215/50R17 tires are in stock here with 73 options spanning more than 20 brands, from budget-friendly names to premium touring and performance lines. You can shop all-season, summer, and all-weather designs in one place, with free shipping on every order, Affirm financing, and fast delivery from a nationwide network. Prices run from about $69 to roughly $500 per tire, so there's a fit for most budgets. Browse all tire sizes if you need to double-check your fitment first.
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What 215/50R17 tires means
The code breaks down cleanly. The 215 is the section width in millimeters (about 8.46 inches). The 50 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 50% of that width — roughly 107.5 mm, or about 4.23 inches. The R stands for radial construction, and 17 is the wheel diameter in inches this tire is built to mount on.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 25.46 inches, which turns roughly 792 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to you directly: overall diameter drives speedometer and odometer accuracy, while the moderate 50-series sidewall balances a comfortable ride with responsive handling. Staying close to the original diameter keeps clearance and gearing where the vehicle was designed to run.
Vehicles & uses
According to retailer listings for this size, 215/50R17 is commonly fitted as an all-season passenger-car tire, and some sources also describe it serving small crossover and touring applications. In general terms, it's a mainstream size for compact and midsize cars and smaller CUVs used for daily commuting. Always confirm the size against your door placard or owner's manual before buying, since the correct fitment depends on your specific vehicle.
Brands & options in 215/50R17 tires
The lineup covers premium, performance, and value tiers. On the premium touring side you'll find the Continental ProContact TX and the all-weather Pirelli Cinturato WeatherActive, plus more from Continental and Pirelli.
For all-season and performance driving, look at the Hankook Kinergy S Touring H735, the sportier Hankook Ventus V2 Concept2, and the Nexen N Blue 4S 2. The all-weather Toyo Celsius II and the Kumho Solus TA51a round out the touring choices; see more from Toyo, Hankook, Nexen, and Kumho.
Value-focused shoppers can consider the Advanta ER800, the Kenda KR400, the Lexani LXUHP-207, and the Venom Power Covert Grip ASP, with more available from Lexani and Venom Power. The older-spec Continental ContiProContact is here too.
How to choose
Season comes first. All-season tires suit most year-round driving, summer tires trade cold-weather grip for warm-weather performance, and dedicated winter tires are the choice for snow and ice. All-weather designs like the Toyo Celsius II bridge the gap for milder winters.
Treadwear and UTQG ratings help compare expected mileage and grip between tires; a higher treadwear number generally suggests longer wear. Check the load index and speed rating stamped on the sidewall against your vehicle's requirements — don't drop below the original values. Finally, weigh the manufacturer mileage warranty, which varies by model, when comparing long-term value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 215/50R17 mean?
It describes a tire that's 215 mm wide with a sidewall height 50% of that width (about 4.23 inches), built as a radial for a 17-inch wheel. The overall diameter is roughly 25.46 inches.
How much do 215/50R17 tires cost?
Prices range from about $69.03 to $500.56 per tire depending on the brand, tier, and season, so both budget and premium options are available.
How many 215/50R17 tires are available?
There are 73 in stock across more than 20 brands, including Continental, Pirelli, Hankook, Toyo, Nexen, and Kumho.