I would go 17" but you could probly get 18" but it would be a tite squeze
I have 18's and it is lowered and i didnt have a problem, if you don't want to worry about anything then you should go with the 17's. Either way looks good!!
-----I have 18's and I have not had a single problem, I have not lowered my car yet, but after lowering it up to 2 inches will be no problem either. I would check with a garage if you have, or are planning on lowering your car. But my 18's fit fine and looks way nice with not problems whatsoever.
actually you can put up to 20 inch rims on your car i own a 1996 GT 2.4L its not the height you have to worry about its the width if you put a 20x7in. wheel on your Pontiac that will be just fine and then u wont have to lower it and risk damaging your car if you are gonna drop it then you should just use drop springs w/ the factory struts to maintain proper alignment also make sure you use the right tires like 205/30/zr20's or 215/30/zr20's the 1st #'s are the width the 2nd #'s the height and last is rim dia.
That all depends on the problem your having and grand ams are full of electrical problems.
you might wanna chage the plugs and wires. what other symptoms does the car have. i am having the same problem in my 2003 pontiac grand prix gt
In a Pontiac Grand Am error code P0410 means there is an emissions problem.
I'm having the same problem, would like to find answer to this
problem with power steering 1994 Pontiac grand am 2.3L
I just had this problem with my 2002 Pontiac Grand Am. The problem is a short in the "multi-function switch." When I took it to get fixed, they told me that a lot of Pontiac Grand Ams have had this problem, and mine was fixed through warranty. If that is not the problem with your car, check the "signal flasher relay." Hope I helped!
my grand am it turns off when it gets hot how can i fix problem
security lock out had same problem with our 2004 grand am
In the fuse panel located in the drivers side. Too bad this won't fix your window regulator problem which you're having.
Honestly I think that Pontiac made the overflow reservoir too small. I have to add antifreeze to my GF's Grand Am once every couple months. If its a consistent problem where you're having to add antifreeze daily/weekly the car may be running too hot, and should probably be looked at by a mechanic.
It my just be down shifting 2nd answer: torque converter lock-up is having a problem?
If a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am shuts off while in drive, there could be a problem with the passlock sensor. There could also be an issue with the fuel pump.