235/55R17 tires are ready to ship now, with 74 in stock spanning more than 20 brands — from premium names like Continental, Michelin and Pirelli to value-focused options from Ironman, Kenda and Haida. Every order ships free, arrives fast from a nationwide delivery network, and can be split into payments with Affirm financing. Browse the full lineup below or explore all tires to compare sizes.
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What 235/55R17 tires means
The code on the sidewall describes the tire's exact geometry. The first number, 235, is the section width in millimeters — about 9.25 inches across the widest part of the tread. The 55 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 55% of that width, which works out to roughly 129.2 mm (5.09 inches). The R17 tells you it's a radial tire built to fit a 17-inch wheel.
Put together, a 235/55R17 tire has an overall diameter of about 27.18 inches and turns roughly 742 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to you: they keep your speedometer and odometer accurate, determine whether the tire clears your fenders and suspension, and influence ride comfort — a taller 55-series sidewall absorbs bumps more than a low-profile tire.
Vehicles & uses
This is a popular all-purpose passenger size. As retailers describe it, the 235/55R17 offers a moderate section width for balanced handling paired with a moderate sidewall that enhances ride comfort. That combination makes it a common fit for sedans, crossovers, CUVs and minivans that prioritize a smooth, quiet drive over track-focused sharpness. Always confirm the size against your vehicle's door placard or owner's manual before ordering.
Brands & options in 235/55R17 tires
On the premium end, Continental tires are well represented, including the Cross Contact LX25, the all-weather SecureContact AW, and the winter-focused Conti 4x4 WinterContact. Michelin, Pirelli and Nokian round out the top tier — see the Pirelli Cinturato Weatheractive and the Nokian One.
For performance and touring, Falken tires offer the Ziex CT60 A/S and the all-weather Aklimate, while General tires bring the Altimax 365AW. Value shoppers can look at Gt Radial tires — such as the MaxClimate and Maxtour LX — plus Ironman tires like the GR906 and options from Hercules.
How to choose
Season
Match the tire to your climate. All-season tires balance year-round grip, summer tires maximize warm-weather handling, all-weather tires add snow capability, and dedicated winter tires deliver the most traction in ice and deep cold.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating covers treadwear, traction and temperature. A higher treadwear grade generally suggests longer life, while traction grades indicate wet stopping ability — compare the printed grade on each tire you're considering.
Load index & speed rating
The service description follows the size — for example, 99H or 99V. The load index confirms the tire can carry your vehicle's weight, and the speed rating (H, V, W and so on) states its rated maximum speed. Never drop below your vehicle's original specification.
Warranty
Many touring and all-season tires include a mileage treadwear warranty. Check the warranty terms listed with each model, since coverage varies by brand and tread compound.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 235/55R17 mean?
It's a tire 235 mm wide (about 9.25 inches) with a sidewall height 55% of that width (roughly 5.09 inches), built as a radial for a 17-inch wheel. The overall diameter is about 27.18 inches.
How much do 235/55R17 tires cost?
Prices currently range from about $100 to $441 per tire, depending on brand, tier and features.
Which brands are available in 235/55R17?
More than 20 brands are in stock, including Continental, Michelin, Pirelli, Nokian, Falken, General, Hankook, Toyo, Nitto, Gt Radial, Ironman and Hercules.