Chevrolet CORVETTE C7

What are the OEM wheel colors and part numbers for the Chevrolet Corvette C7?

Updated August 2026

The C7 Corvette had a massive variety of wheel options, sizes, and finishes across its 2014–2019 production run, heavily dependent on the trim (Base Stingray, Z51, Grand Sport, Z06, ZR1) and the specific factory options selected.

From the community discussions, here is what is confirmed for a couple of specific C7 wheels:

  • Base Silver Wheels: The paint code for the standard silver wheels is Sparkle Silver Metallic, GM paint code WA9967 2.
  • Machined Face / Black Inlays: The OEM part number for the front wheel featuring a machined face with black inlays is 22821272 9.
  • Other common factory finishes mentioned include Chrome, Gloss Black, and Grand Sport/Z06 specific widths (19x10 front, 20x12 rear).

I don't have a verified master list of every single C7 wheel part number and color code (like Spectra Gray, Pearl Nickel, or the ZR1 specific finishes), so I won't guess the rest of the catalog numbers here.

How to find your exact wheels: General practice for tracking down the exact part numbers for your car is to check your RPO (Regular Production Option) sticker. On the C7, this is typically located under the rear hatch carpet near the battery. Look for the RPO codes starting with "Q" (e.g., QG6 for standard silver, Q7S for Z51 silver, Q6B for Z06 chrome). Once you have that code, you can take it and your VIN to a GM parts counter to get the exact matching part number for replacements or touch-up paint.

Are you trying to repair curb rash on a specific wheel you already have, or are you looking to buy a replacement set for a certain trim? Let me know what you're working with and I can help you narrow it down.

This answer was generated by GarageBot's AI from enthusiast forum discussions. Always verify torque specs and safety-critical procedures against the factory service manual before working on your car.

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