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175/60R14 is 22.3 inches tall

A 175/60R14 tire measures 22.3 in (566 mm) in overall diameter and 6.9 in (175 mm) across, with a 4.1 in (105 mm) sidewall on a 14-inch wheel. It turns 906 times per mile.

Overall diameter
22.3 in
566 mm
Section width
6.9 in
175 mm
Sidewall height
4.1 in
105 mm, 60% of width
Revs per mile
906
563 per km

175/60R14 in inches and millimeters

DimensionInchesMillimeters
Section width6.9 in175 mm
Aspect ratio60%60% of width
Wheel diameter14 in356 mm
Sidewall height4.1 in105 mm
Overall diameter22.3 in566 mm
Circumference70.0 in1,777 mm
Revolutions per mile906563 per km

Cross-section to scale

175 mm Section width 566 mm Overall diameter 105 mm Sidewall R14 · 356 mm Rim diameter

Nominal dimensions from the size code. A real 175/60R14 varies about 1 to 2 percent by brand, tread depth and inflation pressure.

Sizes equivalent to 175/60R14

Common sizes within 3 percent of 22.3 in overall diameter and 20 mm of width: first on the same 14-inch wheel, then one wheel size up, then one down, nearest match first in each group. The speedometer column is what the dial reads at a true 60 mph.

SizeWheelDiameterDifferenceWidthSpeedo at 60
165/65R14 14 in 22.4 in +0.8% (+5 mm) -10 mm 59.5 mph Compare
185/55R14 14 in 22.0 in -1.1% (-7 mm) +10 mm 60.7 mph Compare
155/65R14 14 in 21.9 in -1.5% (-9 mm) -20 mm 60.9 mph Compare
165/60R14 14 in 21.8 in -2.1% (-12 mm) -10 mm 61.3 mph Compare
185/60R14 14 in 22.7 in +2.1% (+12 mm) +10 mm 58.8 mph Compare
155/60R15 15 in 22.3 in +0.2% (+1 mm) -20 mm 59.9 mph Compare
175/55R15 15 in 22.6 in +1.4% (+8 mm) 0 mm 59.2 mph Compare
175/50R15 15 in 21.9 in -1.7% (-10 mm) 0 mm 61.0 mph Compare
195/50R15 15 in 22.7 in +1.8% (+10 mm) +20 mm 58.9 mph Compare
165/60R15 15 in 22.8 in +2.4% (+13 mm) -10 mm 58.6 mph Compare
165/70R13 13 in 22.1 in -0.8% (-4 mm) -10 mm 60.5 mph Compare
175/65R13 13 in 22.0 in -1.4% (-8 mm) 0 mm 60.8 mph Compare
175/70R13 13 in 22.6 in +1.7% (+10 mm) 0 mm 59.0 mph Compare
155/80R13 13 in 22.8 in +2.2% (+13 mm) -20 mm 58.7 mph Compare
185/60R13 13 in 21.7 in -2.4% (-13 mm) +10 mm 61.5 mph Compare

What 175/60R14 means

175 is the section width in millimeters (6.9 in). 60 is the aspect ratio: the sidewall is 60 percent of the width, so 175 × 0.60 = 105 mm (4.1 in). R is radial construction, and 14 is the wheel diameter in inches (356 mm). Stack two sidewalls on the wheel and you get the overall diameter: 356 + 2 × 105 = 566 mm, or 22.3 in.

A full marking adds a load index and speed rating after the size, for example 175/60R14 91V. Those two codes set how much weight and speed the tire is certified for; look them up in the load index chart and the speed rating chart.

Plus and minus sizing from 175/60R14

Going up one wheel size, the closest match is 155/60R15 at +0.2% diameter with a 93 mm sidewall instead of 105 mm. Going down one size, 165/70R13 is -0.8% with a taller 116 mm sidewall for more comfort and pothole margin. Anything inside 3 percent keeps the speedometer, ABS and gearing effectively stock; the comparison calculator shows the full speedometer table for any pair.

Frequently asked questions

How tall is a 175/60R14 tire?

22.3 inches (566 mm) in overall diameter: the 14-inch wheel (356 mm) plus two 105 mm sidewalls. Real tires land within about 1 to 2 percent of that depending on brand, tread depth and pressure.

What is 175/60R14 in inches?

22.3 x 6.9 R14: 22.3 inches tall, 6.9 inches wide, on a 14-inch wheel. The sidewall is 4.1 inches and the circumference is 70.0 inches, so the tire turns 906 times per mile.

What tire sizes are equivalent to 175/60R14?

Within 3 percent of the same diameter on the same 14-inch wheel: 165/65R14 (+0.8%), 185/55R14 (-1.1%), 155/65R14 (-1.5%); on a 15-inch wheel: 155/60R15 (+0.2%), 175/55R15 (+1.4%); on a 13-inch wheel: 165/70R13 (-0.8%), 175/65R13 (-1.4%). The percentage is the diameter change, which is also your speedometer error.

Can I use 185/55R14 instead of 175/60R14?

Dimensionally yes: 185/55R14 is 1.1% shorter (-7 mm) and 10 mm wider, and at a true 60 mph the speedometer would read 60.7 mph. The extra width needs about 0.20 in of clearance on each side of the tire and a rim width that suits 185 mm.