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Auto so my wife can drive. I've also got a 427 (Lingenfelter built LS7 Corvette convertible with a 6 speed manual) so it's the best of both worlds!

New wheels (on order)

At the dealership! Car is not yet detailed. Next week paint correction, PPF and ceramic coating. New wheels should be here in 3 -4 weeks.

20" NOT lowered.

Already did that first thing before I even posted this thread. Problem is there are like 4 choices. So which one?

I just spoke with him ah he indicated that anyone listed for Cadillac ('25 CT5-V Blackwing) will work. So I'm going with these. Ok?

So my aftermarket wheels and tires are on order. Now I need to order new TPMS sensors. I need those which have chrome (according to my wheel guys Terrance) and not rubber stems. So assuming them the OEM Genuine GM parts will not work correct? Who's then and what exactly am I ordering...

'25 CT5-V BW. Radiant Red Tintcoat. Pretty much everything except Precision PKG (don't plan on tracking car). No sunroof (never used them in any car I've had plus I've got a 427 Lingenfelter built Corvette convertible to satisfy my need for the real open air and my Vette is a 6 speed so the BW...

Welcome! Did you order your '25 BW? Or is it being shipped from another dealership? I ordered mine the second week in November and I still Do Not have mine. This vehicle has been like the mystery of the pyramids. Or as I describe it like a Unicorn. You rarely see one. Not sure if they...

I'm in Missouri. After being built mine went for additional testing. Passed. I'm not at liberty to say what needed additional testing or Id break a confidence. My car was ordered mid November. So how is it that you WERE able to get the CF Pkgs? CF was on constraint at the time my order was...

Are you sure? This is the Cadillac website. See pic

I read where 20" wheel are on option on the 2025 CT5-V Blackwing. By this "logic" then putting 20"s on should pose no problems, correct?

So to keep it simple. Would keeping the new wheels (from Terrance i.e. SV304S) at 19" and then lower with Swift springs accomplish tightening up the gap. Actually less expensive to buy lowering springs then 4 new Michelin Pilot 4S. Correct?