To know for sure, you need to:
* Find the bolt pattern: This is the number of lug nuts and the diameter of the circle they form. It's usually written as something like "5x114.3" (five lug nuts, 114.3mm diameter).
* Check the wheel diameter and width: The diameter is the overall size of the rim (e.g., 17 inches), and the width is how wide the rim is (e.g., 7 inches).
* Compare the offset: This is the distance between the mounting surface of the wheel and the centerline of the wheel. A significantly different offset can cause problems.
* Check for hub bore: This is the diameter of the center hole in the rim. It needs to fit over the hub of the Chevrolet.
* Consider backspacing: This measures the distance from the mounting surface of the wheel to the inside edge of the wheel.
If all these specifications match, then the Pontiac rim *might* fit the Chevrolet. However, even with matching specifications, there's always a slight chance of interference with brakes or suspension components. It's best to double-check compatibility before purchasing or installing.