215/55R17 tires are in stock right now with 95 options spanning more than 20 brands, from budget-friendly touring tires to premium all-season and performance choices. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available at checkout, and fast delivery from a nationwide network gets your tires to you quickly. Below you'll find what the size code means, the vehicles it suits, the brands on offer, and how to pick the right set.
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What 215/55R17 tires means
Reading the code left to right tells you the exact geometry of the tire:
- 215 — the section width is 215 mm (about 8.46 inches) across the widest part of the tread.
- 55 — the aspect ratio: the sidewall height is 55% of the section width, which works out to 118.3 mm (roughly 4.66 inches) tall.
- R17 — a radial tire built for a 17-inch wheel diameter.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 26.31 inches, turning roughly 767 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter because they set your speedometer and odometer accuracy, decide whether the tire clears your fenders and suspension, and influence ride comfort — a 55-series sidewall gives a reasonable cushion over bumps while still supporting responsive handling. Staying within the same overall diameter when you replace tires keeps your gauges honest and your fitment safe.
Vehicles & uses
This is a mainstream passenger size. Industry listings describe 215/55R17 as a match for sedans, passenger cars, and some crossovers, so it commonly appears on midsize sedans and compact-to-midsize CUVs. Always confirm the size against the placard on your driver's door jamb or your owner's manual before ordering, since the correct fitment depends on your specific vehicle rather than the size alone.
Brands & options in 215/55R17 tires
You can compare choices across the full tire selection, with 215/55R17 offered from names across every price tier.
Premium touring & all-weather
Continental is well represented here with the ContiProContact, the ProContact TX, and the SecureContact AW. Nokian offers the all-weather Nokian One. Pirelli, Toyo, Dunlop, and Nitto round out the higher end.
Performance & all-season
Kumho brings the Solus TA31, Falken the all-weather Aklimate, and General the Altimax 365AW. Hankook, Nexen, Laufenn, and Sumitomo add more all-season picks.
Value
GT Radial covers several needs with the Maxtour LX, the Champiro UHPAS, and the MaxClimate. Ironman offers the GR906, and Hercules the Roadtour Connect AS, alongside Sailun, Kenda, Arroyo, and more.
How to choose
Season: All-season tires balance dry, wet, and light-snow use for year-round driving; all-weather tires add stronger cold-weather grip; dedicated summer tires maximize warm-weather performance; and winter tires deliver the most traction in snow and ice. Match the type to your climate.
Treadwear & UTQG: The Uniformity Tire Quality Grading rating on the sidewall reports treadwear, traction, and temperature grades — a higher treadwear number generally signals a longer-wearing compound, while traction and temperature reflect grip and heat resistance.
Load index & speed rating: Many 215/55R17 tires carry a 94 load index paired with an H or V speed rating. Meet or exceed the load index specified on your vehicle placard, and choose a speed rating suited to your driving.
Warranty: Compare mileage warranties between models before you buy, since coverage varies by tire.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 215/55R17 mean? It describes a radial tire with a 215 mm section width, a sidewall height that is 55% of that width (about 118.3 mm), built for a 17-inch wheel. The overall diameter is roughly 26.31 inches.
How much do 215/55R17 tires cost? Prices currently range from about $84.88 to $306.00 per tire, depending on brand, model, and performance category.
How many 215/55R17 tires are available? There are 95 in stock across more than 20 brands, including Continental, Nokian, GT Radial, Kumho, Falken, General, Ironman, and Hercules.