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The P215/55R17 tire size carries a section width of 215 millimeters, an aspect ratio of 55%, and mounts on a 17-inch wheel diameter, producing a calculated overall diameter of approximately 26.31 inches (668.3 mm) and a calculated sidewall height of approximately 4.66 inches (118.25 mm).
The "P" prefix identifies P215/55R17 as a P-metric passenger-car tire sized under the U.S. load-index and inflation-table system, while the "R" in P215/55R17 denotes radial internal construction, with the body plies running perpendicular to the direction of travel. The aspect ratio of P215/55R17 means its sidewall height equals 55% of its 215 mm section width. Because the sidewall height and overall diameter of P215/55R17 are both derived directly from its section width, aspect ratio, and wheel diameter, these calculated figures remain the same across brands that manufacture tires to this nominal size.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Internal Construction | Radial |
| Service Description Application | P stands for Passenger car |
| Rim Width Range | 6.0–7.5 inches |
| Section Width | 215 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | 55% |
| Rim Diameter | 17 inches |
| Circumference | 2099.5 mm (approximately 82.65 in) |
| Revolutions Per Mile | approximately 767 |
The P215/55R17 tire size is documented in this exact size on the following vehicles:
To check whether the P215/55R17 tire size is a factory fitment for your specific vehicle, use our VIN lookup tool.
The P215/55R17 tire size is approximately 8.46 inches wide, 26.31 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 4.66 inches high. Because the overall diameter of P215/55R17 is fixed by its section width, aspect ratio, and 17-inch wheel diameter, that inch measurement stays consistent regardless of manufacturer. A taller sidewall on P215/55R17, at 4.66 inches, generally provides more cushioning between the wheel and road surface than a lower-profile tire of the same width would, following the basic dimensional relationship between aspect ratio and sidewall height. Keeping a replacement tire's overall diameter close to the 26.31-inch figure of P215/55R17 helps preserve the wheel's rolling circumference.
205/55R17 and 225/55R17 are both established as direct dimensional comparisons to P215/55R17, since they sit immediately below and above it on the same 55-series, 17-inch platform used for cross-shopping and sizing guidance. P215/55R17 has a calculated overall diameter of 26.31 inches, sitting between the 25.88-inch diameter of 205/55R17 and the 26.74-inch diameter of 225/55R17, with each neighboring size differing by roughly 10 mm of section width in either direction.
205/55R17 is a dimensional alternative to P215/55R17, with an overall diameter approximately 1.65% smaller than P215/55R17, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
225/55R17 is a dimensional alternative to P215/55R17, with an overall diameter approximately 1.65% larger than P215/55R17, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
The P215/55R17 tire size carries a section width of 215 millimeters, an aspect ratio of 55%, and mounts on a 17-inch wheel diameter, producing a calculated overall diameter of approximately 26.31 inches (668.3 mm) and a calculated sidewall height of approximately 4.66 inches (118.25 mm).
The "P" prefix identifies P215/55R17 as a P-metric passenger-car tire sized under the U.S. load-index and inflation-table system, while the "R" in P215/55R17 denotes radial internal construction, with the body plies running perpendicular to the direction of travel. The aspect ratio of P215/55R17 means its sidewall height equals 55% of its 215 mm section width. Because the sidewall height and overall diameter of P215/55R17 are both derived directly from its section width, aspect ratio, and wheel diameter, these calculated figures remain the same across brands that manufacture tires to this nominal size.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Internal Construction | Radial |
| Service Description Application | P stands for Passenger car |
| Rim Width Range | 6.0–7.5 inches |
| Section Width | 215 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | 55% |
| Rim Diameter | 17 inches |
| Circumference | 2099.5 mm (approximately 82.65 in) |
| Revolutions Per Mile | approximately 767 |
The P215/55R17 tire size is documented in this exact size on the following vehicles:
To check whether the P215/55R17 tire size is a factory fitment for your specific vehicle, use our VIN lookup tool.
The P215/55R17 tire size is approximately 8.46 inches wide, 26.31 inches tall overall, with a sidewall approximately 4.66 inches high. Because the overall diameter of P215/55R17 is fixed by its section width, aspect ratio, and 17-inch wheel diameter, that inch measurement stays consistent regardless of manufacturer. A taller sidewall on P215/55R17, at 4.66 inches, generally provides more cushioning between the wheel and road surface than a lower-profile tire of the same width would, following the basic dimensional relationship between aspect ratio and sidewall height. Keeping a replacement tire's overall diameter close to the 26.31-inch figure of P215/55R17 helps preserve the wheel's rolling circumference.
205/55R17 and 225/55R17 are both established as direct dimensional comparisons to P215/55R17, since they sit immediately below and above it on the same 55-series, 17-inch platform used for cross-shopping and sizing guidance. P215/55R17 has a calculated overall diameter of 26.31 inches, sitting between the 25.88-inch diameter of 205/55R17 and the 26.74-inch diameter of 225/55R17, with each neighboring size differing by roughly 10 mm of section width in either direction.
205/55R17 is a dimensional alternative to P215/55R17, with an overall diameter approximately 1.65% smaller than P215/55R17, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.
225/55R17 is a dimensional alternative to P215/55R17, with an overall diameter approximately 1.65% larger than P215/55R17, a difference that falls within the ±3% guideline.