Chevrolet Beretta Spare Tires

The Chevrolet Beretta used a 5x100 mm bolt pattern for all models from 1987 to 1996 along with tire diameters ranging from 24.7" to 24.9" tall. Using a temporary compact spare tire with a diameter close to the standard tire has many benefits, especially for modern vehicle applications.


The tire diameter and the wheel diameter clearance have been taken into account for the specific Chevrolet Beretta years and options. In this case, a 125/80R17 temporary spare tire is the recommendation for all applications. We've provided a breakdown by vehicle generation and model specifics to help you find the correct Chevrolet Beretta spare tire.

1987-1996 Chevrolet Beretta Spare Tires

This generation of the Chevrolet Beretta began in 1987 and was available through 1996. All the models for these years use the same spare tire and wheel solution including GT, GTZ, and Z26 versions.

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YearMakeModelBolt
Pattern
Tire
Diameters
Recommended
Spare Tire
1996ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1995ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1994ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1993ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1992ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1991ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1990ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7-24.9"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1989ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1988ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7"
125/80R17 | 24.9"
1987ChevroletBeretta
5x100 mm
24.7"
125/80R17 | 24.9"