205/50R17 tires are in stock right now with 67 options spanning premium, performance, and value brands including Michelin, Continental, Pirelli, Hankook, Nexen, Nokian, Toyo, Falken, Kumho, Sumitomo, and more. Every order ships free, with Affirm financing available and fast delivery from a nationwide network. Prices in this size currently run from $90 to $372 per tire, so there's a fit for most budgets and driving styles.
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What 205/50R17 tires means
The code on the sidewall describes the exact geometry of the tire. Here is what each number means for 205/50R17:
- 205 — the section width is 205 mm (about 8.07 inches) across the widest part of the tread.
- 50 — the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 50% of the section width. That works out to roughly 102.5 mm (about 4.04 inches) tall.
- R — radial construction, the standard for passenger tires.
- 17 — the wheel diameter this tire mounts on, in inches.
Put together, a 205/50R17 has an overall diameter of about 25.07 inches and turns roughly 804 revolutions per mile. Those figures matter because keeping the same overall diameter preserves speedometer and odometer accuracy, and the relatively short 4-inch sidewall gives crisp steering response while still leaving room for daily-driving comfort and adequate clearance in the wheel well.
Vehicles & uses
This is a passenger-car size in the 17-inch class, commonly serving compact and sport-compact cars, sedans, and small crossovers. The moderate width paired with a lower-profile sidewall suits drivers who want responsive handling for everyday commuting and spirited street driving. Always confirm the size printed on your driver's-door placard or existing sidewall before ordering, since the correct fitment is specific to your vehicle.
Brands & options in 205/50R17 tires
You can compare 24 brands in this size. See the full lineup on the all tires hub, or narrow by manufacturer below.
Premium
For long-established touring and performance names, look at Continental tires such as the Continental ContiProContact, the Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season, and Michelin. All-weather specialist Nokian tires are represented by the Nokian One.
Performance & touring
Hankook tires offer the Kinergy PT H737, while Nexen tires include the all-season N Blue 4S 2 and the sportier N'Fera AU7. Sumitomo tires bring the HTR AS P03, and the Kumho Solus TA51a rounds out the touring picks.
Value
Gt Radial tires cover both ends with the Champiro UHP AS and the touring Maxtour LX. Budget-focused shoppers can also consider Venom Power tires like the Covert Grip ASP and Lexani tires such as the Lexani RFX.
How to choose
Season: Summer tires maximize dry and wet grip in warm weather; all-season tires balance year-round usability; all-weather and winter tires add cold-temperature and snow traction. Match the type to your climate and how you drive.
Treadwear & UTQG: The UTQG rating on the sidewall reports treadwear, traction, and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally points to a longer-lasting compound, while lower numbers often trade longevity for grip — check the rating printed on the tire you're considering.
Load index & speed rating: The service description (for example, the 93V or 93H marking seen on many tires in this size) states the load capacity and the tire's rated speed. Meet or exceed the values your vehicle requires.
Warranty: Many touring tires carry a mileage warranty. Confirm the specific coverage on the model you choose rather than assuming a set figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 205/50R17 mean?
It's a tire size: 205 mm section width, a sidewall height equal to 50% of that width (about 4.04 inches), radial construction, and a 17-inch wheel diameter. The overall diameter is roughly 25.07 inches, turning about 804 revolutions per mile.
How much do 205/50R17 tires cost?
In this size, prices currently range from about $90 to $372 per tire depending on brand, tier, and features. Every order ships free, and Affirm financing is available.
How many 205/50R17 tires are available?
There are 67 options in stock across 24 brands, from premium names like Michelin, Continental, and Pirelli to value lines like Gt Radial, Venom Power, and Lexani.