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Tires by vehicle

Pick your make and model and we show the original tire size for each year and trim, plus what that size costs today. The door-jamb sticker is still the final word.

Driving something older? A bias-ply or alpha-numeric size such as F70-14 or 6.70-15 needs converting before you can buy anything. Classic and collector car tires does that, and lists every make we cover that is no longer built.

All makes

Acura 5 models Alfa Romeo 5 models AMC 2 models Aston Martin 3 models Audi 16 models Austin-Healey 1 model Bentley 3 models BMW 16 models Buick 13 models Cadillac 11 models Chevrolet 67 models Chrysler 3 models Datsun 3 models DeLorean 1 model Dodge 28 models Ferrari 5 models Fiat 2 models Ford 49 models Genesis 4 models GMC 17 models Honda 13 models Hyundai 15 models Infiniti 3 models Jaguar 5 models Jeep 25 models Kia 15 models Lamborghini 3 models Land Rover 7 models Lexus 11 models Lincoln 9 models Lotus 1 model Lucid 1 model Maserati 2 models Mazda 11 models McLaren 2 models Mercedes-AMG 3 models Mercedes-Benz 17 models Mercury 2 models MG 1 model Mini 4 models Mitsubishi 4 models Nissan 20 models Oldsmobile 5 models Plymouth 6 models Polestar 2 models Pontiac 11 models Porsche 14 models Ram 9 models Rivian 2 models Rolls-Royce 3 models Saab 1 model Saturn 1 model Subaru 9 models Suzuki 1 model Tesla 7 models Toyota 32 models Triumph 1 model Volkswagen 17 models Volvo 12 models
Where the size is written on your car
The tire and loading information placard on a car door jamb
Open the driver's door. The placard sits on the jamb or the B-pillar.
TIRE AND LOADING INFORMATIONSEATING CAPACITY TOTAL 5 FRONT 2 REAR 3Combined weight of occupants and cargo must never exceed 850 lbsTIRESIZECOLD TIRE PRESSUREFRONTP225/65R1733 PSIREARP225/65R1733 PSISPARET155/90D1760 PSITHIS IS THE SIZE YOU ORDER

Every US car built since 2003 carries this placard. It also gives the pressures, which the sidewall does not: the number molded into the tire is the maximum it can hold, not what your car wants.

Why the sticker beats any lookup

Two cars of the same year and model can leave the factory on different wheels, and a previous owner may have changed the size again. Our list tells you what is normal for your vehicle. The placard inside the driver's door tells you what is correct for your car, including the pressures. Our guide on reading a tire size shows exactly where to look.