Recent content by dyoung

I just installed new all seasons and rims. Put the original summer only tires and wheels in storage. Maybe I have done this backwards.

And now we return to Sunday drives,,,,for those of us that do them almost all year long.. Jack will know what year the wagon is...

The U.S. pricing has already been released so the Canadian pricing should be out soon. It's redoing the build and price configurator at chevrolet.ca that takes the longer time.

Last year 2026 production started on August 1st..2025 The Canadian build and price went active for 2026 on October 20th. 2025 Gm Canada has other models to update ahead of low volume Corvette sales.

What wheels did you end op with for your ZO6 ? I don't think you will have a problem with the all seasons and they have a much higher treadwear # I put Continental all seasons on my 18 ZO6 and they were great but were not run flats.

Front lip ? If you mean the front splitter, it is the factory installed exposed carbon fibre, painted carbon flash. A novel way of using the exposed carbon fibre that doesn't meet specs. Hooking up..I am an old Guy on a meager pension so don't waste rubber...Don't know how to use launch...

After one month and about 500 kms, I am very pleased with the all season run flats. Same noise level , but smoother ride.

Yup....I'm a big waxer also... Gets me out of the house and in to a peaceful garage.

Getting back to the subject.. Taken at the local Golf course that is open all year long. 18c today

Well let's consider this: All season tires like new, mounted and balanced with tmps and centre caps. I just paid $8700 for these in wide body size, wheels and all seasons mounted and balanced, ready to install The tires alone in Stingray size would cost around $3200 plus taxes.

Your title says Z06 wheels, but in the your question you say they are Stingray wheels which is what they look like. Either way I would say between 3500 to 4500 dollars. New all season tires and nice easy to clean wheels.

Taken last night in Maple Bay, Vancouver island on a friends boat

Scott,,,thanks for the reminder about donations. I'm in with CCF and the Concierge . Now what about the rest of you ? Every little bit helps.

We have seen it over the years.. The U.S. market gets satisfied first and we get a multitude of cars when U.S. demand dwindles. Look at all the 25's and 26's sitting on Canadian dealers lots. Dueck in Vancouver even has a left over 2024 ZO6. Just saying......

It's there on the U.S. site but doesn't show on the Canadian site. It's not a configurator with prices, but is a very good visualizer with most of the colours, stripes interiors and wheels. Scroll down to Design and click on the small print on the right side of the page. Pick convertible or...