16-inch tire sizes
Sizes for 16-inch rims run from 22.1 inches tall (195/40R16) to 34.6 inches (315/75R16).
Each bar is as long as the tire is tall, so you can see which sizes are close. Within one width, a higher second number means a taller sidewall. Open a size for its full measurements, swaps and plus sizes, or see every rim on the tire size chart.
185 mm wide (7.3 in)
195 mm wide (7.7 in)
205 mm wide (8.1 in)
215 mm wide (8.5 in)
225 mm wide (8.9 in)
235 mm wide (9.3 in)
245 mm wide (9.6 in)
255 mm wide (10.0 in)
265 mm wide (10.4 in)
275 mm wide (10.8 in)
285 mm wide (11.2 in)
295 mm wide (11.6 in)
305 mm wide (12.0 in)
315 mm wide (12.4 in)
16-inch tire questions
Can I put 17-inch tires on 16-inch rims?
No. The last number of the size has to match the rim exactly. To change rim size, choose a size on the new rim with about the same overall height; each size page lists its plus and minus sizes.
What is the tallest 16-inch tire size here?
315/75R16, at 34.6 inches. The shortest is 195/40R16 at 22.1 inches.
Which widths come in 16-inch sizes?
This list covers widths from 185 mm (7.3 in) to 315 mm (12.4 in). Within one width, a lower aspect ratio means a shorter sidewall and a shorter tire.