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Tyre Size Calculator

Compare dimensions, rolling diameter and fitment changes before tyres are fitted.

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First time comparing tyre sizes?See how to enter a sidewall size, compare diameter and read the fitment result.
Enter Tyre Sizes
Add a legacy, truck, agricultural or industrial size 100 sizes

Codes that cannot be typed as width, profile and rim: vintage numeric, US alphanumeric, metric rim, truck, agricultural and industrial.

Metric and imperial sizes such as 225/40R18 and 31/10.5R15 go straight into the boxes above.

Truck, agricultural and industrial sizes are shown for dimensions only.

Speedometer and WOF output is hidden for them, because neither applies to a tractor or a forklift tyre.

Sizes marked bias are cross ply and are not interchangeable with a radial of the same code.

Selected Sizes
Detailed specificationsDiameter, sidewall, circumference and size guide
Specifications
How to Read Tyre Sizes
Metric205 / 55 / R16
205mm width. Sidewall = 55% of 205mm (112.75mm). 16" rim
Imperial31 / 10.5 / R15
31" overall diameter. 10.5" width. 15" rim
No profile165 R13
Profile left off means an 82 series. Reads as 165/82R13, 600mm tall
Legacy7.00 R16
Not a width. Dimensions come from standards tables: 778mm tall, 202mm wide
Two tyres9.5 R15
One code, two tyres: the LT numeric at 825mm or the 9.5L-15 implement at 767mm. Check the sidewall
Visual Comparison
Front View
Enter sizes and click Calculate
Side View
Speedometer Impact
Your speedo reads Actual speed (T2) Actual speed (T3) Actual speed (T4)
These figures show the effect of the tyre size change alone, assuming your speedometer was calibrated for Tyre 1. They are not what your dash will read. Under the applicable standard (UNECE R39, mirrored by ADR 18) a speedometer must never read below true speed and may legally read up to 10% + 4 km/h high. That allowance is one-sided, so most speedometers already over-read before any tyre change is considered.
Dimensions only for this size. Speedometer, WOF and replacement options are hidden because a truck, agricultural or industrial tyre is in the comparison. None of those outputs apply: there is no WOF check for a tractor tyre, and the speedometer table assumes a car speedometer calibrated to tyre 1. The diameter, width and sidewall figures above are the published standard dimensions and remain valid.
Preliminary NZ WOF Size Check
Potentially Suitable Alternatives

Potentially suitable alternatives, matched on overall diameter only. Diameter is one of several things that decide whether a size is legal and safe on your vehicle.

Size Diameter Sidewall Width Rim
This is a size comparison, not a compliance check. Whether a tyre is legal on your vehicle also depends on rim width, load index, speed rating, matching across an axle, clearance under lock and compression, and whether the change needs LVV certification. Confirm with your fitter or a certifier before committing.
Sizes shown are within +/-5% overall diameter of Tyre 1. Rim figures are the standard measuring rim and its permitted range, and are left blank where the sizing standard does not cover that size. Need a specific size? Get a quote

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Help & guide

Compare tyre sizes with confidence.

Use the complete sidewall size and compare the result with the vehicle and wheel limits before fitting.

1

Enter each sidewall size

Use width, profile and rim size, such as 205/55R16. Add up to four sizes or choose a legacy size.

2

Compare the diameter

Look at overall diameter, circumference and the speedometer difference. Small changes still affect clearance and gearing.

3

Check the fitment result

The comparison explains the calculated change. Confirm wheel width, offset, load rating and physical clearance on the vehicle.

4

Know the limit

This calculator checks dimensions. It cannot see suspension, brakes, guards or certify a modification.