Uploaded December 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Stock standard base tire size for your car the Toyota Corolla. Model years 1991 to 2017. You can find tires at Amazon (affiliate link): amzn.to/2BG9sE3
P - means the tire is designed for Passenger Cars. Other common letters seen here include T for Temporary,for spare tires.
225 - means the Width of the tire. It measures the widest point of the tire sidewall to sidewall, about halfway down in millimeters. It does not measure the width of the tread.
60 - means the Aspect Ratio of the tire. It measures the Sidewall Height as a percentage of the total width of the tire.
R - means it’s a Radial Tire. The internal design of the tire design has cord plies which reinforce the tire arranged at 90 degrees to the direction of travel, or radially from the center of the tire. This is the standard design for almost all automotive tires today.
16 - means the Wheel Diameter. It measures in inches the diameter of the wheel that the tires are designed to fit.
Stock standard base tire size for your car the Toyota Corolla. Model years 1991 to 2017. You can find tires at Amazon (affiliate link): amzn.to/2BG9sE3
P - means the tire is designed for Passenger Cars. Other common letters seen here include T for Temporary,for spare tires.
225 - means the Width of the tire. It measures the widest point of the tire sidewall to sidewall, about halfway down in millimeters. It does not measure the width of the tread.
60 - means the Aspect Ratio of the tire. It measures the Sidewall Height as a percentage of the total width of the tire.
R - means it’s a Radial Tire. The internal design of the tire design has cord plies which reinforce the tire arranged at 90 degrees to the direction of travel, or radially from the center of the tire. This is the standard design for almost all automotive tires today.
16 - means the Wheel Diameter. It measures in inches the diameter of the wheel that the tires are designed to fit.



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