205/55R17 tires are ready to ship now, with 26 in stock spanning 13 brands from budget-friendly options to premium touring names like Continental, Pirelli, and Nokian. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available at checkout, and delivery is fast from a nationwide network. Below you'll find the full lineup, a plain-language breakdown of the size code, the vehicles it commonly fits, and how to pick the right set.
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What 205/55R17 tires means
The code describes the tire's shape and fit exactly. The section width is 205 mm (about 8.07 in) measured across the widest part of the tread. The 55 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 55% of the section width — that works out to roughly 112.8 mm (4.44 in) of sidewall. The R indicates radial construction, and 17 is the wheel diameter in inches.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 25.88 in, turning roughly 779 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to you: matching the factory diameter keeps your speedometer and odometer accurate, preserves fender and suspension clearance, and maintains the ride and handling the vehicle was engineered for. The mid-height sidewall balances comfort over bumps with responsive steering.
Vehicles & uses
This is a common passenger-car size. Retailers stocking 205/55R17 typically categorize it as an all-season and touring size for cars, and some list it as suitable for CUVs and compact crossovers as well. It's a fit for everyday commuting where a blend of ride quality, tread life, and quiet cruising matters more than track-focused grip. Always confirm the size and load rating against the placard in your driver's door jamb before buying.
Brands & options in 205/55R17 tires
You can browse the full range on the all tires hub, but here are the highlights by tier.
Premium touring
The Continental TrueContact Tour 54 anchors the premium touring group from Continental, alongside options from Pirelli and Nokian.
Performance & all-season
From Hankook, the Kinergy GT H436, Kinergy GT H436B, and Kinergy XP H446 cover touring and all-season duty. Kumho offers the Solus TA51a and Solus TA31, while Falken brings the all-weather Aklimate and the Sincera SN250A A/S. The Sumitomo HTR AS P03 and Nexen NEX N'Priz AH8 round out this group.
Value
Budget-minded shoppers can look at the Lexani RFX from Lexani and the Arroyo Grand Sport AS, plus options from Ironman, General, and Laufenn.
How to choose
Season: Summer tires give the sharpest dry and wet grip in warm climates; all-season tires are the versatile everyday choice; winter tires stay flexible and grip in snow and ice below freezing. All-weather options bridge all-season and winter use.
Treadwear & UTQG: The Uniform Tire Quality Grading stamp reports treadwear, traction, and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally signals a longer-lasting compound, while traction and temperature grades describe wet stopping and heat resistance. Check each tire's own grade before deciding.
Load index & speed rating: The two-digit load index and the letter speed rating (for example the H and V ratings common in this size) tell you the tire's maximum load and speed capability. Match or exceed what your vehicle's door placard specifies — never go below it.
Warranty: Many touring tires include a mileage warranty. Confirm the coverage on the tire you choose, since terms vary by model and brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 205/55R17 mean?
It's the tire's size: 205 mm section width, a sidewall height 55% of that width (about 4.44 in), radial construction, and a 17-inch wheel. The overall diameter is roughly 25.88 in.
How much do 205/55R17 tires cost?
Prices currently range from about $92.96 to $268.00 per tire, depending on brand, model, and tier.
How many 205/55R17 tires are available?
There are 26 in stock across 13 brands, including Kumho, Falken, Hankook, Continental, Pirelli, Nexen, Nokian, and more.