245/55R20 Tire Size in Inches

30.6" tall, 9.6" wide, 5.3" sidewall

Diameter30.6"778 mm
Overall diameter30.6"778 mm
Section width9.6"245 mm
Sidewall height5.3"135 mm
Circumference96.2"2443 mm
Revolutions per mile659409 per km
Wheel diameter20"≈ 30.6x9.6R20 in inches

A 245/55R20 tire is 30.6 inches (778 mm) tall and 9.6 inches wide. The sidewall is 55% of the width, 5.3 inches, on a 20-inch wheel, and the tire turns about 659 times per mile.

In flotation terms that is about 30.6x9.6R20. People often call it a 31-inch tire.

The size most often compared with it is 265/55R20, which is 0.9" taller (+2.8%). At an indicated 60 mph you would be doing 61.7 mph on it.

245/55R20
265/55R20
Diameter difference+2.83%diameter 30.61" → 31.48"
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Speedometer

ShowsActual speed

Gear ratio to match

–enter your current axle ratio

Sizes near 245/55R20

Same 20" wheel, within 20 mm of width and 10 points of aspect ratio.

SizeDiameterWidthSidewallvs 245/55R20
265/55R2031.5"10.4"5.7"+2.8%
245/60R2031.6"9.6"5.8"+3.2%
255/60R2032.0"10.0"6.0"+4.7%
265/60R2032.5"10.4"6.3"+6.2%
255/65R2033.1"10.0"6.5"+8.0%
265/65R2033.6"10.4"6.8"+9.6%

Same height on a different wheel

Sizes within 2% of 30.6" on 18" or 22" wheels.

SizeDiameterWidthSidewallvs 245/55R20
245/65R1830.5"9.6"6.3"−0.2%
295/55R1830.8"11.6"6.4"+0.5%
305/35R2230.4"12.0"4.2"−0.7%
285/55R1830.3"11.2"6.2"−0.9%
325/35R2231.0"12.8"4.5"+1.1%
285/40R2231.0"11.2"4.5"+1.2%

Speedometer with a different size

Actual speed when the speedometer is calibrated for 245/55R20.

Speedometer showson 265/55R20on 245/60R20on 255/60R20
30 mph30.8 mph30.9 mph31.4 mph
45 mph46.3 mph46.4 mph47.1 mph
60 mph61.7 mph61.9 mph62.8 mph
70 mph72.0 mph72.2 mph73.3 mph

245/55R20 FAQ

How tall is a 245/55R20 tire?

30.6 inches (778 mm). The sidewall is 5.3 inches.

How wide is a 245/55R20 tire?

9.6 inches (245 mm) section width, measured sidewall to sidewall.

What is 245/55R20 in flotation size?

About 30.6x9.6R20.

Can I use 265/55R20 instead of 245/55R20?

265/55R20 is +2.8% in diameter, within the common 3% guideline. It is 0.8" wider.