Q&A for How to Determine Tire Size

The larger number just represents the distance from bead to bead, so 195/14 would be slightly larger.

Check the driver's side door. There should be a label there indicating the correct tire pressure and tire sizes. You can also check on the sidewall of the actual tires you have on the car now, it should be clearly printed on the side.

Can you just swap them? No. You'll need new wheels to put them on because the new tires will have slightly bigger sidewalls. You also need to be sure the factory tires aren't max size, because the new ones are 10 mm wider.

Most times, it's 175/80/13 for a vehicle (car) either Lt or P, or any vehicle.

Depending on the tire size for a passenger vehicle or light truck vehicle and the weight (pounds) of your car, wide tires on a light vehicle=lower psi. Skinny tires on a heavy vehicle=higher psi.

That is not a tire size for a vehicle (car), so it's impossible to replace the tires.

If there is enough clearance for the wider tires on your car, yes, it will fit on your vehicle.

TT = transit time of your tires for your vehicle (car).

You can't trade out the tires. You have to buy the same stock of manufactured tires.

There are two options. 235/65 R17 and 245/65 R17. Original equipment tire was probably a Goodyear.

The correct optional size tires would be 245/60-15 rear and front sized tires.

The 2014 Dodge Grand-Caravan has a V6 engine, so 225/65/R17 sized tires are what you need.

Yes, if your car or truck fender fits your tires, you can change to new tires.

It's possible to tell the diameter of the tire. It's the size of the tire for your vehicle (car).

The height = 255/17 = 15 units of measurement on a tire for the height of the tire for your vehicle (car).

You can but your speedometer will be off. The 205/50-16 has a diameter of 24.1 " and the 205/55-16 has a diameter of 24.9". That is a difference of .8". I suggest you stick with the OEM size. Click the link to see what effect different sizes will have.

For the size, look on the wall of the tire - you should have a figure such as 185/55 R16 81H. This will be your tire size. There will also be a brand and model of tire, for example, Dunlop (the brand) sp2000 (the model of the tire).

It means M/C = Motorcycle Tire which, means 66 (669 lbs) H (130 mph) is your motorcycle tire.

No, because 60% is the length of the tire, 65% is too much. So, keep the original tire size.

155 width /80 aspect ratio/radial size13 for tires if you have a light truck.

108=the load rating per tire is 2205 lbs S=the speed rating on this tire is 112 mph.

You can fit up to a 26X10 305/35/26 tire with a 25mm offset wheel for your 2008 Chevy Tahoe.

There is a lot of difference. The 265/75-16 is 5.03% 1.59" larger in overall diameter than the 255/70-16 and is a narrower tire. These 2 sizes are not interchangeable.

It is not likely that a 16 inch wheel would fit over the front caliper.

In your case, it appears that those tire sizes are very nearly compatible, although 195/65 R 15 is a shorter tire than 205/65 R 15 and will negatively impact fuel economy (more tire and engine revolutions to get from A to B) along with potentially changing speedometer readings.