Find the best tires for your Kia

Kia Factory Tire Sizes by Model

Kia models span documented factory tire sizes from P215/45R17 to 265/45R21, with factory wheel diameters ranging from 13 to 21 inches. Telluride's documented factory wheels jump from 18 inches directly to 20 and 21 inches, with no 19-inch wheel recorded in between, while EV6 and EV9 are the only other Kia nameplates reaching a 21-inch factory wheel.

Explore Kia OEM tire sizes for Sportage, Sorento, Telluride and other models in the table below, or select your model to see its complete documented OE tire-size range.

Tire Sizes Kia Models Use

Wheel diameters across these models run from 15 to 21 inches, and Sportage's 12 documented tire sizes span more than three decades of production, from 1995 through 2026.

Largest and Smallest Kia OEM Tire by Model

Telluride documents Kia's tallest tire among directly compared models, 265/45R21 at approximately 30.4 inches, roughly 6 inches taller than Forte's smallest documented tire, P215/45R17 at approximately 24.6 inches. Carnival and EV6 sit at the opposite extreme, with less than two-tenths of an inch separating their smallest and largest documented tires.

Don't see your Kia model in the table? Choose it from the vehicle selector to check its documented OEM tire sizes by model and model year.

Kia Factory Wheel Sizes by Model

Factory wheel ranges differ noticeably across Kia's lineup. Sorento reaches a documented 20-inch factory wheel from a 16-inch minimum, while Telluride and EV6 both reach 21 inches, Telluride from an 18-inch floor and EV6 from 19 inches. Sportage spans five documented diameters, from 15 inches up to 19 inches. Niro and Carnival stay within narrower two-diameter ranges, reflecting more limited documented factory wheel coverage.

If your Kia model isn't shown in the table above, choose it from the vehicle selector to find its documented factory wheel-size range and model-year fitment.