Read the side of the tire. It should have a number such as 225/70/R15 The 225 is in millimeters, the 70 is a fraction or 70 % of the tread width the R is for Radial tire type and the 15 is the rim diameter. You can also measure the inside of the rim not to include the rim bead. Be sure to tell the rim manufacture the tire size to get a proper fit for the tire width.
Hello, you can but you will have to put the right profile tires on it. If you don't it will effect your speedometer and tires will not clear the fenderwells. Call any good tire and wheel place and they will tell you the right tire size to use. Hope this helped.....
A lot of vehicles have a sticker inside the drivers door jamb that lists the tire and rim size.
Make sure the tires you install on 17" wheels will still keep the diameter of the OEM setup. Any trusted tire shop can tell you exactly what size tire to install.
look on the drivers side door at the specs decal and it will tell you.
There are numerous considerations you need to put into choosing tires for your vehicle. First of all, you need to know your expected needs for your tires and your driving usages. Find a good store that you can trust, and that is very brilliant in what they do, and will give you good advice on what tires you will need. Be sure to tell them about the driving conditions you do the most. If it's a work truck that's going out to feed the cattle, it will need different tires than your little red sports car. Also, size is an important factor.
It all depends on how tall the tire is, what's the rims backspacing and the width of the tire and rims. Tire and wheel shops can tell you your limits.
Your local Nissan dealer should be able to look this up and tell you. Give them a call, shouldn't be a fee for it...it's just information. That's all I did for my pontiac, except i called my GM dealer..lol.
Kelly Tires offers a wide variety of tires, whether you need "all terrain" tires for all road types, tires for rugged terrain. They have commercial truck tires or "LT" tires, tires for light trucks. They tell you how to locate on your vehicle the correct tire size you need.
look in your door jam it will tell you on the tire tag
Yes, but you will have to have special very low profile tires put on the rims or they won't fit into the fender wells. Also , ask your garage to check things like the clearance of the shocks/struts etc BEFORE you spend a lot of money on these tires/rims. Most tire shops should have charts to tell them exactly what the biggest rim/tire combo will fit a certain vehicle. Chuck
Your local tire retailer will be able to tell you which size tires will fit your car and can also recommend a brand that will be suitable for your driving needs and your climate.
You might have a sticker on the driver's side door sill telling you what size tires are recommended by GM. If not, you can run into your local tire shop and they'll be able to tell you. FriPilot