235/65R16 tires are ready to ship now, with 50 in stock spanning premium, performance, and value brands including Michelin, Continental, Falken, Hankook, Nokian, General, Hercules, GT Radial and more. Every order includes free shipping, with Affirm financing available and fast delivery from a nationwide network. Whatever you drive, you can compare touring, all-season, and all-terrain options for this size side by side and check out with confidence.
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What 235/65R16 tires means
The size code describes the tire's exact geometry. Here is what each number tells you:
- 235 — section width of 235 mm (about 9.25 in) across the widest part of the tire.
- 65 — the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 65% of the section width, which works out to 152.8 mm (about 6.01 in).
- R16 — radial construction on a 16-inch rim diameter.
Put together, the overall tire diameter is about 28.03 inches, and the tire turns roughly 720 revolutions per mile. Those figures matter to a buyer: the overall diameter and revolutions per mile keep your speedometer and odometer reading accurately when you stay within this size, while the sidewall height affects both ride comfort over bumps and how much cushion sits between the rim and the road. The section width influences clearance in the wheel well and the tire's footprint.
Vehicles & uses
This is a common size for SUVs, crossovers, minivans, and light trucks, and it appears on a wide range of models across many manufacturers. Because the size is offered in both standard passenger ratings and heavier load-range builds, it serves everyday commuting duty as well as vans and light trucks that carry more weight. Always confirm the size and load rating on your driver-side door placard before ordering, since the right choice depends on your specific vehicle.
Brands & options in 235/65R16 tires
You can shop this size across a deep bench of tiers. On the premium touring side, the Michelin Defender2 and the Continental TrueContact Tour 54 are strong all-season choices, and Michelin and Continental both bring wider lineups. For all-weather and all-terrain capability, look at the Falken Aklimate and the load-range-rated Falken Wildpeak A/T4W; browse more from Falken and the all-weather-focused Nokian One from Nokian.
Everyday touring options include the Hankook Kinergy S Touring H735 and the Hankook Kinergy PT H737 from Hankook, plus the GT Radial Maxtour LX from GT Radial and the Hercules Roadtour Connect AS from Hercules. Value-minded shoppers can consider the Ironman GR906 from Ironman. For van and light-truck loads, the General Grabber HD VAN and General Grabber APT come in heavier load-range builds.
How to choose
Season
Match the tire to your climate. All-season tires balance dry, wet, and light-winter driving for most drivers; all-weather tires add certified snow performance while staying usable year-round; dedicated winter tires deliver the most grip in cold, snow, and ice; and summer tires prioritize warm-weather traction. All-terrain options add off-pavement bite for trucks and SUVs.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating printed on the sidewall reports relative treadwear, traction, and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally indicates a compound designed to last longer, but always compare within the same category rather than across tire types.
Load index & speed rating
The load index and speed rating (the numbers and letter after the size, such as 103T or 103H) tell you the tire's maximum load capacity and speed capability. Choose ratings that meet or exceed your vehicle's original specification — heavier vehicles and vans may need the load-range builds noted above.
Warranty
Compare mileage warranties and road-hazard coverage where offered, since these vary by model and brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do 235/65R16 tires cost? In this size, prices currently range from about $107.80 to $401.00 per tire, so there are options across value, touring, and premium tiers.
What does 235/65R16 mean? It's a metric tire size: 235 mm section width, a sidewall that is 65% of that width (about 152.8 mm), and a radial build fitting a 16-inch rim. The overall diameter is roughly 28.03 inches, turning about 720 revolutions per mile.
Which brands are available in this size? You can shop 50 tires here from brands including Michelin, Continental, Falken, Hankook, Nokian, GT Radial, Hercules, Ironman, General and more — or browse all tires to compare other sizes.