Tire size Comparison

1. Overall Diameter

The overall diameter will be calculated based on your input values above.

2. Tire Width

Tire 1 has a section width of 265mm, while Tire 2 has a section width of 225mm.

3. Aspect Ratio

Tire 1 has an aspect ratio of 70, while Tire 2 has an aspect ratio of 100.

4. Wheel Diameter

Both tires are designed to fit a 17-inch rim.

5. Construction Type

Both tires use a radial construction (R) for durability and performance.

Performance Vehicles

For sports cars and performance sedans, ultra-high-performance summer tires deliver exceptional grip and handling on dry roads. They excel in cornering and acceleration but may lose traction in cold temperatures. If versatility is needed, all-season high-performance tires offer a balance of grip and usability in wet or winter conditions.

Trucks and SUVs

For trucks and SUVs used for towing, LT-rated light truck tires are ideal due to their stiff sidewalls and ability to handle heavy loads.

For off-road enthusiasts, mud-terrain tires provide excellent traction with deep tread patterns and reinforced sidewalls to resist punctures.

Crossovers and Family Vehicles

For daily driving in all weather, grand touring all-season tires are a great choice. They provide a quiet and comfortable ride while maintaining reliable traction in rain or light snow.

Run-flat tires are an excellent option for drivers who often travel to remote areas, as they allow you to maintain mobility even after a puncture.

Winter Driving

In areas with harsh winter conditions, winter/snow tires offer maximum control. Their soft rubber compounds remain flexible in freezing temperatures, providing better grip and shorter braking distances. The aggressive tread patterns and sipes improve traction on ice and snow.