the GTA wheel is 16 x 8 right???

Will 245/50 ZR16's fit fine on there?

 

Yep, those are the size they came with stock, 245/50-16 goodyear gatorbacks. You can put on 255's without any problems, maybe a slight rub when you turn your wheel lock to lock from what I've heard.

 

Hg is right. Those are the tires I have on the rear, but 225's on the front.

 

they have a good looking stance to them right?

 

255's in rear, 245's in front.
My personal opinion is 225's are too narrow in width.
A 245/45 will have the same height as a 225 with a wider footprint.
If you want a higher rear then go with 255/50.
If you want the front lower than stock use 245/45's
The 245/50's will keep the front looking stock.

 

Here's what I'm going to buy most likly.... http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...rchType%3DBoth


what about that?

 

where in Mo are you?
I sell tires up here in NW Ill area and could get you a pretty reasonable deal on a set of SZ50's or GY Eagle GS-C's, also have a set of Michelin Pilots.
Staying with the stock size will work fine, especially since you're going with a Good tire.
I've done quite a few adjustments on BFG tires and am hesitant to recommend them based on slipping quality issues.

 

Greg, if you're gonna order those tires (the KDW) get them from Tirerack.com, they are $20 per tire. That's what I'm gonna order.
Wes 87 IROC-Z 305 TPI

 

Where in MO... St Joseph, about one hour away from Kansas City.

what kind of tire would you guys reconmend for about the 140 per tire range? or cheaper...?

 

I bought a set of 245-50-16 Fisk Phantom's from discount tire for about $90 a piece, and they stick alot better than the firehawks I had before, I'd check them out.

Anyone else ever had any good/bad experience with them?

 

Not to knock those Fisk Phantoms, but who in the HECK is Fisk??
At least Firestone is a major name people recognise.
The Firehawk line is made up of many different tire styles and levels of Performance, just as you can get a Firebird with many different engine options..
The SS10 & SS20 are entry level, The SH30 is a step up to an HR rated tire, The SVX is another step up to VR, and the SZ50 is the top of the line ZR rated "***** Out" tire.
Bridgestone makes the Potenza RE730 which is priced reasonably for a ZR rated tire, and they have a good treadwear, so they won't wear out fast.
If I'm spending $90.00 already it's not much more of a leap to get a better Quality tire for another $20.00 or so.
You get what you pay for!!