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Shop tires
Shop by the size on your door-jamb sticker.
Pick your tire size (e.g. 225/65R17) — it's on the placard inside your driver's door, or on the sidewall of a tire you have on now
Your tire size is printed on the sticker inside the driver's door jamb. That is the size your vehicle came with, and the one we recommend. We don't look sizes up by year, make and model yet: licensed fitment data has given drivers the wrong size, and its cost would only raise your tire price. We're building our own fitment table instead.
Find your tire size on the door jamb
Step 1
Open the driver's door
Look at the door frame where the door latches. The sticker is usually yellow and white.
Step 2
Read the FRONT line
That is the size your vehicle came with, and the one we recommend. The two marks after it (102H) are the load index and speed rating. If FRONT and REAR differ, you need two sizes. Ignore the spare.
Step 3
Enter it in the search above
Width, Aspect ratio and Wheel size pick the size. Then enter the Load index and Speed rating under “Match your sticker”, and we only show tires whose load index and speed rating are the same or higher. A size starting with LT goes under Light truck.
No sticker, or no load and speed on it? The same marks are printed on the sidewall of the tires on your car now, right after the size. That shows what is fitted today, which can differ if the tires were ever changed.
Pick your tire size above to search the catalogue
Not sure what you need? Ask the tire expert