Spring has finally arrived which means it’s officially time to get those Corvettes out on the road. Now’s the time to take care of your ride to ensure it’ll get you where you want to go. Whether you’re planning a long road trip or a short ice cream run, you count on your tires to get you there safely.
If your tires are more than 10 years old, cracked, noisy, or leak, it could be time for some new shoes for your Corvette. Good thing our friends at Volunteer Vette are here just in time to share their extensive wheel and tire options with us.
Volunteer’s assortment of wheel and tires accessories covers C1 – C6 Corvettes. Their portfolio ranges from $0.85 lug nuts all the way up to $2599.99 full wheel sets.
Finding your specific application is easy since Volunteer’s webpage is neatly organized by generation. That makes it a snap to quickly locate whatever item you may need.
Their C1 collection includes 59-62 hubcap sets, hubcap spinners, wheel studs, grease caps and more.
Moving on to the C2 generation, we see expanded offerings including aluminum knock off wheels, aluminum 1967 bolt-on wheels, and a selection of 10 different tire options. Of course, they’ve got the finer details like valve stems and caps as well.
On the C3 side, we see eight tire options for 1968 – 1972 Corvettes, two tire options for 1973 – 1977 Corvettes, and six tire options for 1978 – 1982 owners. Our Detroit Bureau recently picked up a set of Goodyear Polysteels for a 1978 Corvette. Like other products, third generation parts are broken down into early, middle, and late builds to make your parts search even easier.
C4 owners have 55 products to choose from. They stock lug nut covers in singles or in kit form. Level up your wheel game with some ZR1-style wheels and complete the look with matching center caps.
Just like Baskin Robbins ice cream, Volunteer Vette offers 31 different wheel options for the C5 crowd. Take your pick of black, chrome, gun metal, and others. While you’re at it, grab a set of TPMS sensors and some new center cap decals
The C6 catalog is all wheels all the time. They offer 16 wheel options and five different center cap options. If we were upgrading our 2009 C6, we’d probably go with the stylish chrome C7 Z06 style wheel.
Here are some handy shortcuts to all the items in Volunteer Vette’s extensive wheel and tire portfolio.
C1: 1953 – 1962
C2: 1963 – 1967
C3: 1968 – 1972
C3: 1973 – 1977
C3: 1978 – 1982
C4: 1984 – 1996
C5: 1997 – 2004
C6: 2005 – 2013
As you can see, Volunteer’s diverse wheel and tire selection contains everything you’ll need for your 1st – 6th generation Corvette. If you have a problem or a question about your Corvette’s wheels and tires or any other Volunteer Vette product, just reach out to one of their product experts who’ll help you find the solution you seek. When you place an order, most items ship the same or the next day. Give them a call today at (865) 521-9100 or send an email to [email protected]. When we ordered our tires in March, they were on our doorstep roughly 1 week later. Easy peasy!
You can find the entire Volunteer Vette parts catalog Vette online at their website, www.VolVette.com. Buyers owners can also request a printed catalog as well. Click here to request your free Corvette Parts catalog from Volunteer Vette or call (865) 521-9100 to speak with one of their helpful representatives.
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