Formula and calculation method
Sidewall = width × aspect/100. Diameter = 2×sidewall + rim×25.4. Circumference = π×diameter.
Nominal geometry; loaded rolling circumference and fitment clearances differ.
How to use tire size calculator
- Set Width (mm). The example below uses 205.
- Set Aspect ratio (%). The example below uses 55.
- Set Rim diameter (inches). The example below uses 16.
- Select Calculate to update the result. Reset restores the illustrated inputs. Copy, print or download your own result if you need a record.
Worked example
Example inputs
- Width (mm)
- 205
- Aspect ratio (%)
- 55
- Rim diameter (inches)
- 16
- Sidewall (mm)
- 112.75
- Diameter (mm)
- 631.9
- Circumference (mm)
- 1,985.1723978
- Revolutions/km
- 503.73458804
Factors affecting your result
Nominal geometry; loaded rolling circumference and fitment clearances differ.
Changing width (mm) changes the scenario being evaluated. Adjust one input at a time when comparing results, keep a copy of the assumptions, and compare values using the same unit and period. A precise arithmetic result does not make an uncertain assumption precise.
Frequently asked questions
How does the tire size calculator work?
Sidewall = width × aspect/100. Diameter = 2×sidewall + rim×25.4. Circumference = π×diameter.
What inputs does Tire Size Calculator need?
Enter width (mm), aspect ratio (%), rim diameter (inches). Read the unit labels; percentages are entered as ordinary percentages, not decimal fractions.
How should I interpret the tire size calculator result?
Nominal geometry; loaded rolling circumference and fitment clearances differ.
Are my tire size calculator inputs uploaded?
No. The calculation runs in this browser. Favorites, recent tool names, theme and formatting preferences may be saved locally, but calculation inputs are not sent to a calculation server or stored by this website. Shared links do not include entered values.
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