Tire size cross-reference

Vehicles with 225/65R17 tires

225/65R17 — 225 mm wide, 65% aspect, 17″ rim, 28.5″ overall diameter. 6 vehicles in our data use this size.

225/65R17 vehicles (28.5″ diameter)
VehicleTrim(s)Details
Ford Bronco Sport Base/Big Bend/Badlands View →
Ford Escape Active View →
Ford Maverick XL/XLT View →
Nissan Rogue S View →
Subaru Outback Base/Premium View →
Toyota RAV4 LE/XLE View →

Same size ≠ same tire

Every vehicle above runs 225/65R17 tires, but they may need different load indices and speed ratings. A 225/65R17 tire rated for a sedan won't necessarily handle an SUV's weight. Match the full spec on your door-jamb placard — size alone isn't enough.

Other tire sizes

215/55R17 · 2 vehicles 225/60R17 · 2 vehicles 235/65R17 · 7 vehicles 245/70R17 · 2 vehicles 245/75R17 · 2 vehicles 255/70R17 · 2 vehicles 265/70R17 · 5 vehicles 285/70R17 · 5 vehicles 225/45R18 · 3 vehicles 225/55R18 · 3 vehicles 225/60R18 · 4 vehicles 235/45R18 · 3 vehicles 235/60R18 · 9 vehicles 245/60R18 · 2 vehicles 255/65R18 · 3 vehicles 255/70R18 · 3 vehicles 265/60R18 · 2 vehicles 265/65R18 · 3 vehicles 265/70R18 · 3 vehicles 275/65R18 · 4 vehicles All tire size tools →

FAQ

What vehicles use 225/65R17 tires?

In our data, 6 vehicles use 225/65R17, including Ford Bronco Sport, Ford Escape, Ford Maverick, Nissan Rogue, Subaru Outback, Toyota RAV4. More are being added.

What is the overall diameter of 225/65R17?

225/65R17 tires have an overall diameter of 28.5″ (724.3 mm), with a 146.3 mm sidewall height. The section width is 225 mm.

Are 225/65R17 tires interchangeable between these vehicles?

They're the same physical tire size, so they'll fit the rim — but each vehicle may require different load ratings, speed ratings, and TPMS calibration. Always match the specs on your door-jamb placard, not just the size.

Vehicle lists reflect documented OEM tire fitments and are a starting reference. Confirm tire size, load rating, and speed rating against the door-jamb placard or owner's manual before buying tires.