Will 265/75 r16 tires fit on 2000 chevy silverado

you can fit them and the size is minimal to affect engine rpm when you put tires like 31s then that comes into play

The number after the r is the rim size. According to your post you have 17 inch rims. Stock rims were 15 inches or optional 16 inches. Unless you are putting a different size rim on then you need a17 inch tie to fit your current rim

They will fit but the speedometer will be off by about 5 MPH

Barely but they do fit. If you went to 275's then you would be having other problems

you need to understand how tire measurements work.

P245 = the width (245mm)
75 = Ratio of the Width or 75% of the Width
16 - Tire Rim Size

so the height is the issue, the wider the tires, you start to have another problem.

Width for turning
Height for Bottoming out

if u have a grand am gt--gt1--[se1--se2 w touring package]stock tire size 225/50/r16 [16 inch rims] if urs is a se--se1--se2 stock tire size is 205/65/r15 [15 inch rims]

Yes the 235/75R-15 tire will fit on your rims, they were the stock size tire for the Bravada.

Yes. The 235 is just a bit narrower tire track than the 265, but the mount is the same.

Take your Alero to any reputable tire dealer and they will assist you in hopes of selling you something. Just tell them you want an estimate and that you want to be sure you won't have a rubbing problem with this change.

Yes, they will fit

BFGoodrich makes a REALLY nice tire for the beetle that fits on the stock alloy rims. If you have the 16 inch rims you'll probably need to be running 205/55/r16's. I can't remember the exact name, but they make some decent winter treads. Either way, the beetle isn't the greatest in the snow so I fixed my problem in a different manner.

I got 4 rims off a beetle from the junk yard and put 215/55/r16's on them. They are a winter tread from Hercules Tire. They really helped my 01 beetle in the snow. It may have been expensive, but they keep wear and tear of winter driving off of my clutch. Also, it saves some of the tread on my Yokohama tires :)