225/75R16 tires are in stock here with 78 options spanning roughly 20 brands, from budget-friendly all-season models to heavy-duty light-truck and all-terrain designs. You'll find names like Toyo, Hankook, Continental, Falken, General Tire, Kumho, Hercules and Ironman, all backed by free shipping on every order, Affirm financing, and fast delivery from a nationwide network. Prices range from $86.31 to $632.00 per tire, so it's easy to match your budget and your driving needs. Browse everything in this size below, or explore the full tire selection for other fitments.
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What 225/75R16 tires means
The 225/75R16 size code describes the tire's dimensions in a standard format. Here's exactly what each number tells you:
- 225 — section width of 225 mm (about 8.86 inches), measured across the widest part of the tire.
- 75 — the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 75% of the section width. That works out to a sidewall of 168.8 mm (about 6.64 inches).
- R — radial construction.
- 16 — the wheel (rim) diameter in inches this tire is built to fit.
Put together, the overall tire diameter is about 29.29 inches, and the tire turns roughly 689 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to you as a buyer: overall diameter affects speedometer accuracy and how the tire clears your fenders and suspension, while a tall 6.64-inch sidewall generally cushions bumps and helps absorb road impacts for a comfortable ride. Staying with your vehicle's original size keeps your speedometer and gearing behaving as designed.
Vehicles & uses
This is a taller, narrow size most commonly associated with trucks, SUVs, and vans. Retailers group 225/75R16 options around load, terrain, and driving routine, and it's frequently offered as a light truck/SUV all-season and all-terrain size, including versions suitable for commercial light-truck applications. Because both passenger and light-truck (LT) constructions appear in this size, the size serves everyday commuting as well as heavier hauling and mixed on/off-road duty. Always confirm the exact size and load requirement listed on your door placard before ordering.
Brands & options in 225/75R16 tires
The lineup covers a wide range of price and purpose. On the premium end, look to Continental with the VanContact A/S Ultra, plus Toyo and Nitto for touring and all-terrain buyers.
Performance & all-terrain
Falken offers the rugged Wildpeak A/T4W, while Hankook brings the Dynapro HT2 RH14 highway tire. Hercules covers this size with the Terra Trac HPT, and General lists the Grabber H/T.
Value & everyday
Ironman is a budget-friendly choice with the RB SUV and the All Country HT 4S. Kumho offers the Road Venture HT52, and Laufenn the X FIT HT LD01. Lexani and Advanta round things out with the Terrain Beast AT, LXHT-206, and HTR-800.
How to choose
Season
Pick a summer tire for warm-weather grip, an all-season tire for year-round versatility in mild climates, or a dedicated winter tire if you regularly face snow and ice. Many highway and all-terrain models in this size are built as all-season designs.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating shows treadwear, traction, and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally suggests a longer-lasting tread compound, which is worth comparing when you plan to keep tires for years.
Load index & speed rating
The load index and speed rating follow the size on the sidewall. Confirm these meet or exceed your vehicle's requirements — especially important since both passenger and heavier LT constructions exist in 225/75R16. Match the load capacity to how you use the vehicle.
Warranty
Check the manufacturer's mileage warranty when weighing value, as coverage varies by model and construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 225/75R16 mean?
It's a tire size: 225 mm section width, a 75% aspect ratio giving a 168.8 mm (6.64-inch) sidewall, radial construction, and a 16-inch rim diameter. The overall diameter is about 29.29 inches, turning roughly 689 revolutions per mile.
How much do 225/75R16 tires cost?
Prices range from $86.31 to $632.00 per tire, depending on brand, construction, and whether it's a passenger or heavier light-truck design.
What kind of vehicles use 225/75R16 tires?
This size is most commonly matched to trucks, SUVs, and vans, and is available in both passenger and light-truck constructions. Always verify the size and load rating on your vehicle's door placard before buying.