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The 325/30R20 tire size has a section width of 325 mm (12.795 in), an aspect ratio of 30%, and mounts on a 20-inch wheel diameter, giving a calculated overall diameter of 27.677 inches (703 mm) and a sidewall height of 3.839 inches (97.5 mm). This is a metric tire size with no P, LT, or flotation prefix supplied, so the designation is read directly as section-width/aspect-ratio/R/wheel-diameter, sometimes referred to as Euro-metric or ISO-metric. A 30-series aspect ratio means the sidewall is only 30% as tall as the tire is wide, which, as a general tire-engineering principle, produces a shorter, stiffer sidewall with less flex than a taller-profile tire of the same width. The 325/30R20 tire size pairs a wide 325 mm section width with that short sidewall, a dimensional combination that is calculated directly from the size code rather than inferred from any specific vehicle.
Specification | Value |
Internal Construction | Radial |
Service Description Application | No P, LT, or ST prefix supplied — Euro-metric/ISO-metric passenger-application code |
Rim Width Range | 11.0 - 12.0 in |
Section Width | 325 mm |
Aspect Ratio | 30% |
Rim Diameter | 20 in |
Circumference | 86.950 in (2208.5 mm) |
Revolutions Per Mile | 728.7 rev/mile |
The 325/30R20 tire size is documented in this exact size on the following vehicles:
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The 325/30R20 tire size is approximately 12.795 inches wide, 27.677 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 3.839 inches high.
Because the 325/30R20 tire size carries a 30-series aspect ratio, its sidewall is short relative to its width, which as a general principle of tire construction results in a stiffer sidewall with less vertical flex than a taller-profile tire of the same width. This is a dimensional characteristic of the 325/30R20 code itself rather than a claim about any particular vehicle's ride quality.
The 325/30R20 tire size is most directly comparable to 305/30R20 and 335/30R20, both selected for documented platform relevance rather than numeric proximity alone: 305/30R20 is documented as a fitment on other Mercedes-Benz AMG GT trims within the same model line as the 325/30R20-equipped AMG GT R, and 335/30R20 shares the identical 30-series aspect ratio and 20-inch wheel diameter as a documented fitment on a comparable ultra-high-performance platform. Calculated overall diameter places 305/30R20 at 27.205 inches (1.71% smaller than 325/30R20) and 335/30R20 at 27.913 inches (0.85% larger), with both differences falling within the commonly used ±3% diameter guideline.
305/30R20 is a dimensional alternative to 325/30R20 with a calculated overall diameter 1.71% smaller, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
335/30R20 is a dimensional alternative to 325/30R20 with a calculated overall diameter 0.85% larger, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
The 325/30R20 tire size has a section width of 325 mm (12.795 in), an aspect ratio of 30%, and mounts on a 20-inch wheel diameter, giving a calculated overall diameter of 27.677 inches (703 mm) and a sidewall height of 3.839 inches (97.5 mm). This is a metric tire size with no P, LT, or flotation prefix supplied, so the designation is read directly as section-width/aspect-ratio/R/wheel-diameter, sometimes referred to as Euro-metric or ISO-metric. A 30-series aspect ratio means the sidewall is only 30% as tall as the tire is wide, which, as a general tire-engineering principle, produces a shorter, stiffer sidewall with less flex than a taller-profile tire of the same width. The 325/30R20 tire size pairs a wide 325 mm section width with that short sidewall, a dimensional combination that is calculated directly from the size code rather than inferred from any specific vehicle.
Specification | Value |
Internal Construction | Radial |
Service Description Application | No P, LT, or ST prefix supplied — Euro-metric/ISO-metric passenger-application code |
Rim Width Range | 11.0 - 12.0 in |
Section Width | 325 mm |
Aspect Ratio | 30% |
Rim Diameter | 20 in |
Circumference | 86.950 in (2208.5 mm) |
Revolutions Per Mile | 728.7 rev/mile |
The 325/30R20 tire size is documented in this exact size on the following vehicles:
To check whether the 325/30R20 tire size is a factory fitment for your specific vehicle, use our VIN lookup tool.
The 325/30R20 tire size is approximately 12.795 inches wide, 27.677 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 3.839 inches high.
Because the 325/30R20 tire size carries a 30-series aspect ratio, its sidewall is short relative to its width, which as a general principle of tire construction results in a stiffer sidewall with less vertical flex than a taller-profile tire of the same width. This is a dimensional characteristic of the 325/30R20 code itself rather than a claim about any particular vehicle's ride quality.
The 325/30R20 tire size is most directly comparable to 305/30R20 and 335/30R20, both selected for documented platform relevance rather than numeric proximity alone: 305/30R20 is documented as a fitment on other Mercedes-Benz AMG GT trims within the same model line as the 325/30R20-equipped AMG GT R, and 335/30R20 shares the identical 30-series aspect ratio and 20-inch wheel diameter as a documented fitment on a comparable ultra-high-performance platform. Calculated overall diameter places 305/30R20 at 27.205 inches (1.71% smaller than 325/30R20) and 335/30R20 at 27.913 inches (0.85% larger), with both differences falling within the commonly used ±3% diameter guideline.
305/30R20 is a dimensional alternative to 325/30R20 with a calculated overall diameter 1.71% smaller, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
335/30R20 is a dimensional alternative to 325/30R20 with a calculated overall diameter 0.85% larger, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.