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Your size is on the tyre's wall, like 205/55R16. Type it into the phone, or try the example.

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Just type the numbers — 2055516 becomes 205/55R16.

Example Your own size's answer shows here when you check it.

205/55R16 91V

  • 205Section width8.1 in from sidewall to sidewall — how wide the tyre is, not how wide the tread is.
  • 55Aspect ratioThe sidewall is 55% of the width — about 4.4 in tall. A lower number is a shorter, stiffer sidewall.
  • RConstructionR for radial — the plies run across the tyre. Almost every modern road tyre is radial; a dash instead means cross-ply.
  • 16Rim diameterThe rim it fits, in inches. This one number has to match the wheel exactly — everything else can vary a little, this cannot.
  • 91Load indexEach tyre carries up to 1,356 lb at 36 psi — 5,424 lb across four.
  • VSpeed symbolRated up to 149 mph at its rated load.
Across the tread8.1"
Sidewall, rim to tread4.4"
Rim16.0"
Overall diameter24.9"
One turn covers78.2"
Turns811 / mile

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What else fits

Other sizes for the same rim, each with its verdict.

Check your size above, and the sizes that also fit its rim appear here — each one marked as a safe swap or a caution.

How to read a tyre sidewall

An example — yours will differ, but it reads the same way. Touch any part of it.

Section width. 205 mm — about 8.1 in — from sidewall to sidewall: how wide the tyre is, not how wide the tread is.

Tyre labels explained

What the label on a new tyre tells you.

Three grades: how much fuel the tyre costs you, how well it stops in the wet, and how loud it is on the road. Read a tyre label, grade by grade →

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