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T155/80D17 is a temporary compact spare tire wider than most donut spares, chosen by vehicle manufacturers when greater load-carrying capacity is needed while still fitting in a compact spare storage compartment.
The 155 mm section width gives T155/80D17 more load capacity than narrower compact spare sizes such as T125/70D17 or T135/80D17, making it appropriate for heavier vehicles - larger SUVs, minivans, and trucks where a lighter spare would be undersized.
Spec | Value |
Section width | 155 mm (~6.1") |
Aspect ratio | 80% |
Wheel diameter | 17" |
Construction | Diagonal (bias-ply) |
Required inflation pressure | 60 psi |
Maximum speed | 50 mph (80 km/h) |
Maximum recommended distance | ~50 miles |
Category | Temporary spare |
The T155/80D17 wider section width increases the tire's load capacity. Heavier vehicles require more structural capacity in the spare, even if that spare is only intended for 50-mile emergency use. Manufacturers select T155/80D17 size when the vehicle's curb weight and load distribution would exceed the safe limits of a T125/70D17 or T135/80D17.
The 80% aspect ratio of the T155/80D17 size also helps the overall diameter more closely match the vehicle's OEM tires, reducing drivetrain stress during the short period the spare is in use.
Both sizes share the same 155 mm section width. The key difference is the aspect ratio: T155/80D17 has a shorter sidewall (80% of 155 mm = 124 mm), while T155/90D17 has a taller sidewall (90% of 155 mm = 139.5 mm). T155/90D17 will have a noticeably larger overall diameter and is fitted to vehicles whose OEM tires are too tall for the 80-series spare to match closely enough. Never substitute one for the other without verifying your vehicle's specification.
T155/80D17 is a temporary compact spare tire wider than most donut spares, chosen by vehicle manufacturers when greater load-carrying capacity is needed while still fitting in a compact spare storage compartment.
The 155 mm section width gives T155/80D17 more load capacity than narrower compact spare sizes such as T125/70D17 or T135/80D17, making it appropriate for heavier vehicles - larger SUVs, minivans, and trucks where a lighter spare would be undersized.
Spec | Value |
Section width | 155 mm (~6.1") |
Aspect ratio | 80% |
Wheel diameter | 17" |
Construction | Diagonal (bias-ply) |
Required inflation pressure | 60 psi |
Maximum speed | 50 mph (80 km/h) |
Maximum recommended distance | ~50 miles |
Category | Temporary spare |
The T155/80D17 wider section width increases the tire's load capacity. Heavier vehicles require more structural capacity in the spare, even if that spare is only intended for 50-mile emergency use. Manufacturers select T155/80D17 size when the vehicle's curb weight and load distribution would exceed the safe limits of a T125/70D17 or T135/80D17.
The 80% aspect ratio of the T155/80D17 size also helps the overall diameter more closely match the vehicle's OEM tires, reducing drivetrain stress during the short period the spare is in use.
Both sizes share the same 155 mm section width. The key difference is the aspect ratio: T155/80D17 has a shorter sidewall (80% of 155 mm = 124 mm), while T155/90D17 has a taller sidewall (90% of 155 mm = 139.5 mm). T155/90D17 will have a noticeably larger overall diameter and is fitted to vehicles whose OEM tires are too tall for the 80-series spare to match closely enough. Never substitute one for the other without verifying your vehicle's specification.
Is T155/80D17 interchangeable with T155/90D17?
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Why is T155/80D17 wider than smaller compact spare sizes?