Tire Finder by Vehicle
Find recommended tire sizes by car make and model
Select your vehicle to find recommended tire sizes.
How to read a tire size (e.g. 225/65R17)
225
Width (mm)
Tread width
65
Aspect (%)
Sidewall = 65% of width
R17
Rim (in)
R = Radial, 17" wheel
Quick Facts
- •Always verify your tire size with your owner's manual or door jamb sticker
- •Using the wrong tire size can affect your speedometer accuracy
- •Plus-sizing (larger wheels, lower profile tires) changes ride quality
- •All four tires should ideally be the same size on non-staggered setups
Find the Right Tire for Your Vehicle
Every vehicle has specific tire sizes recommended by the manufacturer. Using the wrong tire size can affect handling, fuel efficiency, braking distance, and even void your warranty. This tool helps you find the correct tire sizes for popular makes and models.
Where to Find Your Tire Size
Your recommended tire size is usually listed on a sticker on the driver's door jamb, in the owner's manual, or on the tire placard inside the fuel door. The size is printed on the sidewall of your current tires as well.
Understanding Tire Size Numbers
A tire size like 225/65R17 means: 225mm tread width, 65% aspect ratio (sidewall height is 65% of the width), R for radial construction, and 17-inch wheel diameter. Larger widths provide more grip, while taller sidewalls offer a smoother ride.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Tire recommendations are approximate. Always consult your vehicle's owner's manual or a tire professional for exact specifications.