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BEL AIR
Chevrolet Bel Air

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A 2055-01-01 Chevrolet Bel Air has a 5x120.6 bolt pattern and a 70.3 center bore. On this model, lug nuts are used to attach the wheels to the hub. The recommended lug bolt thread is 7/16". This model has an ET of 0 and the recommended wheel size is between 14 and 18 inches.

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What's the biggest wheel recommended for a Chevrolet Bel Air?

It depends on the production date:
Production date: 2055-01-01 - 1970-01-01. Max: 18 inches.
Production date: 1977-01-01 - 1990-01-01. Max: 18 inches.
Production date: 1971-01-01 - 1976-01-01. Max: 18 inches.

What ET is recommended for wheels for a Chevrolet Bel Air?

It depends on which year the car was produced:
Production date: 2055-01-01 - 1970-01-01. ET: 0.
Production date: 1977-01-01 - 1990-01-01. ET: 0.
Production date: 1971-01-01 - 1976-01-01. ET: 0.

What's the bolt pattern (PCD) on a Chevrolet Bel Air?

A Chevrolet Bel Air can have the following bolt patterns:
Production date: 2055-01-01 - 1970-01-01. Bolt pattern: 5x120.6.
Production date: 1977-01-01 - 1990-01-01. Bolt pattern: 5x120.6.
Production date: 1971-01-01 - 1976-01-01. Bolt pattern: 5x127.

What center bore (CB) fits on a Chevrolet Bel Air?

It differs between the years:
Production date: 2055-01-01 - 1970-01-01. Center bore: 70.3.
Production date: 1977-01-01 - 1990-01-01. Center bore: 70.3.
Production date: 1971-01-01 - 1976-01-01. Center bore: 78.1.

What tire pressure should I have in my Chevrolet Bel Air?

The tire pressure in your tires depends on two things: how heavy your load is and what inch size your tires have. We always refer first and foremost to the tire pressure table specific to your car. You can find it in your instruction manual or printed on the car, such as on the fuel tank cap or on the B-pillar.