* Bolt Pattern: The number of lug nuts and the spacing between them (bolt pattern) are likely different between a Camaro and a C1500. Camaros typically use a 5-lug pattern, but the diameter of the bolt circle will vary depending on the year and model. Your C1500 probably uses a 6-lug pattern. This is the most significant incompatibility.
* Wheel Offset: The offset (distance between the wheel's mounting surface and the centerline of the wheel) is crucial. Different offsets can cause clearance issues with the brakes, suspension, or fenders. A Camaro's offset is designed for a car's narrower track width, while a truck like your C1500 has a much wider track.
* Wheel Diameter and Width: Camaro rims will likely be smaller in diameter and width than what your C1500 typically uses. Larger diameter wheels can be accommodated, but they could require other suspension changes.
In short: You'd need to verify the bolt pattern, offset, and other dimensions of both the Camaro rims and your C1500's specifications to determine compatibility. Even if the bolt patterns *happen* to match (which is unlikely), the offset is almost guaranteed to be different, leading to fitment problems. It's highly probable you'll need wheel adapters (which are generally not recommended for safety reasons), or different rims altogether.
