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The LT225/65R17 tire size has a section width of 225 mm, an aspect ratio of 65%, and fits a 17-inch wheel, producing a calculated overall diameter of approximately 28.5 inches and a calculated sidewall height of approximately 5.76 inches (146.25 mm).
The "LT" in LT225/65R17 identifies it as a light-truck tire size, built to a different construction and load standard than a P-metric or Euro-metric tire of the same nominal dimensions - a distinction covered in more detail in NeoTires' guide to LT vs. P-metric tire construction. The "R" in LT225/65R17 indicates radial construction. Because the sidewall height of LT225/65R17 is calculated directly from its 65% aspect ratio against a 225 mm width, its overall diameter comes out close to 28.5 inches once the 17-inch wheel is factored in.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Internal Construction | Radial (indicated by the "R" in the LT225/65R17 designation) |
| Service Description Application | LT stands for Light Truck |
| Section Width | 225 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | 65% |
| Rim Diameter | 17 in |
| Circumference | 89.58 in (2275.5 mm) |
| Revolutions Per Mile | 707 |
The LT225/65R17 tire size is approximately 8.86 inches wide, 28.5 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 5.76 inches high.
Of that 28.5-inch overall diameter, 17 inches come from the wheel itself, with the remaining height split between the two sidewalls of LT225/65R17 stacked above and below the rim. Because LT225/65R17's sidewall height is calculated directly from its 65% aspect ratio, a lower-aspect-ratio version of the same 225 mm width would reduce that sidewall height in inches, while a taller-profile version would increase it.
LT225/65R17 is commonly considered for replacement with LT235/65R17 and LT255/60R17, the two same-designation light-truck sizes documented as its closest calculated-diameter alternatives, both landing within about 1.8-1.9% of LT225/65R17's overall diameter.
LT235/65R17 keeps the same 65% aspect ratio at a wider 235 mm section width, while LT255/60R17 pairs a wider 255 mm section width with a lower 60% aspect ratio to arrive at a nearly identical overall diameter. Both alternatives share LT225/65R17's 17-inch wheel diameter, so the comparisons below come down to how width and aspect ratio combine to produce each size's overall diameter.
LT235/65R17 is a dimensional alternative to LT225/65R17, with a calculated overall diameter about 1.79% larger - a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
LT255/60R17 is a dimensional alternative to LT225/65R17, with a calculated overall diameter about 1.86% larger — a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
The LT225/65R17 tire size has a section width of 225 mm, an aspect ratio of 65%, and fits a 17-inch wheel, producing a calculated overall diameter of approximately 28.5 inches and a calculated sidewall height of approximately 5.76 inches (146.25 mm).
The "LT" in LT225/65R17 identifies it as a light-truck tire size, built to a different construction and load standard than a P-metric or Euro-metric tire of the same nominal dimensions - a distinction covered in more detail in NeoTires' guide to LT vs. P-metric tire construction. The "R" in LT225/65R17 indicates radial construction. Because the sidewall height of LT225/65R17 is calculated directly from its 65% aspect ratio against a 225 mm width, its overall diameter comes out close to 28.5 inches once the 17-inch wheel is factored in.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Internal Construction | Radial (indicated by the "R" in the LT225/65R17 designation) |
| Service Description Application | LT stands for Light Truck |
| Section Width | 225 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | 65% |
| Rim Diameter | 17 in |
| Circumference | 89.58 in (2275.5 mm) |
| Revolutions Per Mile | 707 |
The LT225/65R17 tire size is approximately 8.86 inches wide, 28.5 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 5.76 inches high.
Of that 28.5-inch overall diameter, 17 inches come from the wheel itself, with the remaining height split between the two sidewalls of LT225/65R17 stacked above and below the rim. Because LT225/65R17's sidewall height is calculated directly from its 65% aspect ratio, a lower-aspect-ratio version of the same 225 mm width would reduce that sidewall height in inches, while a taller-profile version would increase it.
LT225/65R17 is commonly considered for replacement with LT235/65R17 and LT255/60R17, the two same-designation light-truck sizes documented as its closest calculated-diameter alternatives, both landing within about 1.8-1.9% of LT225/65R17's overall diameter.
LT235/65R17 keeps the same 65% aspect ratio at a wider 235 mm section width, while LT255/60R17 pairs a wider 255 mm section width with a lower 60% aspect ratio to arrive at a nearly identical overall diameter. Both alternatives share LT225/65R17's 17-inch wheel diameter, so the comparisons below come down to how width and aspect ratio combine to produce each size's overall diameter.
LT235/65R17 is a dimensional alternative to LT225/65R17, with a calculated overall diameter about 1.79% larger - a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
LT255/60R17 is a dimensional alternative to LT225/65R17, with a calculated overall diameter about 1.86% larger — a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.