225/70R15 tires are in stock right now with 17 choices spanning 11 brands, from budget-friendly all-season touring rubber to rugged all-terrain designs and classic white-sidewall styling. Every order ships free, browse all tires with Affirm financing available, and fast delivery arrives from a nationwide network. Whether you're outfitting an older SUV, a light truck, a van, or a classic car riding on 15-inch wheels, this page gathers the full 225/70R15 lineup in one place.
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What 225/70R15 tires means
The size code is a precise description of the tire's shape. Here is exactly what each number decodes to:
- 225 — section width of 225 mm (8.86 inches), the measurement across the widest part of the tire.
- 70 — aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 70% of the section width. That works out to a sidewall of 157.5 mm (6.2 inches).
- R15 — radial construction on a 15-inch rim diameter.
Put together, these tires have an overall diameter of about 27.4 inches and turn roughly 736 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter because they keep your speedometer and odometer reading correctly, they set how much sidewall you have for a comfortable ride and pothole cushioning, and they determine clearance in the wheel well. Staying with the factory size preserves accurate gauges; changing diameter shifts them.
Vehicles & uses
This is a tall, comfort-oriented 15-inch size that balances generous sidewall height with everyday road manners. It's commonly chosen for utility-focused vehicles, older SUVs and light trucks, vans, and classic cars where a taller 15-inch fitment is called for. The extra sidewall favors ride comfort and light-duty versatility over low-profile sharpness. Always confirm the size and load requirements against the placard in your driver's door jamb or your owner's manual before buying.
Brands & options in 225/70R15 tires
You'll find a wide spread of tiers here. On the premium and touring side, Hankook offers the Kinergy S Touring H735, while Toyo brings the Extensa A/S II and Dunlop the Blue Response A/S.
Performance & all-terrain
General Tire covers both street and trail with the Altimax RT45 and the Grabber A/TX all-terrain. Kumho adds the Crugen HT51 and Solus TA51a, and Falken the Sincera SN250 A/S.
Value & classic styling
For budget-conscious shoppers, Arroyo lists the Eco Pro AS, Nexen the N'Priz AH5, and Ironman the GR906 plus the white-sidewall RB-12 NWS for that classic look. Laufenn and Mastercraft round out the lineup.
How to choose
Season: Most options in this size are all-season, built to handle warm and cool conditions plus light winter weather. If you regularly face snow and ice, look for a dedicated winter tire; if you want maximum dry grip in mild climates, a summer tire is an option. All-terrain designs like the Grabber A/TX add off-pavement capability.
Treadwear & UTQG: The UTQG rating printed on a tire's sidewall grades treadwear, traction, and temperature. A higher treadwear number generally suggests longer expected tread life. Compare the exact rating on each product page before you decide.
Load index & speed rating: The service description (for example a 100 load index with a T speed rating seen on several models) tells you how much weight a tire can carry and its rated speed. Match or exceed what your vehicle's placard specifies—this is especially important on trucks, SUVs, and vans.
Warranty: Coverage varies by brand and model, so check each tire's stated mileage and road-hazard terms as part of your comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do 225/70R15 tires cost?
Prices currently range from $96.91 to $202.99 per tire, so you can find both value and premium options in this size. Every order ships free and Affirm financing is available.
What does 225/70R15 mean?
It describes a tire that is 225 mm wide with a sidewall height 70% of that width (about 6.2 inches), built as a radial for a 15-inch wheel. The overall diameter is roughly 27.4 inches, turning about 736 revolutions per mile.
How many 225/70R15 tires are available?
There are 17 in stock across 11 brands, including Ironman, Kumho, General Tire, Toyo, Hankook, Arroyo, Falken, Nexen, Dunlop, Laufenn, and Mastercraft.