SE USA
Posts: 15,855
Yea, there are members here that down-sized rims & tires, for that reason, & or more retro looking..
One even went to a 15" rim..
I have 17" but bumped the tires up from 215 to a 225, happy, happy..
In tire height, be careful to not get tires much taller than 26", cause the front strut plate will hit.
My 225's are 26.1" tall & just clear.
One even went to a 15" rim..
I have 17" but bumped the tires up from 215 to a 225, happy, happy..
In tire height, be careful to not get tires much taller than 26", cause the front strut plate will hit.
My 225's are 26.1" tall & just clear.
02-25-2013, 10:15 PM
#22
Join Date: 02-16-2013
Location: thomaston
Posts: 9
im a new member to this site
in 2012 i got me three 2011 hhr's i have twin girls going to college so in jan. 06 of 2012 i got them one for there birthday, one is red and the other is white. i liked their so well i got me one too! the one i got is black in color so far a great vehicle, great on gas, 27 to 30 mpg...got a question can u install a hitch to tow. if i could tow any thing what is the limit on weight it could tow?
06-30-2017, 10:22 AM
#26
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Join Date: 10-13-2011
Location: Welland,Ont Canada
Posts: 36,431
Yeah, the HHR image is no longer there
Wheel Configurator | TSW Alloy Wheels
Not much on the interwebs either!
Wheel Configurator | TSW Alloy Wheels
Not much on the interwebs either!
06-30-2017, 10:25 AM
#27
Senior Member
Join Date: 05-15-2017
Location: Garland, TX.
Posts: 237
Carid.com and TSW website both have great fitment information, I guess they assume that since the HHR is no longer in production that they should remove images. Google searched and found one on a chevy truck forum but you have to sign-in with email etc. Not gonna do that. LOL
06-30-2017, 10:26 AM
#28
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Location: Welland,Ont Canada
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06-30-2017, 10:42 AM
#30
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Guess the old fashioned method is in order!
I used to call up the company, have them ship me the rims I liked and had measurements for, mounted up the tires and put them on, in time I got used to a set or two I didn't particularly care for.
But that's when a set of Cragar's , or E/T wheels were all the rage.
I put a set of 15" Minilites in my 70 Mustang , because I liked how they looked in George Follmer's #15
I used to call up the company, have them ship me the rims I liked and had measurements for, mounted up the tires and put them on, in time I got used to a set or two I didn't particularly care for.
But that's when a set of Cragar's , or E/T wheels were all the rage.
I put a set of 15" Minilites in my 70 Mustang , because I liked how they looked in George Follmer's #15
