215/60R17 tires are in stock right now with 53 options spanning more than twenty brands, from premium touring names to budget-friendly all-season picks. Every order ships free, Kumho, Michelin, Falken and many more are represented, and Affirm financing lets you split the cost while fast delivery from a nationwide network gets tires to your door quickly. Prices in this size run from $86.43 to $218.00 per tire.
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What 215/60R17 tires means
The size code describes the tire's dimensions exactly. The first number, 215, is the section width in millimeters (about 8.46 inches) measured across the widest part of the tire. The 60 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height equals 60% of the section width — here that works out to roughly 129 mm (5.08 inches) tall. The R indicates radial construction, and the 17 is the wheel (rim) diameter in inches this tire mounts to.
Put together, a 215/60R17 has an overall diameter of about 27.16 inches and turns roughly 743 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter because staying close to your original size keeps your speedometer and odometer accurate, preserves proper fender and brake clearance, and maintains the ride height and comfort the vehicle was engineered for.
Vehicles & uses
This is a popular passenger and crossover size. As retailers describe it, 215/60R17 tires are built for passenger vehicles, SUVs and crossovers running 17-inch wheels, with an emphasis on year-round performance. If your vehicle came with this size from the factory, matching it is the simplest way to keep handling and comfort as intended. Always confirm the size printed on your current sidewall or door-jamb placard before ordering.
Brands & options in 215/60R17 tires
You'll find a wide range of choices across tiers in this size.
Premium touring
For long-wearing comfort, the Michelin Defender2 and the Nokian One lead the premium group; browse more from Nokian if all-weather grip is a priority.
Performance & all-season
Balanced daily-driver options include the Kumho Solus TA51a, the Kumho Solus TA31, the General Altimax RT45, and the all-weather General Altimax 365AW. See the full lineup at General. For winter and changing conditions, look at the Falken Aklimate, the studless Falken F-ICE, and the Toyo Celsius II from Toyo.
Value
Budget-conscious picks include the Hercules Roadtour Connect AS and the Ironman GR906 — explore more at Hercules and Ironman. The efficiency-focused Falken SN110 Ecorun rounds out the mainstream choices. Compare every option across all these makes on the tires hub.
How to choose
Season: All-season tires are the versatile default for most drivers, summer tires maximize dry and wet grip in warm climates, and winter tires deliver the best traction in snow and ice. If you split the difference, all-weather designs carry the severe-service snowflake symbol while still working year-round.
Treadwear & UTQG: The UTQG treadwear grade printed on the sidewall offers a rough guide to expected tread life — higher generally means longer-lasting — alongside traction and temperature ratings. Compare grades within the same brand for the most meaningful read.
Load index & speed rating: These follow the size (for example a 96H or 96V). Match or exceed the load index specified for your vehicle, and choose a speed rating equal to or above the original. Never go below the vehicle's requirements.
Warranty: Many touring tires include a mileage treadwear warranty. Check each product page for the specific terms that apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 215/60R17 tires mean?
It's the tire size: 215 mm section width, a 60% aspect ratio (sidewall about 129 mm or 5.08 inches tall), radial construction, and a 17-inch rim diameter. The overall diameter is roughly 27.16 inches at about 743 revolutions per mile.
How much do 215/60R17 tires cost?
Prices range from $86.43 to $218.00 per tire depending on brand, season type and performance level, with 53 options available in this size.
What vehicles use 215/60R17 tires?
This size is commonly fitted to passenger cars, crossovers and smaller SUVs with 17-inch wheels. Confirm the exact size on your door-jamb placard or current sidewall before buying.