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.
Going to a bigger wheel? These tire sizes keep the overall diameter close to the factory tire, so the speedometer, ABS and gearing stay right. Best match first.
Sizes are worked out from the factory tire's overall diameter (within 3%). Always confirm load rating, clearance and wheel offset before you buy. Fitment data updated October 2026.
Your tire size is printed on the sidewall, like 225/65R17. Pick the three numbers below, or type the whole size. We list 656 sizes.
Popular sizes: 265/70R17 (116)225/45R18 (115)235/60R18 (113)275/55R20 (113)225/50R17 (111)205/55R16 (108)
Type the 17-character VIN and we look up the year, make and model, then show the wheel and tire sizes that fit.
Your VIN goes straight from your browser to the free vehicle decoder run by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). B&R does not see or store it.
Can’t find your vehicle? Call (330) 707-4545 and our team will check the fitment for you.
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
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

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.
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.
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