[flrdotcom]

I want to put 22s on my 09 LT1, i have read that you can and i have read that you cannot put 22s on my car. Anyone have testimonies on putting 22s on their LT1 with no medications.

 

[Malo83]

http://www.chevymalibuforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4326&highlight=jramsltz

 

[whoflungpoo]

nice reference Malo83

 

[Starship]

Anyone have testimonies on putting 22s on their LT1 with no medications.

I find it hard to believe you'd need "medications" anyway but meditations are always good.

 

[JramsLTZ]

I always say yes when most people say no! I hope that helps you out in anyway! Good luck!

 

[DrivenDaily]

"Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible!" - Author Unknown

 

[ecordell]

^ I said that.......or something

 

[RYgoBOOM]

wasn't a big deal fitting mine

 

[MR.2010LT]

wasn't a big deal fitting mine

when you added your 22's does it look like the car raised a bit or does it sit nice and flush? you able to drop it still with no rub?

 

[RYgoBOOM]

when you added your 22's does it look like the car raised a bit or does it sit nice and flush? you able to drop it still with no rub?

well there is way less room with my LS sooo i would say hell no you can't drop it any lol. I rub a lot right now. LT1 might be different though I'm not sure. It sits flush though i love it!

 

[Kendrickwk]

can i fit 22" rims on my 2011 malibu???

 

[Lgndryhr]

Not without modifications, such as spacers.

 

[DrivenDaily]

Maybe. So long as you can find the correct bolt pattern and offset you won't need spacers.

And so long as the overall diameter and width are the same then it doesn't matter if you run 14's or 22's.

However if you run 22's and they're 225/50's they'll be bigger and might not fit. Go to TireDiscounters or Tire Rack to find the correct replacement rubber band for 22's.