Wheel and Tire Size Lookup Accurate Sizing for a Safer, Smoother Ride

Use our wheel and tire size lookup for any car or truck from 1932 to 2026, by vehicle, by tire size or by VIN. This guide is provided for reference only and, while deemed reliable, may not be entirely accurate, we are not responsible for any wheel fitment issues.

Find Your Wheel and Tire Size

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Justin Platt
Customer
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First time getting new rims and tires. The guys at the service desk were friendly and awesome. They helped me picked out some rims and we went out to my Nissan to see how they looked. The 18’ Cavallo fits real nice with tinted windows and the chrome trim. I would be recommending them to everyone. Keep up the good work
Gerald Barber
Customer
5.00/5.00
Hard to get locally 285/40/18 tires Tod and the guys had them minted within hours of my first phone call plus the 2 255/45/18 for the fronts best deal I could find great service
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Chris Starr
Customer
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Great company and great customer service. Purchased new wheels and tires. The wheels were on sale and honestly the price was fantastic. They did a very professional job, and I would highly recommend them for anyone in the market for wheels and/or tires.

Sizing Questions

What is vehicle sizing and why is it important for tires and wheels?
Vehicle sizing refers to matching the correct wheel and tire dimensions (diameter, width, offset, bolt-pattern) to your vehicle to ensure safe fitment and optimal performance.
How do I determine the correct vehicle sizing for my car or truck?
Check your vehicle’s owner manual or current tire sidewall markings, then use vehicle sizing tools or consult our specialists to verify fitment based on your make, model and year.
What does wheel diameter and width indicate in vehicle sizing?
In vehicle sizing, wheel diameter (e.g., 18″, 22″) and width (e.g., 8″, 12″) define the size of the rim—choosing the right combination ensures the tire fits and the vehicle maintains correct handling.
How does tire size factor into vehicle sizing for wheels and fitment?
Tire size (e.g., 205/45ZR17) is part of vehicle sizing and must match wheel diameter and width while maintaining proper overall diameter to preserve speedometer accuracy and safety.
What is bolt-pattern and offset in vehicle sizing, and why do they matter?
Bolt-pattern and offset are key vehicle sizing specs—incorrect values can cause poor fitment, clearance issues, or unsafe driving dynamics.
Can I change wheel size using vehicle sizing without affecting performance?
Yes, but using proper vehicle sizing is crucial: any significant deviation in size without correct offset or clearance can alter handling, speedometer readings or suspension geometry.
How does “plus-sizing” relate to vehicle sizing and fitment?
Plus-sizing means increasing wheel diameter and reducing tire profile while keeping the overall diameter close to stock—proper vehicle sizing ensures this change doesn’t negatively affect performance or safety.
What should I provide when requesting a vehicle sizing check from your store?
Provide the vehicle’s year, make, model, current wheel and tire sizes and any lift or drop kit details—our vehicle sizing experts will then recommend compatible wheels and tires.
How does vehicle sizing differ for off-road or lifted vehicles?
Off-road and lifted vehicles require special vehicle sizing adjustments—wider wheels, higher offsets and larger tires are common, but must still fit safely within fender clearance and suspension travel.
Why use professional vehicle sizing services from a trusted retailer?
Professional vehicle sizing from a reliable shop ensures precise fitment, maintains warranty compliance and optimizes performance so your wheels and tires enhance your vehicle safely and stylishly.
Can I find my tire size by VIN?
Yes. Type the 17-character VIN into the By VIN tab of our wheel and tire size lookup. Your browser sends it to the free vehicle decoder run by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which returns the year, make and model. We then match that vehicle to our fitment list and show the bolt pattern, offset, hub size and factory tire size. B&R never sees or stores your VIN. Your VIN is on the driver's door jamb sticker, the driver's side corner of the windshield, and your registration and insurance cards.
How do I read the tire size on my sidewall?
A size like 225/65R17 has three numbers: 225 is the tire's width in millimetres, 65 is the sidewall height as a percentage of that width, and 17 is the wheel diameter in inches. Letters and numbers after the size, such as 102H, are the load index and speed rating. Off-road sizes read differently: 33x12.50R20 means a tire 33 inches tall and 12.5 inches wide on a 20-inch wheel. Pick those numbers in the By Tire Size tab, or type the whole size, and you will see every tire we list in it.

Tire tip: set your tire pressure to the number on the sticker in the driver's door jamb, not the maximum printed on the tire. Tires at the right pressure are safer and last longer, says the U.S. government's fuel economy guide.