225/70R15 tires
The size 225/70R15 means a tire 225 mm wide, with a sidewall 70% as tall as it is wide (about 158 mm), built for 15-inch wheels. Its overall diameter is about 696 mm (27.4 in). We have 4 225/70R15 tires in stock from 8 models, starting at $123.00 per tire.
4 tires in stock in 225/70R15
$123.00In stock
Kumho TA51225/70R15 100T · All-season$137.00Only 1 left
$149.00In stock
Toyo Extensa A/S II225/70R15 100T · All-season$158.00In stock
5 more models currently out of stock
Vehicles that use 225/70R15
- Ford Ranger 1998–2011
- Mazda B2300 2001–2009
- Mazda B3000 1998–2007
- Dodge Sprinter 2004–2006
- Ford Escape 2001–2004
- Nissan Frontier 2001–2004
- Jeep Cherokee 1989–2001
- Mazda B2500 1999–2001
- Mazda B4000 1999–2001
- Mercury Mountaineer 1997–2001
- Ford Explorer 1991–2000
- Chevrolet Astro 1997–2000
- Jeep Wrangler 2000
- GMC Safari 1995–1999
- Mazda MPV 1997–1998
- Chevrolet Caprice 1980–1996
- Buick Roadmaster 1991–1996
- Mazda Navajo 1991–1995
- Mercury Grand Marquis 1992–1994
- Lincoln Town Car 1993–1994
- Jeep Comanche 1990–1992
- Ford Crown Victoria 1992
- Pontiac Parisienne 1983–1986
- Maserati Quattroporte 1980–1986
- Cadillac Eldorado 1981–1985
- Cadillac Seville 1981–1985
- Buick Riviera 1984–1985
- Oldsmobile Toronado 1982–1985
- Dodge D150 1980–1984
- Dodge Ramcharger 1980–1984
Original-equipment fitments from our vehicle database. Confirm the size on your door placard before ordering.
Sizes close to 225/70R15
Within 3% overall diameter on the same rim. Only change size with a professional’s advice; load index and clearance must still match.
Questions about the 225/70R15
What does the tire size 225/70R15 mean?
The size 225/70R15 means a tire 225 mm wide, with a sidewall 70% as tall as it is wide (about 158 mm), built for 15-inch wheels.
What is the cheapest 225/70R15 tire in stock?
Right now the lowest-priced 225/70R15 tire in stock is the Antares Grip 20 at $123.00 per tire. We have 4 225/70R15 tires in stock in total.
Can I use a different size instead of 225/70R15?
Only with professional advice. A replacement size must keep the overall diameter within about 3%, fit your wheel and suspension, and meet or exceed your vehicle’s load index and speed rating.